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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1904

Page

4

Parisian Intrigue and a Fateful Paper in a Dice House

In Paris the narrator trails Carne Yvard to a wine room run by a decoy for Betrand. They play dice as the missing paper reappears, prompting a tense chase through crowded rooms while Yvard seeks the notes and their dangerous lead.

Paris Moiselle Florine Mademoiselle Hkeia Hell Carne Vard Yvard Waiety Normandy Riats Merigny Serigny Amy Honor Wyard Nvard

Escape From a Paris Gambling Hell and Back to Safety

In a Paris gambling hell, I plan escape with Florine’s aid after a tense night. We reach street level, she warns me of pursuit, and I fend off attackers with a blade and a knife, narrowly slipping away to find shelter at my inn before the chase continues next week.

Monsieur Florine Yvard Serigny Rué St. Antoine Carne Yward Rue St. Denis

Zebra Mules for Army Use Imported for Remount Dept

The Calcutta Englishman reports the Indian army remount department imported two zebra mules via a Hamburg agent. Costs are unclear, but the purchase reflects an experimental remedy for horse sickness losses among transport animals. Zebras are hardy and immune to disease, making a mule from donkey and zebra a strong transport option. The Germans already operate zebra farms near Mount Kilimanjaro.

Calcutta Indian Army Remount Department Hamburg Remount Department Africa Mount Killimanjaro

Minister Chang's remarkable career and fate

Washington Star recalls the Chinese envoy Chang who lived at Stewart Castle and championed modernization in the 1890s. After near-execution he was banished to Mongolia where he faced hard labor before a later letter from his son prompted aid from John W. Foster and Secretary Hay to restore his family name and estate.

Washington Stewart Castle Washington Star Chang China Cleveland Dupont Circle John W. Foster Hay Pekin Mongolia Permissee Peking Foster Mr. Foster

Dwarf Stone Tomato Promises for Home Gardeners

Ohio breeder Mia Livingston introduces Dwarf Stone tomato, an erect, uniform fruiting variety with Solid flesh and strong vine growth. Tests show good color and ripening, ready for field culture. seeds priced high but worth testing for promising results.

Mia Livingston Ohio

The Lion's Price in Private Musical Soirees

A Viel of private house concerts shows top musicians command large speaking fees. Reszke, Calve refuse certain engagements while Sembrich often helps charity for free or at high price. A patron paid 1500 to hear Kubelik one hour at home. Aderewski donates entire recital proceeds to charity and charges 2000 for private performances.

Everybody’s Amazin Jean de Reszke Calve New York Mme. Sembrich F Oan Aderewski

Fresh quartz vessels aid study of metals under vacuum

New observations by German chemists at high temperatures use quartz vessels to heat metals in a vacuum. Experiments show zinc cadmium selenium tellurium lead antimony tin bismuth silver copper and gold behave differently under heat with cadmium evaporating at 220 C and gold distilling sparingly at 1 375 C.

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