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: flrrlKnilon Company rtcfljns Con-
filriicllon of New iliimc.
FINISHED 11V AUGUST FIRST
Wtct nnd figure" I'erlnlnliiKlo Plume
umlcr CunntruciliiM Sliuw li tho
Hunt In lie Hod llnglttcer
0. S. Young lit Charge,
The Arnold Intention Coinpitny
li.ii let the contract for the con
struction of ItM new fliiuic from the
I) Hchntc to it ennui KOtitli of
Hcnil. George Lowell, of JJentl,
who Inn hull extensive ex pel fence
in Mich work, lint been iiwnrclccl
the conduct anil coiininirtion In now
in progrcn GeorKC S. Young
will he the engineer In clturgc for
the company
l'totn L D. Wleit, who linn
(I raw n tip the plniiH ami hpcolficn
turns "f llie fltim for the Arnold
IrrlgutlonlMM, the following ilatn
concerning it Inn Inren obtiilncd.
The llnme will he one mile in
leu tli, ii fri't wide nnd three feet
d vp, i li .1 water capacity for to,
om Here Iti coit will upproxl
in ttc 515.000.
The footing of the new structure
are to be 3x3 feet, flooring and
Hidei of two Inch material, the
y.ikcH compoicd of a sill and a joist
C4i li l.j Irel by 4x4 luetic, and
lour M.niiintil lour Icel by 4x3
inches. Tlicrc will be two 1 6-foot
ftlriugcr 10x5 inches outside nnd
two 10x6 Inches Inside. The tres
tle are to he eight feet apart, and
there will be both crovt and lateral
briiciiig
The fluuii, it Is understood, will
be the ImM that money can buy and
for id capacity will be uimiriuvwd.
Auguit 1st Is the date set fur the
completion of the work.
Already the Arnold company litis
sold wnter for over 6,000 acres,
while some 10,000 acres arc owned
by the stockholders. The company,
it is understood, is in very prosper
ous Khupe, and anticipates much
this summer. Already a consider
ublc force of men and tenuis is at
work extending the Pine Forest
lateral eastward, while it Is under
Mood that extension of the north
lateral will be undertaken this
summer
STRONG PULSE BEATS.
Cmi In Which Thtr Art Perceptible
to the Eye.
"It I not inch mi iim-ommon iIiIor." ,
KAtil a pliridclnn. "10 II ml a imtihiu
ivhont pulo tifata con bo plainly ureti.
and yet I iuppo there are bill few
ouuldo of ibv profranlun who rcullio ,
ttio fact, lu most prom ttio bent of
ttio puis cannot tn iK-rrclTed. but the '
mere net Ibnl ttio bcatlnz la pcrcptl-
I1I0 dora not mean that ttio pulso Is
other than normal. I hare como acroca
a number of enne wliero ttio ihrobblnc I
of the wrUt could bo plainly aecn. nttd
yet tho persons rnroly envo orldcnco
of abnormality In temperature. They
were rarely forerlnh and were In coort
physical condition ncuurally I'ulies
of this kind, from this view, which Is
bnscd iiHin actual obnorrntlom of
cnf. do not Imllcnto nnytliliiR more
than an abnormal physical condition
lu tho formation of tho wrist veins.
"I lime im't with one cniw which was
possibly n llttlv extrnnrdliiury lu that
It was plainer nnd much ttioro dUtlnel
llinn any I hail oror seen lioforo, II
could almost bo heard. Tho artery 1
would rise to n point almost as law
ns tint Imll of the II tt lu tinner of 11
child ninl would thntiKu from Iho
wlilto of iho skin to 11 MihmI ptirplo
with otch heat of Iho pulse. 1 found It
ensy to count tin1 pulso licnm without
toui'liliiK iho pnili!in ivrlpl, I could
sco plainly mimiuli to keep the record,
nnd In order not lo err lu my rnlculn
Hon I tested It In nereral wn nnd
found It wns correct nnd Hint there
wris no mtstnko lu my countluif with
1I10 naked ere."
THE ARTIST WON.
Mis Nrv and Hit Drawing Combined
Mnde the Editor MmI.
The islllor had gltcii the nrtUt an
order lo llniiriiti' llir story nud had
drawn 11 rmiuli ilhigniiii of tho kind of
skrleh ho wnnied. It must show n
deer rniilllmi In 11 high leap over n
eluuip nl biixtieM Tlie nrtlit rend tho
uiniiticrlpl, iiniile Iho pit-tun nnd sent
ll lu. It vtns well dour. Tin deer was
a uuiRiillli eni fellow, with h pair of
'antlers that Hie innut niiiblllous buck
inlulii well ! prmid of. Tho itlltnr
look 0110 liMik ut the drnwlui; and then
In dl'UUM returned It to Iho nrtlst,
wlih n letter MntliiK Hint Hie II pi rr
mul be redrnwu beeauso "the "lory
plainly Mate that iho buck was n
yearling, eonseiiieuily ho would have
had only spike horns nnd not Iho kind
of millers ou liatv depleted,"
The nril't wns not. boweror, dls
nmyetl. IIpsIixkI pat fornnlfers. With
cournKo born of Immovable conviction
liw returned the drnwluit tiimlterrtl to
the nil 1 or and wired him "Componl
Hon demnuds nutters. Clin pro maim
script t" 'Ihrei-yeiir-old buck."
The editor was utruck s dumb by
this niniilfcitntlnn of nerve that he
actually IihiU lime to study tho draw
In jx. Ilo let III ImRKluntloii picture
the splko buck Instead of tho majestic
auilernl Ix-iiuty nud meekly deeldeil
that Hie nrtUt knew a thins or two,
n Hut iilltnrlsl blue pencil wns
bnuiuht Into reuUlllou. the buck en lo
rd I wo yi-nrs lu n la uumlier of mlu
utes, nnd Hie periodical loat not hint:
by tho clMiigu. New York I'rcta.
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Bravo nnd Daring French
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TRAGIC END OF HIS CAREER.
Obeyed Instructions.
Mr. Dabba wns still out at 2 a. m.
Unnblo In wnll calmly nny louecr.
Mrs, Dabbs began pncliic the hall. Hhr
had eono back nml forth about thirty
seven times when sho heard thump
at the back door.
Rhe walked bnck and rieercd tliroucli
ttio Klass. It was Mr. Dabbs. all rlulit.
Ho -f iiiih! 10 linvo fallen In tho mud
two or threo times.
Hhe let him In and steadied him up
stairs, "Why did you como to Iho back
door)" sho asked.
Ilo collected hi fucltlro veils before
he answered.
"There Is a stsn In front which says
that all package must bo delivered at
the rear," ho sald.-tiL Louis l'ost-Dls-patch.
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Dox 30. " Heud, OreKon,
H Wa ths rint Atronaut to Lois
HI Llf Trom a Balloon, and 'H
Wa Daihcd to Dtath With a Com
par.lon From a Hilght of 1,700 Ftt.
Jonu rrniicols I'llnliede llozlcr, who
was born at Melx In l'MI and who was
killed, n murtyr to his real, by 11 fall
from his balloon ut llouloguu. Trance,
Juno l.'i, ITU.",, was tho first aeronaut
(0 lose his life lu Ihu dangerous work
of iiuixti'tliig the 11 1 r.
I'llulro de Hurler, who had made
nseenls In the MouigNlllcr balloon, de
termined lo solve Iho itiesllon of bal
loons ns mediums for carrying passcm
Kith mid could think nnd drenm of
nothing but hoiv ho could fashion a
mat blue Hist would carry him on an
norlnl oynge. When hi balloon wns
llulshed he made soma twenty-three
iih cuts, nearly always alone, but occa
sionally accomiwiulfd by tho Marquis
d'Arlamlcs, a braw soldier nnd one
who hail faith lu I'llntre's Ideas. The
balloon wns always held captive by
NtroiiKionls,
Whenever bo went up there wns n
crowd lo watch him. One day there
wns a lirillliiK moment. Tho balloon
drifted toward some high trees, and It
scorned Inevitable Hint the tissues
would bo torn by the branches and
Pllntre dnshed to the ground. They
saw the young limn cnlmly throw a
bunch of straw on his lira nud quickly
Hiur ow-r It two smnll tHiltles of oil.
Insiuutly the tierce bent sent the bal
loon up safely, nnd It swept beyond
(he danger lino of the trees. A mighty
shout wont up from tho crowd, and
when ha csmo down I'llslro had an
ovation.
Ilo now felt ready to make hi
grand ccrlmeutal trial trip, but the
king would not allow him to go. as ho
feared to lose so bravo and scientific
a man. I'llatre wns In despair, and at
length tho king in Id that ho would
give him the oportuntty to teat the
safety of hi balloon In the following
wny; Ho would give full pardon to any
two criminals who wero willing to go
up In It. provided I'llatrw did not him
self go.
Tho scientist was very angry. He
said: "What! Hhall vllo criminals, foul
murderers, men rejected from tho tos.
om of society, bavo tho glory of being
the first to navlgnto the air? Never
while I'llalro do Hosier draws brcathr'
After rcicnted prayers for permis
sion lo make his experiment he ap
pealed to the Influence of the Duchess
de I'ollgnnr, the governess of the royal
children. To her petlllona tho Mar
quis d'Arlnndcfl added his nnd asked
to Ik allowed to accompany Pllatrc.
At length consent was oblalurd.
On Nnv. 21, 1783. Pllatro and the
marquis made an ascent from tho gar
dens of the Chateau de la Mttette. lo
the Uols, They sailed safely ncross the
Heine, over the Hospital For Old Sol
diers, oer the Military school and
landed nbout fire miles from Paris.
Their return was greeted with wild
enthusiasm.
The marquis rodo bnck. but Pllatrc
had to go first to his houso and get a
coat, for some one had stolen Ids In
the mlxup of their coming down, when
the balloon, of course, collapsed.
Pllatrc now announced that ho would
cross tho channel from Iloulogno to
nngland. A wealthy Frenchman ad
vanced tho money lo construct an Im
proved machine that he was certain
could slay lu Iho air ns long ns acces
sary This new Invention was a bal
loon filled with hydrogen gas. Under
It was n cylinder by which be expected
to rarefy the air contained In It so that
ho could either ascend or descend eas
ily and so reach currents of nlr Hut
would tako him In nny desired direc
tion. It was flvo months before there came
n day sultnblo for making Iho aerial
trip. A physlclsn who loved adventure
and believed in tho success of the ex
periment went with htm from Dob-
logne.
They cut Iho cords that held the bal
loon nt 7 o'clock In tho morning. Tho
ascent wns majestic, and when at a
height of 200 feet the balloon swept
Into a current of air that took It to
ward tho chunncl. Suddenly a cross
current swept It back,
Pllatro hastened' to let soroo cold air
Into tho cylinder nnd In somo way
made n rent In the balloon. They were
1,700 feet high, and Instantly they
were dnshed to tho earth, mangled and
crushed frightfully.
France still remembers his enthusi
astic faith In tils scientific efforts, and
In mnny places nro memorials and In
scriptions that perpctuato his fame.
Poaton Olobe.
Ths Dsntsl OrnsmsnU.
Visitor (passing through dining room
with little Tommy, discovers mlnco plo
on sldchonrdi-Holgbo, but that's a fine
pie! Who mndo It
Tommy-Gran'ma; sho always makes
Hie pies.
Vlsltor-4)oes she, Indeed? Well, I'd
like to get my teeth Into that one.
Tommy-You would, eh? Well, gran,
ma's got ahead of you. Don't you see
tho prints of her'tt all n round tho edges?
-Iioston Courier.
Trpsislns
'Ton nccuso this aviator of trespass
ing In your gardonl"
"yes, Judge. I caught htm among
my air currents." New York Bsrsld.
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