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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-02-19
CHAPTER ".

The seasons changed. Summer lapsed
into autumn, autumn into winter, and
winter into spring. Then there was great
rejoicing for the Lady Adeliza gave the
prince an heir. The child, however, was
an anomaly in that region; it had no tail,
it had fiat feet, it had q white skin, 1t had
no hair on its body. All the wise men ex-
amined it. 1t was not an ourang outang,
1t was not a chimpanzee; evidently it was
new species. Then family conclavs
was called.
"What shall we call IL ~ asked every
body.
The Duchess de Chimpanzee, who was
languidly making mud pies, said;
"I.et's call it-Man. n."-Ddrt0iR.
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The Secret of Procyon.

BT HELEN HUEr.
Alone two sat and talked. None but the night
Could hear; unless perchAnce some angel paused
Above them, wondering sadly what might mean
The music Of such words, and whence the Light
Which through the darkness lit their faces. First
The mans voice murmured, soft as sound Of pines
In summer, and yet deep as sound Of seas:
Darling, know you the story Of the star
Procyon77 'No, dear love- was whispered low
In tone neIable-so loving that
Each ripple Of the air It stirred fell warm
Like kisses on the face Of him who spoke
''Tel it to me-" Behold" then he said,
And drew her closer still: "For years and years
Astronomers had watched Procyon. No
Man knew and none could ind the secret law
By which he moved. At last one wiser than
The others said: 'Procyon's law is this:
He moves around another star As men
Count years, generation lives and dies
While once he journeys round his orbit Then
Until he died this wise ever searched
To ind Procyon's star but searched in vain.
Near half a century ago he died:
And since that day astronomers have been
Still seeking for that star And have not found
| 1t yet, dear loVe!" cried she with cheeks anAme
And voice that rang. How glorious Joy,
Procyon's love revealing, sheltsring
Itself at once. Love know not why
| You tell this talel" "But, sweet, It is not told"
He said. at ends not as you think To me
| The end is beautiful, triumphant still.
Just as last winter melted into spring,
One oloudess night patient watcher saw,
Faint in the furtherest sky, Procyons star.
The century's prediction was fulfilled,
Procyon's deep allegiance revealed,
The law eternal Of his being known.
| Heneeforth he Journeys, shining as before,
| And high In radiant realms OF million stars
| The star he loves still sitteth crowned and safe
From common eyes. But think you, love, no Joy
Has stirred Procyon's faithful heart because
At last to earnest lovers Of the truth
His truth stands proven and his sovereign star
| Acknowledged p
Silence made the answer words
Came not to give. One tear rolled down the hrm,
Strong hand which held the womans cheek clos
pressed.
She drew It closer still and closer. Low
The deep and tender voice went on: ''Dear Love!
Greatest of all great things is patience. Souls
Are set in chAngeless orbits, and their times
Are in the hollow OF Gods hand. A man
May brayely bide his hour when planets wait
For centuries Eternity provides
Full resurrection even for hopes that die"
The voice not as brave as were the words
The voice was human, and great love shook
The breast In which the steadfAst spirit dwelt.
One word the woman spake-more sob than word:
"Yes" Only that one word.
In silence then
They parted, as those part who, loving more
Than Hfe know not II life or death beyond
The parting lie. Yet teSrlessly they went,
Their eyes hxed on the sparkling space where brigh
Among the brightest orbs Procyon Shone,
Lonely triumphant, following his star.
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ly to be sold by auction in London. 1t
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l755.
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VOL. XIII.
THE VERMONT PHOENIX.
Published every Fridayby
FRENCH & sTEDMAN,

TERMS.-To single subscribers by mail, 50 Is per
1num In advance; in clubs, s2OO. when not paid In
dyanoe, 50 cts additional per year, wilbe charged
RATES OF ADTERTfSING.-One inch space or
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, 1875-11-25

BoBY FoUNp.-Adyices thro'
an indirect source from Port
Townsend, state that the body
OF another victim of the 31-fated
Pacific disaster has been found,
1t is supposed to be that of a
San Francisco gentleman who
took passage from Port Towns
end.
Since the above was in type
we have learned further partlc-
ulars. The body was that of a
Mr.. Hastings. He had on his
person a large amout'ofjewelry,
including a very large diamond
pin and u handsome gold watch
and chain, winch was found on
the boIy, He also had with him
d considerable amount OF money
in gol'l notes and drafts which
he is suppose to have been de-
posted IN the purser.s safe as
none Of it was found on the DO
dy.
, 1875-11-25

|. ~ Fnday, fbvut noon. . deck
hand employed on the steamer Califor-
ma. while in the lover hold assisting in
,Huloadirg the ship WAS struck on th+
bead by box Of ipplss which slippec
from the slings. and Instantly kille'i
On examination it was found tfat BIZ
neck was broAsn by the shock. The Sn.
perintsndsnt Of Police held An inqres
aud the Jury returned a vsrdic' TIM,
de ath resulted from accident. and added
. rider that the second mate. who was
working With the inen. should snper;n-
tend instead OF act,veIy helping opera
t,ohs. 90 as to lsassn the probability Of
. recurrence Of such accidehfs.
n The Steamshsp Gussie Telfair
picked up on Point Wilson, near Port
Townsend. Monday morning.. = vessel
with seven feet Of wafer IN bet hold and
her rud,iss gone, xhd tewed her into
Port hudlDw.
1 Henry F. Jelly. the only passen-
ger savea from the wreck of the steam
rhip Pacific. sailed in the D .kota. Mon.
day. tor Canada. Before leaving the
plncky fellow was prssentedwith purse
Of money by inembers of the Canadian
Paci- Railway etuE and n number of
merchants,
, 1875-11-25

VI. Lur1,, NV II. At the McD,nald
trial {" .ia, >. d ih"pe 'e- itird that
he wss storskeelsr nj Peter Cnrran'S
d,s,illery. and .~bile there. Mcdonald
told nj II To nee that it WAS run .cc"rd
luK 70 law II any vi"inti"n occurred
b. would siege the place. While at Cham
tennis dis'ilIery. Joyce TOLD ,rss abe h.u''e
h ID to tti4ks crudkei wh,sk~y. aud The
money made MAS to pay him (.Joyc. J
aud iv pay mo- attention To McDnnaih'r =
insrruc,ions. The " tness sald about 5D
barrels Of crooked whisky were m.dt
weekly at Jonett's. ct $50 per bsrrs,.
iha, being The assersmsn ut iiis.ib ON that
distiliety. Some weeks that AmOuht
couldI, bs made. and then 10 zee wonId
saf,il for me aud demand r+asons fJr
the Delinquency. Joyce told wi,hsss ~
was taking care of officers 1t Washing
ton. Babcock. Ave y and others. ami th.
money vss being u-~d for political pur
p.,ses. Joyce would come round and
sasks ipsoisl ssssssmsnts. saying the
, 1875-11-25
~ We understand that the
warehouse OF Messrs. Morrill, l.
Morris will he rebuilt shortly.
lrcm Daily of TH~sdsy.

Cattle MARK KETs.-The follow
ing is about the present condi
tion OF the cattle markets OF this
place, which we take as a rep
resentatlye OF the average busl-
ness OF town: Phelps n Wad-
leigh slaughter daily s head OF
beef, 2 OF veal, 4 hogs and 6
sheep: Foss Il Borst, daily. 4
head OF beef and weekly, Is
sheep, 6 hogs, and Z head or'veai;
Dlller X Laurence, daily, 4 head
of beer, 5 sheep, 2 hogs, and
weekly 25 head OF veal. They
also deal largely in game. F. V.
Snyder, wholesale butcher, 6
head OF beet, 4 hogs and 2 head
Of veal daily.
, 1875-11-25
Frs~ Dsay sf wednesday
~. The funeral of the late
Mr.. Forbes took place yesterday
afternoon.

~. We are indebted to Mr..
Otis Freeman, agent of the P:
". S. S. Co., for the following
| i,ems:
Mr.. Jelly. ono Of the two sur
vivors Of the Pacific disaster,
took passage for San Francisco
on the Dakota. The Company
gave him q free pass and fur
nlshed him with every accom-
modation possible.
The body ofMr. Hastings, one
of the victims Of the disa ster,
was taken charge OF by a friend
who came up to prosecute the
search for it. and embalmed in q
coffin. In will be taken
down on the. Salvador to his
family in San Francisco.
, 1875-11-25

a. 4 remarkable escape from trsisl
alive happened in The town Of Bradford
n H., few days since. The facts Of
the case are a. follows. A lady in the
above town hsb heen sick for aome time
and to all appsaranc 8 had died, and er.
Engagements we're accordingly made for
the fur eral to take place on the third
day after her supposed dtcease. The
preparations for the bsrial hud pro-
Rressed s2 far that on the day OF the
funeral the lady was placed in q coffin.
when it was observed that one of b :
eyes was partly opened. Nothing. hcw.
ever. was thoneht Of it a. i: was sup-
posed to be the result Of muscular con-
traction; end the arrangements for bur-
isl xere nll con- ols'-d, when the corpse
asfoni-hsd the atteAdants by asking to
be placed on Fer siie. The house of
u,onrninE wss suddenly turned into one
of j y, ah ! at last accounts the lady was
DONG finely. with every pro.pect of u
complete recovery,
, 1875-11-25

BnRGLARIEs. - We have to
chronicle another brace OF bur
glarias, one on Saturday night
and one on Sunday On Satur-
day night, the store of Mr.. E.
" Ryan, dealer in chromos and
novelties, was entered by the
front door, which was insecurely
tied and S2e0 worth OF jewel
consisting OF watches, brace
~ etc, taken 'ti,eretroRa. On
Sunday night the shop OF Mr. r.
More, dealer in boots and shoes,
'Tas entered through a rear door.
the bolts being removed by a
hind passed through hole cut
though the door for that pur-
pose. The thief got away with
u pairs of boots and two pairs
SHOES.
, 1875-11-25

GRAND LARcENY.-Some time
last week, a building in which
was stored a quantity OF liquors
belonglng to the Clancey Brcs.,
was broken into and 10 cases OF
liquors, valued at $3.50, were
taken dherefr0m. The fact Of
the loss was kept secret, but
steps were taken to discover the
thief, which resulted in the ar
rest on Saturday OF George John
son. He was examined this
morning before Justice Scott
and the evidence was such as to
justify his being bound over, so
he was ordered to give bonds in
The sdm of $500 for his appear
isnce at the next term OF the Dis
trict Court, to answer charge
of grand larceny.
, 1875-11-25

LINE Observation-Disclosures are
out in all directions repairing
the damage done to the tele-
graph lines by the late storm
The party who are repairing on
the beat from here to Puyallup,
crossed the Duwamish River
yesterday and 1t is expected will
have the line up on their beat
tonight. Telegraphic commun-
munlcatlon between here and
Portland will probably he open
by tomorrow evening. 1t will
be open between here and VIC
torla by Saturday. There is ten
miles OF line down betw cen here
and Priests Point and two par
ties areso out repairing it.
, 1875-11-25

DIED.-In this city, on the
2lst inst, Mr.. T. II. Forbes. De-
ceased had been suffering from
consumption for some time and
had long known that he was
doomed. Some time previous
to his death he had visited San
Francisco to consult the best
physicians, who informed him
that there was no hope and that
he coulI not live four months.
He died in just SIX weeks atte.
his return He leaves a wife
and family.
, 1875-11-25
3uaft Sound 9ispatth.
s..st:s, v. r, Net. IS, is5s.
sro. Daily sf AsAaay.
FrRrrI.r TMAaIv.,

FERTILE IMAGINATION. The
fertile imagination and inventive
genius Of the Swedish gentle
man who presides over the edit
orial columns ofa patent-outside
at a little place up-Sound named
Steilacoom, magnify the one
vessel that grounded near Bell
Town at low tide on Tuesday
night into fre sailing vessels
driven up on the beach in Seat
tie harbor, and he mentions with
pride that no such accident hap
pened at Steilacoom. The ex-
PLANTATION of the latter statement
may be found in the fact there
were not and have never been
any vessels in that harbor to be
blown ashore, and consequently
it might blow SO as. to take the
aair off a dox-wlthou. doing any
q mage 10 Sfeiiacoem shipping.
But, seriously, il that ingen.us
gentleman gives such free rein
to his Imagination, it will need,
not the traditionary grain, but a
whole sack of salt, to assist in
digest.ng his statements.
, 1875-11-25

Our FLEEr.-The fleet of yes.
sells in the harbor now numbers
six. They arc: the ship Com
modore, tarks Osmyn, Montana
and Aureola, barkentine Victor,
and schooner Ocean Pearl. The
first four belong to the Seattle
coal fleet, and the other two will
load respectively with Talbot
and Renton coal.
, 1875-11-25
British Columbia Items.
From the Coionist.

From the Coionist.
r TINS far the foiioSing bod'e"
have been recovered frolr the wreck Of
the Pacific.
Mrs. K-Iisr, Of San Francisco:
D &. Macin,yr (snpposed) of Cans-
ia;
JH. Sullivan, Cold ConasHtssionet
I fCxssias;
An unknown man:
J.F. Crowley Of San jose. California;
R,cbasd Jones', I'd steward n Pacific;
Mrs Heilmnth Of Walla Wallx. W. l..
-. Fgtr-i { " T+ttell)pf IAN FsAh-
ci.cn;
Hnn 9. I. viuin3. Of Tacoma. ". l.
u The body Of F. J FerreiI yAs H.
.~.red .ss,e,day. y. F. Cso~'ey's!b s!boas
.wai-s at. ios,s fro his 4riepds II Sas
Fr.ncasco Mra. K.liar body ". = ship
4etl oh The Los aIgsl.s Friday for esn
IFranci.co III tas very whaif ~hicn sns
aud s,me 225 Others left Is days oefs're
i.hthesrted and Ill unconscious Of The
tertibls Fate that awaited them few
miles away. The body Of Cold C'ml''s"-
,ouer Sullivan ~ss Fri.is, handed over
Qa.dra Lodge OF Free MAsons. and will
" buried from Masonic Hall It one
O'Clock to-mofrov sstssnoou,
, 1875-11-25

NJ Why do you insist upon
using those cheaf grades OF oil:
Downer's OIL is the only one en-
dorsed by insurance companies.
Call and get your can full ut NJ.
A. Kelly y Co.'s drugstore
Noted fer its l,r,ll.ancy, cleanli-
ness and safety. They also keep
the cheaper grade: and gasollne.
, 1875-11-25

BtANaET STEALlNG.-Frahklin
COburf was arrested this morn:
ing on the charge Of stealing a
par OF blankets belonging to
Thos. EASTWOOD. He plead
guilty and was fined $40 and
costs, and was ordered to stand
committed until fine and costs
were paid, or until released in
due course oflaw. The blankets
were found IN the possession OF
Nr. Levy, to whom the thiet
had sold them.
, 1875-11-25

NEW SEwER.-A large trench
was dug along Mil street to day
for sewer which IS to lie la,d
from in front OF the AUDITORS
office to che alley IN rear OF
uOvey \ Barker and thence out
under the wharf.
, 1875-11-25

a An attempt was made last
evening to break into this office.
The nolse made by a young man
who sleeps in the Office, IN cock
ing his revolver alarmed the
burglar and he made of. What
on earth he expected to steal
from u printing office we have
not learned.
, 1875-11-25
SHIPPING NEWs.-The bark,

SHIPPING NEws.-The barken-
tine Ella arrived in Freeport to-
day. The bark Windward ar
rived here last night The barks
MMmlon. and J.. B. Bell were
toweL in here this morning, max
ing nine vessels now in the har-
Dor, including one ship, six large
barks, barkehtlsse ard a top.
sail schooner.
, 1875-11-25

In TowN.-Capt. Sawyer,late-
ly in command OF the ship Or
pheus. which coiiided with the
Pacific and which was after
wards lost in Barclay Sound, is
in town. lie Is accompanied by
his wife, who was with him on
his vessel ut the time OF the &C
eident.
, 1875-11-25

DIEO'--At the hospital in this
city, on the 22nd inst, John o.
Conner, aged about 30. Deceas-
ed was one OF the County pa
tlents and bad been in the hos
pital about a year.
, 1875-11-25

No PApER.-To-morrow being
Thanksgiving Day and conse-
quently legal holiday, no pa
per will be issued from this Of
tice. The paper will be issued
as usual on Friday.
, 1875-11-25

REAL EsrATE.-Mr. D. T. Dem
ny, as administrator Ut the es-
tate of w. d. Woodin, deceased,
this morning sold at public auc-
ton, in front of the auditors
Office, lots l; 2, 8 and 4, in block
II, Maynard's plat Of Seattle, on
which was tan yard and q good
dwelling house, for $3.50. Mr..
d. X. Baxter, the present lessee
OF the tnnnery, was the purchas-
, 1875-11-25

RECOMMENDED OPERATIONS
The track bav.ng been cleared
the Seattle Coal Co.; fecOmmen-
ced operations, last evening, fer
the first time since the blow.
The first tram came in about II
o'cluck.
, 1875-11-25

WET FEET.-The rainy season
is coming OIL and George |. Lam
bert says he has waterproof
boots and rubbefs Of au ls.zes /;
also, the celebrated HersOine
Cater. Call and examine goo Is
beiore purchasing elsewhere. l
, 1875-11-25

~ Union thanksgiving. ser-
vice on Thursday the 25th inst,
at IL A. NJ. at the NJ. E. Church,
sermon by Rev. James Hall,
pastor Of the Congregational
Church.
, 1875-11-25

D9 Reinig's new building is
now nearly finished. Itpresents
quite \ neat appearance. 1t is
the third new store on First St..
above Cherry.
, 1875-11-25

Caoss WALK.-.Werknian were
engaged THIS morning in lay ing
a tross walk on Commercial
street, in front OF the store OF
Hall * Paulson. 1t Will be quite
an accommodation.
, 1875-11-25

MARRIED.-in this city today,
BY the Rev. +. \. Preiontaine.
Mr.. John Percill OF Jefferson
County to Mss Alice McGroaiy, {,
ct KING county.
, 1875-11-25

FINISHED LoADING.-The bark
Osmyn has finished loading and
haulel out from the Seattle coal
wharf. The bark ureuia takes
her place
, 1875-11-25

@- The Ladies Aid Society
Of the NJ. E. Church, will give u
sociaLle tonight, at the residence
OF Mrs. s. Steves on I'd street.
near the Congregational church,
, 1875-11-25
Hfan1Na F1sHERY.-The Herr

HMRING FIsnERY.-The Herr
ing Fishery OF Mr.. Hammond a:
Port Madison Is new running
day and night, and employs IL
white men. The daily catch is
about 200 barrels, making IN
about $50 gallons OF oil, worth
80 cents a gallon.
, 1875-11-25

TowED OUT.--The barkentine
Victor, loaded with 900 tons OF
Talbot coal, was towel out this
afternoon by the Gol.ak.
, 1875-11-25

REBUILDING. Mr.. Yesler has
recommended his new warehouse
lahe framework of which was
JAlown dawn on Tuesday night.
, 1875-11-25

D6r The work Of rebuil ling
the warehouse of Morrill, 4 Nor
ris has already begun.
, 1875-11-25

BoRN.-In this city, on the
22d INST, to the wife OF J. b.
BrOuellette, q son.
, 1875-11-25
Summons.

In the ris.ric. court ~ h Third Judicial Dis
trist II the Territory Of Washington h idlng
Terms At the City Of seattle. in anil for the
Counties IF King, Kitsap and Anohem'sn-
L. mis- Schwabacber. Abra-
ham Schwaba"her. Segi-
mond Schwabacher AMI
Rail+y Gatz-rt, partners.
Sn,pe hnsines, nrdet the
firm har,ae Of Srbwabasher
Br,s.. " Co.
Va. Plaintiffs.
Charles n. Allen,
Defendant.
Comp,aint f,,e in the County Of King, in the
Office Of the Gle of saii District Court.
United States Of America send Greeting
To CHARLES n. ALLEN, Defendant:
NoU AXE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-
pear in an action br usht against you
by the above named plsintiffs. in the Districs
Court of the Third Judicial District OF the
TERRITORY Of Washington holding r rms at the
City OF .>eattl- in the County Of King, for the
Counties If King. kitsap aud Snohomish. and
70 answer the complaint filed therein, within
twenty days t. xciusive of the day OF servicel
NJ -er the siv CT on you of this summons II
rved within the said Coun'y 0t hing: OF
trict, within thirty dSys, otherwise within SKY
da, 8, or judamen, by defanlt will oe taken
against you. according to the prayer O. the
| complaint. .,...
The said action ia brought to recover ssS3,
G. ID coin, balance ON account for goo Is. wares
and mrrchandiz :. consisting OF -four, feed, gro,
ceri-s. etc. sold and delivered by the .aid
plaintiffs 10 you the said d-.tp liant, At seattle
king county. Washington Territory. befw' On
| the (iates of 3si,cary LIST and date. 1879, ano
ter MI account du- Phelps Wadleish. amount
| ing To $I6S IS, assigiet 20 plaintins herein
the l4.A 10, uf Octob r. 1875
And you ar. hereby notified that II You IA
to appear nd snswer the said complaint -
~b.,ve required. the said plant us win tax
Judgment saainst You for the sum OF $o5t ID
gold coin # the Unite. States, and interes
thereon from date. for said balance due ON sait
account tor & rods. wares anil merchandise a.
aforesaid. ard for said assigned account OF TN
said Phelps l. Wadleigh against you aud foi
costs OF suir.
Witness the Hon. Jos. Il. Lew
ia, Ju1g, OF said Court. and the
Lsy S.nl tiiereof this iith day Of Oc-
tob,r. A ID Is 5.
JAMES SEA- Clerk.
BY BERIAH BRowS. d putty.
McNau. hs / Leary Att..rneya for Plaintiff
, 1875-11-25

snsHE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED A
\ new .alIrry ip Seattle. where all work in
bis line WI b. executed N gooi style at reason
sa1e sstps. MO HIRAM H0fr