Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03

Her greatest favorite, however, was II
! Ithonus, son of Laomedon, king Of Troy
whom, after her usual fashion, she RAJ
Iaway With. She prevailed on jupite
to grant him Immortality; but Forgetting
to have youth joined in the gift, to he
great modification she began. after SOM
time, to discern the symptoms OF advanc
ing old age aud deerepitude. When BIZ
hair was grown white, she left his So
ciety; but he still had The range of heI
palace, lived on ambrosial food, and wa,
clad iD celestial raiment At length be
lost the power Of moving his limbs, and
then she shut him up in his chamber
whence his feeble voice might at times
be heard. It. is alsOes that she turned
him into the noisy insect called by the
| Gree Ks tettiX, or tFee'hopper.
| Aurora and TitboDus had two chill
Idren-Memnon, renowned hero slain
at the siege of Troy, and another son
!Damed Emathion, who was killed by
Hercules.
HELMS, or Sol, the Sun>gOd, the
brother of Aurora, dwelt like her on
the eastern side Of the earth.
he drove after her each day in bis four,
horse chariot along the sky. At even.
ling they all went down into a golden cup
or vessel, made by Vulcan, which car
ried them during the right around the
northern part of the earth, so as to be
in time 10 set out again in the morning.
By Persia, or Perseis, a daughter of
Oceanus, the Sun was the father oil
Circe, the great enchantrrss, and her
brother Etes, king of COlchis. Persia
also bore him Pasi phe, who married Mi>
nos, king of Crete. The Sun was also
the sire of Augeas, king of Ellis, re.
nowned for his wealth in AoOks and
herds.
Helius and Ocsauide Clymene had
son named Phaeton, whose claims to
celestial origin being denied by E paphus,
the son of Jupiter and 10, he iOurheyed
TO the palace of his repoted sire, from
whom he drew an uDwary oath that be
would grant him whatever be desired.
His request was the guidance Of the
solar chariot for one day, that all might
thereby be convinced that be was the
Of its lord. Helius, aware Of
the consequences, made every effort to
induce the thong htiesS youth TO content {
himself with some less perilOus proof.
His arguments and entreaties were 10 /
vain; and al length, With g mournful q
heart, be CirCled his head with the gilt d
sering diadsm Of rays, and committed
the Feins to bis haad. In the midst of b
bis directions, the impatient youth q
ashsd on the horses, who spFsng along il
be celestial way; but soon aware Of the
eeble baud which guided them, they raa O
Duts Of the course, and the world vas ed. :
'elOpOd 10 flames. Al the prayer Of
seRth, Jupiter launched his thhadeF, and :
lQrled RbaetoN from his seat. He fell Z,
atoythe river Bridhhus 8adBaa drowned, PPii
ndthie ssistsFss she Helia8esy fGul.maid. Il
~ WesbiDg for bic dsaSh,iWods turned,
8 theya stood, Oh GbhsRiVer's yb&Rk. iatO ),
be- tReea. WhjCho dGOPS amber Into iits q
lsEes5 eft .yaiToii.i FahaeR ssI V
g D0bS4sR IVY 4A4A = Auosf bGioOAssg oO4S8k,l A
rove along the@sky! itp her chariot to q
i've jiebe, Whila her bPOthspian6n sitter 81
ere FapOsiRgs alteF She Eoilsof tlis day. e
By,JnpiteF, Selena, was Ahemothsr oil X
daughter haneda Hersa (DsW.) 5 The Il
cd Pan gained hsE3lOya under 8hes form n
q, beaus ifuE white ram. lie There aESs ell
OusR RaEaedy EhdymiOn, on whom ,Ju. tn
iteF had bestowed thsrgIfhs6f perpetual r.,
path ibut uHitedyWiih perpetual Sleep q,
& jeayeRRltOf Mount IJgtni6s }ineGAEis !.
asl tha iplace of his -Fepass; and here :.
sDena used ito descend eaGh-nighty aud in,
ease ahen8elf by casing on his charms da
be slumbered. yt3ar8aat e. So.il II a.
Heoate was highly honored BY JuDi, cor
q'WhO gave herlextensiVe power. She Icsr
IS e. goddess i0f oths3 night sndsHas lsoII
'Fshipped BY men as the, ayerter of yeI
il and. bestower Of incressh. In after "a,
aea she was held to BE the patton ofI.oI;l
lgiC. There lie little doubt but that 9e'
ssats Hasl Originally EsgsEded,5 byqaI fro
rtion. 81. the people Of Greece, as Q ,ss
ike SelenS. tbe
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