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Show WILDEST TUIi;E. CF INDIANS. Tin- rnpiv"-. "' Arlroiia, '.ro tlrrnt Woiui.'-ri".. lie: N"i Itloe.liMriily. 'I'le i .ii' f . i 'lie bureau of i Ihnolou'y in U a Inn I. n. lias wilt In i til', into Ari.'Ui:. I'i look ovi i- the home-, of Hie I'upago liulnur. ami lolnie..!,::ate their race cliaraelei i-1 1. -. uiyn tin T'eiv York World. They are the most vagrant of American Indium., with many trlbul pcuulinrili.' Tlwy live in southern AriHtuia t if ten they muke foraging nditVu'. into Mexico, ajul In the koniMiiif neUcl habitation thiy cannot bO BBM toll) unywlicre They are (lie moot tKllftOdU) of RU tJie Iinlmn trilies ntTironent. 'Yw Papogois were once a trllni of from four to serin thoii'iaiid. I Tho exact number In not known Tiny l are scattered over mi wide ' range of l territory that it It: doubtful if i 1 1 n mo I of their own numbereoiild fou.iu elii I Idea of .how many thero now ure. in th , tribe. 'J ho rttjiagoe are wild In the eusc that they are not civilized, but no t in IlinunnJ, flllll IllO.- Ulil I lllHWl t lit' ftt V. They are a very peaceful people, r-n.l many of them asi.l'.t their Indian i.i i-Ixini i-Ixini In hi'rvesliiig their groin Th.-v take their pay in i.uppllos. whlcli tin", lay up for the winter season. Hut in the sninnier they live chtoCy on the fruit of the eiictus plant and ivlld J-r-rlcs. It is a wonder how Uiey lite nt till. Homo of tho! who lew! a roviPf life on n a few horse . and eat'le. lint. the entire number of enttlti owned liy thoM! who nri1 noton nseniii Ion 1m only two thousand and the number ot d.v moitic f.i'vU la ooo thnminnd. Tho l'apago Indluns recelto no ro- ; tlons from tho ffovernment. They are actually wlf-Mippirllng, iiskliig noth ing of the goterniuent and receiving-' very little. Thero are fnun threti bun dre'd to llvo hundred Indiana gat bored, on two reservations, one near Tucson, and one neir (Ilia llend, on the Houtli cm I'ucllio railroad. Tltose couiinu-nltles couiinu-nltles nro not mmleliiot their kind. Im fact, they are doserilied a Ir.ivlng eacln abont thirty miserable, npialld ndols house, with notadropof water within; many miles, exoopt what i ciiuglit ini pisjls during Hie uncertain Arlzonni winy seuKon, ami in u short time thlw water lieeomes thick and vile, because, the ponU ure the uommon iviprt of ltu Indian, the ealtln and the swine. What the 1'apagoes need mostlslrrl-ftatlon mostlslrrl-ftatlon to make their barren land fertile, fer-tile, for that land now will not ftirnislii siibhUtuiiee for n coyote or a gopher. T5XAN HOSPITALITY. -II, I'malDaT tllrancrr Alw Intlleil In J unit Tulo-n Care Of. "The latch Miinif lumi'ii out" e-presscd e-presscd the liietplmlliy of Hi" 'ontts-rn frontier In tiie dnja "Ik-fore the war.' If a traveler rode up before the towc that lepiiateil Hie big cabin fnun. the-rotwl the-rotwl lie e.as greeted by "Light, stranger, 'llirht!" Without thin salutation salu-tation mi uue dismounted, but it win- J rarely withheld. Mr. Williams, in In. recent book;, "Sam Houston," th" .iiilK Ike impitlso of hospitulily-wkicli hospitulily-wkicli inado every traveler u ruesl. dnriiig the early neltleineiit of r.-Mi'.. Tho traveler who nMo up to tin-front tin-front feneo wa itu-tnntli Invited ti nlljflit. III. borso wat 'a' e.l o-it i.i-hobbled i.i-hobbled to fvHid on tb' p. ml" tri'' nnd the visitor iflt down to -eli.ingo the liewu with his hot The eolTeo mill was wt rolii(r, If there were any of the prieiourtgrulus lu the house, and tin liopp r in the hollou lo;,' In grind-Ini; grind-Ini; the corn 'I lie leni'-ouoi lieur metlt lias put on the couls and the asheulio I.ll! e.l. Aftei tin meal and the eveiiiu;,' plpo Hi,' il .il.. I in H lied bli'Li'li on ll lnif l.il,, r.,' ii. i r, I'" u e.iili ih" i ii inborn in-born of Hie family und slept the sleep of health nnd liuli;ne In the morning the respoii.c to uuj impili'j n - to the charge i as: 'You cnu pay me by com-lug com-lug again " The story that a certain hospitable settler used to wail.u rqvolers on the mud and cowpaft'miMllMSM t im . i the muzzle nf a dnitbhiiwiii , ' i' . fun wnsouly n ImraoreWIe .: ,i... . nf Hie Instinct for MaW'1'1' whleli i hiinii'tcrie I tho L-ornlnfe0 The vliiitor wan a HVraH '" ' inivi'. who bmuglil thu tittKgnfv.. obtain-able, obtain-able, and was n ivgJjBnnfitdii'f to tbo iiionototiy and lonltnoWiif lira wilder- A CtirliiHD I fete at n f flfeioli-rn Aats -l.tts t:ci-u. nt jKi"t1rlt ii-One ii-One of Ike most eUrkpls b .In- trie . in Hie win Id Isthebuidlieiiliof mining f.f .ollln plciiks wldeb ft tanied on In I ' pper Tonipsln, a (MirwU of I he French IMiisc.sloni in fViulboMfWni Asia- In is crUiln district In ttp jirovuux them iNlsts a great tindertiud di isisit of 'ogs, wliloll WUI Pttpfety the Inn.!. -.f tree oiignlfcd liyniiimni nu'il-'" mini) other eniiviltoitffl of niiluie at il .oinpnriitlvely reevtttlArksl. The trees. ny lljtf Tjlall" loinpnn- :on, are a nptvtottot Owe know u to the unlive, and lo ti6fiiV,.xti nt to Ku rorwan comiuflrco, af"iMm-bou. The wood U almost ImfMUIiiihlc. and h.i- ' the utiollty, either tittwigb its mil mo 'H-OHlne lesnltof 1U mjnurn umlei- fiotiml, of rcidstlug Wa. from dump- 'I In s ipml'.tvmaktnilVlHirtienlarly val- I -iii,li.f..r tin- innntlfalCtMre of isiHIhh, I ml f.n- Ho. piirxw It Is largely ex- . i ted In I'urnpe. 'Mi- ti me i ftcn n yard In diamc- ' i 'i t- . u- liiried it lamly earth . i ..... r,. .... i .. . . i, i.ti.l.i. t-ti.1, li,- i'i. up l.y n.i. ivo labor as de- , 1 1' .i i ri.. ' f.-r ihi'in i.i uue ..filer place III the worl.t , , me f mil 1 i-ii'loivroiind In a very late of pi.wrrjitfam. In Ver- ,,, ini'oii-i ii'o'ii . wliklll now aio . dn. it 1 e- i-j i. in- 'ire known to In- oul. rln I v.'oli i'1'.iit utnssei of loff- i hi. li ii i re hi- ui -lit down and deposite. i ! ii .-ri 't j in . in il "ills within tho ivc- ', dl'i i ion' of liiinir men, ami left whero .iki.'y in re. In the course of time the ' i ji'i .li.t-. hclm-cn the logs llllcd up 'i J hearth ami all Mei-oootered ovei-' ovei-' -iridy Willi inoro !3''tlart vegetuble , J-fMtIl tlieneveriinv of i.,B Imrlod log. ( im-.hi" up thei- at.- linnii (ilwlli n-,urpri n-,urpri mi'ly good '.ml of preicrvalloii bnt the business. if -iiiinlng" tlioiu ha , not jet become an iml istry. cotton rrtOM Fin wood. t llietnlrnl ITnii'o iiv iTIileli n Htreaav t i .nl -.iiii.Uiil.ii a Mailr. Jirt in i.ili-iiio" '.u-iu Paris jotirmit, .rrr ' mi U ' ii" I'm '1 'ouuel In tkw, t'i it I oi li an fun' I "f cell a I im, near-' v I i . i, iid. as i tore has piepuieu j, ' ml ion l' iiic.iii "' ii" L'lcmci;tiof tho j. , ,,- ii. I I f' 1 1 ' 'loee'lulose ill fine HI , . I, i .--ii. " . iet forces, ami if I fi o'n' i'i in Hie ' i' ' f wool to be trans-1 fonni'd mi.' i' h ntjulred ol it, so tbn eheuilrt i.i In I iimr.'tnry takes the natural cellulose , i the trco and nop-eratrn nop-eratrn It fromthesiibsnBorsWlth wldcti it is eomblned. tranatarrnluK St .into threads by tneuns ot suitMbj'i' ' For this purpose hr iraifel t employed, this lielng submitted li twrlotof nie-ehanleal nie-ehanleal and eheinlcal ppafntloii, nml tbo Ihreuds arc drawn OWL afterward being polled on ll'1iSn' tiw aiBU-rliil uhen mamifnet m ed wwajblc.. oidi-nurj' oidi-nurj' cotttwi, tliough liatlteAi sl'gkt defect, de-fect, wliloh can Is- e4uKfryvert that I, it I ii l,tt,v'ltfK'1 '"'" natural cotton. On ' HWf aiimkL liowaver. tlio new sultfflpt t.fl1cl antl wottm easily. It lfctiKa as reatllly n untural eolfjfc jjt tken INuwrd tkiwigk a weak Wtftwin of VM-1 VM-1 nln and certain other rjtaW. "'" -l lake every shade of wrflWMifett1tu.iil J can be dressed and Ww.JM " are the tlssuesof nstnriltWtftTii., ' Waltuii lliesAsrr has Imrrisfl off lo Vermont to join KinlyariliqnUnsT. "ml 1 Uioy will do tbe world's .ml(g0ier. i .ioKriiN.out.A, a PaaflBfWfc lndiun, i has written a one liundna autl (wvun- ty-nte page lwok tcllliirtW Uli doinga of his trlbs from way XqW tin, U Uto nrasent tear. V |
