The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-06
AMONG THE ApACnES.
STUDIES OF SAVAGE LIFE MADE
AMONG CAPTIVE HoSTlLES.


"e"E""s """' OF N"-'ooSe'
We haze been ensoying considerable
Apacue..oa ion of tne Iost For severa.
montns a lot Oh wo.iAn and Children, cas-
tusd oy aus 1iaw orl and DAVIS have
taKen OF tna hospitality of og-eaMa
a,o.n,nx the gulra.uou,e. dnuteI with
su.4l mt freedom The oungsters r, mpe
ou.si,.e al viii. ani the s,luaws a .orn d IA
por. ol The ounA-uuuss daily. they were
a IA her ii.dus,l1ou, 80, AMI turned man,
pr per pes, ~ weasn, han some TASK
cts y. Uearg a 5 IA tns 20 Vi style, ma Nina
mo casins for ,le so.d'ers. ahd onstructin
10y hi-uels OF Their uhi ue C. aneA lney
were aiso given some lisnt work TO uo
al onid the post, wnicn he. ell To keep tnem
healthy ami happy Wneh Lieut. faison
ar we. with nls nity- elgnt prisoners Lou
the sonora su render tde Suard-nOuse cap
yves we lie. gu, 20 ola lem ne whole
oan Went dO"n - niue arroyo tnr-e
lou tns o a niiie IRON Int o't anu oathped
anu ths sahA an rOehs .he'woO an
r'' non we.e uau'sd out 20 'heni, aud they
Nu'eAiy mAae tnein'e.ves omiortaLle ior
tae hrst day iue Improvements comprised
oniy giuoOihs o. a-ti, an tne ounding
o. sem elreu.ar wind DreA~s win bushes
etc. nut soon the patent Jaws
acAls Ne4 village lhe tau staiks OF the
ee"tuiy plant we're peaked over tne spaces
lh,lv'eu ny Wlhd- ored =, "a ia AROUND lh'st
rude tshs'io g "eri Ntrel-heu blankets OF
numerous rus o. uAp'eacied mu Ian lhese
ROOFS Vera on an a eiase, aoou. tAree am
oAs-haI ieet ~ ON .ne Z. .und Ahe neral
eHect o. eacl NJ re"i'h 10 one 0. suc an
uihoreila as our hlehu lehds Us on RAINY
oay. lhey were eAectVe, however, IN
Aespihg Oh tne "'hu an suh-wnlch
Lee 4
chA"ACTERlsflcs OF rhE CHIRIcAHUAs.
While the s4uaws trudged about in these
pur ults OF donestllty the bucks were
equally INDUSTRIOUS In gambling. They
squatted ar, u.d blankets spread in the
sand, and ueltiy dealt poonkan the MeXi-
can montel, s.appiag uown their pays with
the pscuiiar venemence which you may see
as well in n Chicago saloon as in an Apache
camp. They gdmoled Tor money, for car
tridges, Tor blankets, ana for ponies Their
chips were sometimes coffee beans, some
times cartridges, and often neat shvers of
bear grass cleverly bundled fair share
oil the uay, however, they rested from gam
bling to PEI sonal abandonment Down I'M
der some wind warning bush you would
stumble upon an athletic warrior carefully
painting his face in crimson rings and
stripes or mayhap modifying his great
crop o. hair with fistrsized chunk of NUT
ton tallow-base barbarian, who has not yet
learned the deltcacy OF civilized refinement
IN rouge and periuned lardl
The Chlricanuas are straight, athletic,
welslzed tribe, with intellis lent features
supp.e Dodies, and noticably small hand,
anu feet The females, big and little, weas
simple print dresses, which reach their
anAles The Mother Hubbard style Of archi-
lecture see as not unpopular among tne OLD
~, moineii' 'nouSn escne"eu oy 1ne young.
Inc resi- VI Une "arurooe comprises nign-
s-ahNeu oucHsAih nioceasins, orisnt neau'
neIchiei, anu praceie's oi siiVer, orass, I'm,
c'iil' anu oeaus, Win similarly cons'itu'eu
sA-'' anu e'i' ne uueAs' "nen
Ia iuii uioss' wear q P'ino sun y iinen uAa"'
:. - .no.VaSins' anu NoiuniinUuS us'rihs'
rhe iatter IN a sine qua non Inc drawers
may DO oiiiiDoeu ao "isn' ouD "i1nous tne
ustring no one can nave 'ne eneree Oh the
APs,'ne DeS. oroies'
ms .APaeue realm Is essenuiahy kinS-
uoln % eAeVus, anu no GUS his inoccasihs
49,, " 10 snoi m Ano'oau VI enuins
a. - "lNie US 80 ee"i SHlios W "i'n'n
'nree ~ ohes VI INC knee pan, whence us sur
Pius ID ,uiheu ou' anu uo"h 80 as 70 form
uouNe aiinor lor Tue snih- Done Inc
IiioaV GU iou' auap'i'.ion' however, 10 al tne
w. 20" . u .uo Nav po'n. AZ 'oHuo "I.u
- 80,
up soups Vi incnes, anu enus All h.0,e
Ie"niue uish Vi .ne uia.ie'ei u a o"o-oi.
pioeo pio' t' ION
.ne assussin ,r, S'a1s u ooul''ess uesero
uhsserS iue nu.hoie noccasin - oi tne
SOL. " AsNin sisy' ouy .nas u Vn1 more
Astains - ~ an as'ia''''e y'iio" W
ruooins AZ WIN uiy Paii]
APACHE hEAp-DhEas AND ORNAMENTS
For head dress the Apache rolls big
bandana TO three-inch band, and binds 1t
around HE bullying Uranium from stem to
stern. In prosperity he decks this band
with big disks OF silver Around his waist
Ne weals Ole, TWO or three webblng bets,
Iuil oil Uncle sam S copper cartridges OF 40
~ denomination .ependent from The sides
are MS bucKskin tobacco pouch, AN eneassd
avn Tor moeeasin m-nd,ng and Shenield
but her knife IN sheath which swallows all
but the vsry up OF the handle. He further
sports earrlngs-oid Nanay had two heavy
watchchalns fastened TO his-from two to
dozen necklaces OF big beads. a small circu-
lar mirror, and rings ami bracelets TIL you
can resi- one young buck, OF whom 1 |
took the census, had thirteen rings on his
lett mana, eleven on his right, and dozen