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PEARL FISHING ,
Dangers of a DiYS ? Whsa Sjatstin' for
Tni Oeai.
Tbc Operations of n San rranolco
Company In the Gulf of Cull.
turnm Some .Specimens as
ns HOUK'
San Traneireo Call Long before IMC
the yo r in whieh Cortos littod out an
expedition for the purposes of explora
lion on the Prteilic coast of Moxieo. ho
had heard that there wore lo be found ol
theerwtiof an Immense island pearls
of the iuot wonilrons beauty , and of . o
gi-f.il a sii' that their like had uovor beet
seen since the day when Cleopatra dis
solved in n goblet of vinegat n pear
which had not Its equal in the world
Cortes was the ntoro desirous to prose
euto this undertaking , for ho liopet
.should the expedition sneered in scouring
homti handsome specimens from
these famous pearl beds ho woult
again bo taken into high favor
by Ills sovereign , as the dlscov
t-rer of still richer nnd morn valuable
lands. Coiteswas doomed to bitter dis
appointment , for though tlio cxpedilion
discovered California , yet it only proeiir
ed some suuill and discolored spccinu'im
whieh would not have pleased Uio royal
avarice had they been sent. The pear !
was. however , assiduously litliud for bj
the natives of both shores for bovora
years , bill it seems that they contrived lo
li > op the most valuable of their linds
from Ihe knoxvlijdge of Iho Spaniards.
Of late years thu lishcries in the Gulf of
California have leeeived considerable
attention from linns in Muleje ami ha
Pa : : , and it is from Ihe well-known pearl *
Usher in those seas , Jonquin Zazuetn ,
that a Call reporter was supplied with
data concerning the manner and the
means byhiih the famous Lower Cali
fornia pearls are rescued from theoceau.
The indn try of pearl-fishing on thai
coa l has \uthin lh pa-tyear received n
greater impetus through the foundation
of : \ comp.my in this city , organized
ahem a yi-ir since , nndor the au-pices of
Juan Hidalgo.
UXTUAOUniKAUr f-ONCKSSIONS.
"The coneubsions whieh Jniin llilalgo
has reeoived from life .Mexican government -
ment , " .said Joaquiiiia.iH'ta , "aro very
valuable. They give him the power to
lihh all down ( lie Mexican coast ; and I
buliovc lli.it Iho government derives a
ri-vonue through tin- custom house. So
siieeo.s ful lia-i Mr. Hid itgo bcnn n his
operations thai il is whispered lie intends
proceeding stil } further tloxvn Iho coast
and gL-ttiiig similar concessions from
each one of the Central American repub
lics and then into Soulli America. You
know that the Buy of Panama once pro-
dueod the be-4 ncarls in tlio world , and
though Iho lisliiug has been .somewhat
negleeted of late yeais , still it is gener
ally conceded thit : an expedition which
wo'uld make careful search would bo
well repaid for its labor * . From what I
can learn , lln-in expeditions are now
pushing up from the south , .md as far as
1 know 1 ean sci' no reason why good
pearls could not bo got on the United
"states cousl fcay us far as San Diego.
Well , at present Iho operations of this
San Francisco company have been eon-
lined to the Gulf ot California , where I
learn that they have found some ot the
most valuable pearls that have over been
taken from these beds. These beds ex
tend from Cape San Lucas to the island
ot San Miguel , a dinlance of three or four
hundred miles. Some of thu be.st shells
have been found north of San Joe , San
Francisco , Santa Crux and Carmen is
land , though there is a very magniliecnt
bed in the run of La Pax ; nor must I tor-
get to add that there is a bed near Coronado -
onado island which has been and is ex
tremely prolific. Tlio channel where
the = ; o pearls are found is very deep , and
Irani two to three miloa wide. In fact ,
the waters around Coronado islands tire
embedded with pearl shells , and espec
ially to the north.
TUB uivnu's urn.
"The life of a diver is bynomcanea
pleasanl ono. He is continually exposed
to danger , not alone from suffocation ,
but from the monsters of the deep. The
(5ulf ( of California abounds with sharks ,
but dreaded worse than the shark is the
tintorcra , a lierco lish that , has killed
many a daring : and skillful Usher. Shells
are louml at all depths , from ton und fif
teen lo twenty-two fathom * of water ; and
when the diver belongs to an organized
company ho is accoutred for nif sub
marine work witli n complete diving
Miitj otherwise , when no llshes on his )
own accord , ho dares the dangers of the
deep in the only garments which nature
provides him. When the diver Is prop
erly equipped he can work at least two
or three hours , but when in a state
of nature the very best man can
remain under water oury about four min
utes. though it has been claimed that di
vers have remained as long as littecn
minutes. A diver is paid a salary aver
aging ! ? . " > 0 a month , besides tins lie also
gets a percent ago of 10 per cent of the
wiulls before they are opened. As com-
'lion with that class who make their
v in tiM/.anlou.-J occupations , the
'U or is a musl profligate fellow and
spend an entire .season's earn-
ins73 t a single month. Gambling is
their net vice , and , though they are ad
dicted ! ; their hard-earned
toliijuor , yet i > -
gains generally tall into the hands of the
gamblers. 1 know of several of these
unci's who have closed Ihe season wiih a
lidy sum. and In a few weeks afterward
they are down among the sailora seeking
a snip to save them from starvation.
now run nsni.vc is CAKUIII : > ONV. '
"The season begins in May and lasts
till November , though there are some in
dependent lishor.s who continue throughout -
out the winter. It can never bo said
that the Gulf of California is a tranquil
sea , and Unit makes it all the moro dan
gerous for the poor follows.
"The wtiy in which the fishing is car-
rind 011 is this : There is attaohcdto the
poaH-fisliing licet ono largo schooner ,
ranging from 75 to 100 tone burden ,
wiiieh is u.-ud to carry the catch and the
provisions. Atluohcd to this schooner
are I hit Mtveral bo.itd from which the lUh-
ing is done. Kaeh of thobu'bonts carries
ei.\ men four to row. ono to operate the
nuiehine and ono to dive. . To the boat is
attached a wire < ba&kcl , which is let
down to the direr when he gives the
fcignnl that he has made u find. This is
s cut down , und when lillcil is hauled up
again. Tlio shells , you understand , are
found upon the rocks as are ordinary
oyters. . When Iho shells are brought oil
board they nro oyencd lv the rowers , and
it h then that a watchful care is exorcised
Jest some of Iho pearls bo stolen. The
man who discover * a big pearl generally
gets u reward , ud it is very quickly
Known when Iho catch has boon lucky ,
for Iho happy Under is euro to give vent
to liia delights in exultant fahout of 'A
poerll : i pvtirlP
I ItAUDS IMJAOTICKl * .
"Yc , there have been eases whore thn
unscrupulous fellow will btenl a peurl.
One instance recalls itself to mv m-miory ,
when n pearl of great value Hvas stolon.
and an uusucccs.sfii ] search mis institut
ed for it. The man in command of the
expedition suspected ono of his man and
administered a strong oinutio whic-h
soon discovered the thief. Not alone U
the pearl valuable , but there is/jiiiin nn
extensive demand for the shell , which if
shipped in large quantities lo Kiiroju- ,
and i . 'nliKoa from M tO' in cents u pound ,
Strangu , is il not , that there is no market
in Uu L'nilod St.itc.s for the pcnilr Juan
Ihti.I''o'a company attempted lo make
1 1 HI isco u murk''t ) but their on-
de.itors WCIP not rowned w Ih
: < n I ( o now ti ! < y 4 , i i to Loud > n dlrei t
B-lh Uermnny and France are large buyers
ors ; and whntevcr pearls nfc in the
United &taUit nmy bsiilu to say thai
Oil tier cent hnve come from Kuroiie.
'The Lower UallforYdsi pw rl hofds tin
enviable position in the pearl tnirts of
the worlu. They are not only larger , bui
their color "is superior to those found in
thu Persian gulf , the Indian ocean am
the waters of Uorueo. Contrary to nl
other gems , thu pearl does not requiri
] eli ihiiig or the art of the mecluinle lo
mill a lustre to it. It is eminently : i
jewel.
. " ( IMP. iXTnAOIII'lNA : Y [ 'HAULS.
"Some of the very larircjl pt-arls that
hnve ever been discovered Imve been tak
en from the Gulf of California. In tlio
Buy of .Muleje n pearl weighing 100 ear-
'
aU was taken it. wa as large n a smal'
egg ; while | ieiirN weighing from Jl ) to l (
carats are of frcijuent occurrence. Ami
then , ng.tin , wi > have In our waters the
rare bluoK pearl so highly prized by con-
uoi eurs. J remember seeing a black
pearl which was lished from out the San
Lorenzo channel hlclMveiglicd car-
nts and sold for :5.iKU. : ) Pearls are of dif
ferent colors , from the pure white to the
delicate roH'-tinled and to the pale green
It pan not be said wiiieh of these is the
most valuable , nu prices depend greatlj
on the caprices of fashion.
"Certainly pearls are priced by tin
Mexicans. It is common , to see girls
there with strings ot pearls around inch
nicks whieh would fetch a large price in
London. I , myself , know women In La
Pnz who have pearls of extraordinary
value , and sometimes they arc so poor
that they have not the wherewithal to
buy food. Of course , you will say that
they should sell , and undoubtedly thej
do , but a sale effected from such a wo
man is tantamount to wholesale robbery.
I will give you an instance. There win
a pour naked diver once who llshed ill ) n
pearl which was valued on the spot at
tDOit. ? Well , ho got hard up. as usual ,
nnd ehcerfully gave away this gem for
Ihe insignificant sum of $ l , * > 0.
mi : mvciM AS A CLASS.
"Taking the divers as a class , they arc
not a bad set of me.i. They are Improv
ident , it is true , but Ihcv are not mutin
ous and dishonest. They have to be
trealed well , because , undoubtedly , they
control the trade , and should the > rolu o
to work it would bo hard lo lill llieir
places. Dlver < are generally the health
iest of people , and you can distinguish
them by the development of clit' l and
shoulder.
"No , there is not the slightest prospect
of tlio Lower California beds giving
out. There are great number of men
now employed in the fishery , and as year
follows year the number will be in
creased. Why , them is an immense field
being opened out. for Hie pearl bed * will
"
soon"bu exhausted from Iho mouth of Iho
Colorado river lo the extreme limit of
South America. "
,7. P. Morris , cashier of Ihe Girard
House , Philadelphia , Pa. , writes Novem
ber U7 , 1831 ; "For the pa t twelve years
I have been a sullerer from what is
known lo tlio medical profession as lum
bago. Having been recommended , about
live years ago , to Iry Alcock's Porous
Plasters , I did so , and was more than
aakmished at the result. I found almost
immediate relief on llieir application
I wear one constantly now , and would
not bo without them. I consider thorn
invaluable. "
EDUCATION All.
Tuft's college , Mass. , has 102 students.
Cornell has CIS students enrolled ; more
than cu-r holoie.
A new chapel to cost S2.V,000 ) is in process
oC eivcllon at Lehlsh university.
The lluitfoitl , Conn. , hish school is said to
be the only absolutely Hie-prooC school house
in this countiy.
' students ofBiown
Tvvwnty-eii'lit unlvmsity
teach in the evening schools of Providence
and Its vicinity.
Mrs. L. M. Wilson , siipiinteiulent of jnib-
lie schools at DCS MoincH , la. , has under her
chnrue eljrhty teachers , and about four thou
sand pupils. Her sulnry is srl.bOO a year.
linn. Henry W. sjaue. the founder of the
Sajjo female oollejjo , Cornell university , has
( liven -UO,0'JO to endow a Professorship of
Kthlcsand Moral Philosophy in Cornell uni
versity , in memory of his late wife.
Thn down-town grammar school teachers
ol Xow York city complain bltteilv that they
ivccNe only S'.Vi aear lor teachinu exactly
the s.une things and ivini ; Hie same amount
of labor for \Miich the up-lo\ui teachers re
ceive § 1,150.
A friend of Dartmouth oollege has bouh ;
and presented to it Hie valuable Itooil estule
on tlio College Church street , opposite the
northeast corner of tlio rouimon. The name
ot the ulrer Is withhold , but II Is understood
to he Levi P. Morton , the Xew York banker.
The pioposnl to remove Union College
from Sdieneetaily. X. Y. , to Alhnny , Is a
melancholy indication ofthe dccailcivu of an
old and honoieit and iisctul institution. It is
doubtful , however , it' the college by this
moM-ment would not lose 111010 eventually
than U would pain.
The young lady liom Michigan who recent
ly entered thu Vale college law school lo
complete her studies has created a little
breeze at Yule. President Poiter l.s it-ported
as aaylntr tluit she imiy con tin LI o her studies ,
but cannot bo nlllvlallv recognized by the olli-
cers nnd will nut iccei\e a diploma when she
giauuntes.
The Virginia state board of education com
posed ol CSrover Caineiini , Attorney ( Jeiiend
Ulalr. and Stiperliiti'nilent ot Public Instruc
tion K. II. 1'an , have appointed Prot. John
X. Lang-t : < in , eolored , of Washington , ex-
minister to Havtl. to bo president ofthe
Colored Xonnul Collegiate Institute near
Petersburg.
The new Catholic Unlversitv nt Washing
ton has been Incorporated , ft Is estimated
tliatSt.ooo.cuo wilt bo ri' < mlreil to carry out
the i > lans ot the Plenary council , and or lids
niaounl about & ( IWKIO , Imsalieady been se
emed. In .lamuiry the Catholic chuiehe.sof
thh city anil the northwest will bo solicited
to subscribe u portion of Ihe leiuulnlni ; bal
ance.
Jt Is now n little mnn thnn eighteen years
since Mr. IValxxly made his lir t muiiiiicent
gilt ot a million dollars in aid of popnlnrctlu-
entlon In the smithem Mates , wliii-h was
speedily follow d by a second gift of n like
sum. not counting a million mid n half in
boiuU tind iK'crued Intci-est dun liomtlio
states of Mississippi and KJnrldn. The d-ht *
have been dlstlnellvply repudiate ] , audit is
notiirobuble tliat anything will everbode-
rlveu from either source iliough the claim
ngalnst Mlsslvsijipl jirc-entc-il to tlie leg-
Lshituii' of that stale more than three years
iv ' ( > aiul the claim ajuinst Florida has also
bi'-nMitjiifrlyun'i'd. In the exercise of Iho
absolute il scretlon as to Ihe management et
Iho fund the trustees voted a year ago to dis
continue any further uppioprintlon of In
come lo Mississippi , ! ! ! jusiico to other states ,
mul nt their last meeting ablinllur volu
Florida.
A iJlinncu for hun - llnlfailVomeii. .
Now York Times : A man with gray
hair and u silk cap on top of it sat in a
large , dingy room in thu Howery yestcr-
lay and Uilkea to women enough to have
Illled out n "Black Crook" company.
Uvi'ry ' womuii who entered the place took
lown her hair and po.-mitted the man
ivlth Iho silk hat to examine it. IIo felt
ts ( mality , scnitini/.ed its oolor nnd care-
ully measured its length. Then ho en-
crcd the woman'j name and address in
i book and wrote "Al" or " 1J2" opposite.
[ f the luiir wab found to bo Jess than two
Toot six inches in length thi ; wom.ui was
[ lolitoly but firmly shown out in the rain.
'No , 1 am not getting up a ballet , "said
: ho man with llio silk cap. "nor a hair
lore , nor a comic opera company , nor a
iiruci inusonm. I am orjjanl/ing the
; reatiKt exhibition of long-haired women
-ver scon oi ; tliis or any other ear.th ever
< nown thistory. . If il hadn't r.iinod to-
Jay you would hiivo seen lliU ofllee
'aekcd Wlmn wo gel nil the women wo
rant we shall si'iul tnem off Oh , no ! 'n ' >
ihovv is not golnj ; to l ko place li-rc-
iVo nro going to open up in the 'provin-
IBS' first. "
SOJIE APACHE TROUBLES ,
1
The Cruelties The 1 Are Capable of Oom-
Tlie Urrndfitl Vi\io of Two Ire mco
tors Cnptttfccl ly ) tlio Inillntii In
Arizona Tli < J Stmlcc Torture
mul tt Krlfilitrnl Horror * ,
Etc. , lite.
Tomb-tono Correspondence of the Min-
nnapolls Trlbunos'Tlio devilish Ingenuity
dlsphiyod by the Apaches In their tor
tures of a prisoner , especially when Ihuy
nro not pressed too clo ety by Uio sol'
dlors , surpasses the pownr of the inngln-
ntlon to conceive. I liavo just rt'tnrnod
from a prospecting tour iiitoSonorn , and
it hn9 been my fortnuo to nu-ot n mnn
who hn * . been "through the mill" pretty
thoroughly. I was returning on Sep
tember 11 from nn expedition into tliu
Turkey Creek country , when , emerging
from Tcton Canon. 1 name upon a camp
of prospectors , who. like myself , worn in
search ( f Aladdin's lamp or some equally
substantial will-o'-the-wisp to light them
on to fortune. Arizona U not much of a
country for ceremony and I rode into the
camp anil asked the boys in n few words
for permission to camp with them over
night. "Sartin , Mire , pard , yo may , " a
tuH man replied. "And hevyo got Midi
a thing about yo a ? forty drop1 * o' suthin'
to keep oil1 the 'aUeetur-j ? Cos , if ye have ,
vo'll never find a bettor tlmo to perjuco
It. We've got a chum back yer under
the trees who is pretty badly mod up , an1
no mistake. " I had some prime * whisky ,
which I "perjueed" and handed to the
bearded son of Missouri , who Bundled of
it , took a loag. comfortable * drink and
started for IUK friend.'What is the mat
ter with the sick man ? " 1 asked one tif
HIP party. Ho was leaning on hi * rlllo
ami never looked up as lie replied :
" 'I'atehe Indians , pard. That's about
what ails Hill Storey just about this very
minute. "
"Tortured * "
"Tortured. "
"Will ho die ? "
" 1'eekon not. The.y ain't no d d
'Pache Indian bullet yit thai can make
ISill Storey walk the plank. Unt it wa > n
powerful elus call , pard ; powerful clu V
I gathered Mibseqncntly thiit this band
"
of prospectors had been""rounded up"
by the Apache Indians two days before ,
thai Storey and a man known as Pickle
hud been captured , but the other * fought
their way to a place of saletv. The Indi
ans know there were nooldiers within
litty or 103 miles of them ; that the pros
pectors could not. except by accident ,
get together ro-e.nforcementsin less , than
tiin-i ! days , rvnd they tloliberart-Iy con
cluded to give Storey and 1'iekle a mati
nee. Hut 1 will let Storey U-ll how the
programme * wi.carried ; out. Poor fel
low , when I saw him his scalp was gone
and his Idoody-ukul wjw covered with a
luiuillvcrcldof , to which his comrades fro-
qucntly applied , water from a brook close
by ; his thumb nail tind the linger nails of
his lelt hand had 'been ' torn out , onn of
his car ? ) was cul.olV , a number of liN front
teeth hail been po.unded out with ' tones ,
his left arm \vj's : broken and ho had been
shot in this'1 rfaht leg. Ho was
a. pitiable object , indeed , lie greeted
me with a smi i , bill it wasa sickly smile ;
it was as if a grlnjiinj : : death's head had
essayed to < < puil : ; . Hu nail already par
taken of,0'iie of my whii-ky , and whun I
'
approached him art'he lay on a blanket ,
he Blightlv lifted'his ncad and s.ud :
"Thank for Ihebboozo ! " iind lay
down and tvet Ii'rd. hijiisdf as a Rfgli of
much gcriuinb rcmfif. MOSQ that 1 shall
never think of good whisky without
blcsing tlio nrin who invented it for
medicinal purposiI h.-uv the wounded
man was nearly exhausted and doubled
if ho would lire through the night. As
he turned over on his side I noticed what
looked like a bag growing from his iace
and risked what it meant. One of the
men informeil mo that Storey had boon
ci'ptnred by the Apnches near Tres Pine ?
when a child. They had slaughtered his
parents and concluded to adopt him into
the tribe. To guard against any attempt
to escape they had c.iusod a rattlesnake
to bite him on the cheek. Th"V saved
Ilia Hfo , but left this "bag" to grow upon
him as a mark and to deter him through
shnme or pride from ever attempting to
re-identify himself with the whites. Ho
lived with the Indians for years , but left
them in 1875 , and has been a pretty con
siderable thorn in their sides ever since.
If it hadn't been that tlioy were going to
put , him through the mill in great shape ,
they would have killed him at once.
"Yes , that's -o , " said Sloroy , turning
over , "they intended to give me a grand
benelit , but they put 'Pickles' through
the hoop lh > < , so L could kind o' look tor-
rerd to what 1 w.is to get , and M > lo-t
their big opportunity by you feller.s
' ' ' ' "
comin' an' stampedin' 'em
"If you feel strong enough , Bill , " said
the Mistonrinn , "you might go through
the manife.-t jest as it occurred , cos if
ye eave , pard , the reckillecksliin will
kind o' sjiir ) the boys up , an * when we do
get one of the ycller nkuiiks , wo can give
him the same deal. "
"Well , vou see , boys , after you follows
had all disappeared , thinkin' as how
Picklea an' mo was dead , the Injuns ju-i
kind of stood us up in the hot .sand ait'l
stripped oil every rag wo had on. as < r
lasliin * us together with their lariat- , ,
started on a dog trot for field Canyon ,
which I reckon is the all-lirede-t goi
darned ' 'tween hero
oiit-o'-tho-way plnco
and hell. 1'vo hid : sumo livolygotlln1
over the ground afore now , but the trot
they gin us two < jiluot.s ; for about forty
miles was a little the * orneryest and a
little the bilin'esl : scoot I over had in all
my born days. Kvoryonco in a while a
rattler would sing liU little song and the
ponies would jump scared like , which
would nearly jerk us on" our foot , while
the sweat > vas moro than rollln'down
our chops. Then ( Jerocomo , a sort of
chief I used to know , an1 ho know inn
well , would look around oil' his horao ,
and , with that duvUish tauntin * style ho
k-arned from UMsersoverin Sonant ,
would say in tPjigho : ' .My jrood friend ,
llio accursed "T.wkoo. would probably
like to ride. 1 will send one of nif young
men for it earring * ' . ' Hero , Tatinio ( call
ing to ti buck ) , see if yon can sec a car
riage anvwheroi for the u o of our dear
friend.1 O ! timid jdovils ain't up to tin *
grand torlnro tiof.inor nothin. ' O ! no ;
it's the Sioux and riitiyoniieil
"It was nearly night when wo got lo
Go'd ' Canyoiuou- f > o completely
played out I didji't euro what happened
In mo , and as jojl-i.s the band halted I
threw myself-on Mi lot of "rap's , and
Pickles did the snimt. Soiiu- old inmi and
sijuaws camu abril' ' of the brush houses
near by and bet nan devil of a lime when
they s > aw us , aiWl'know ' wo would get a
; raml morning matinou the next day.
l > oysvoii wouldn't bollcvo it if 1 was to
: elf you what wojvent through th.it night.
I know it would 'bo all up with m , ami
ivanti.'d to get &O.IHO Bleep , lint , do you
* nuw these infiirhal deviU wore iluail on
to us , and n Jot of them sit up all night
and kept us awake by htickin urrowa in
u * , cutting oft' our euro , plu terlng us
with all ioru of stull'l couldn't namo.
Hut mm in the midst of this hell , 1'iuklos
would occasionally got otl'ouo of his dry
jags that would make mo laugh in fepiiu
if myself. 1 iviuumbtn' once when a
lirt.V old kuuw ( | had a houk in his nose
and was pulliugoirtii mal.u him yell ; his
tut grinitudiini Aald : 'l > o you rce-kon ,
( ill , that u d'll cir hit in any more | > olrr ;
ff.inu-s lown lu'liiY rtn > Hit' ' O , he w.is
r-inif , Itiv , - ; ' - . Hut h v. i in > rtal'frald
f r rni'li's'iul , --i ! t i -t- \ \ \ v i it .jol .
itilj t'l . IIa 1-iv \ . . . ,1 \ rl ( | t'l '
They didn't spend no e tr.i tiluo o\or
their tenderloin stud chocolatpj but j't-t '
tin-d some Chili-Colorado into their gid < .
nnd prepared to giro ti the grand
hurrah. First they look In out Into lh <
open , where thm tied us with our
to some tall cnc-tus , with nbout
pricked in each otu1.
' "Unico" y Pieklro.
" 'Bntcc it Is. ' sn.va 1 , nnd tte lirnei < l
"Hut , Lord1 It wasn't no it e tr\n" ! to
brnw , fur th,1 Inr iff wu br.i"'d the fur-
i ( her titr prickers f.in In'.o us. I y < ll'-il '
I eouMn'1 Mnnd it. And Ilif l > nek <
grinned with delight , and the little fel-
ifr- stood off n fi w paces mid practiced
on us with thHr bows. 'Pinup ! ' would
co an arrow Into Pickle" . 'Bin" ! ' nd I
iind OIH > in the mouth. They kept up
this racket for about twenty mltinles
when each ono of us inus-l Imd a do/on
arrows-.tlokin1 into us. You * cc. Hie
boys foiiKln't pull very hnrtl. nnd the
arrows didn't go In very far. But when
tlicy cot through rum eamo tip and
pnlledtho arrow ? out ugh1 it hurts yet
all over.
"This ended the lint scene , when thr
gang jabbered away nbout the next part
of the programme. 1 could hoar them
talking , and know everything they "aid.
They were talkiu' nbout llio snake lor-
t tire , nnd whether it would bo a good
idea to giro It to us both at once. Think
In' It might spoil some of tlio sport , they
mndo up their minds to put Pickles ,
through tlio mill , to lot me r.oc it all , and
t hen give mo a bcnulil. Plcklca didn't ,
understand ' 1'acho talk , and I didn't
have the lioarl to lull him what was
comin' . Two young Indians were sent
out on the prairie nttur sinke * . and they
wasn't long geltin1 'cm cither , nn' as
they came back holdm' the Minimi-
in' snakes bv thu necks , Pteklos
.seined to understand the lav-out. 'HreiU
God ! Bill , what are they goin'to do ? ho
asked , as the sweat rolled down his face.
'Bruce. Piekle , brace , ' was nil 1 could
say. 'Bill , ' lie said. 'I can brace no
longer , I'm gone. " I'lio Indian boy ap-
pro.iched Tickles. One of them held a
Miako ui ) towards poor Picklon' face and
irritated the animal until it struck our
] > oor pard full In the month. The other
boy , at the same time , made Iho nalo
bite Piekles jusl below the vvaUt. Boys
1 never heerd such : iell i of tigony in all
my born days as Pickles gave. I'lio horror
ror of the snakes , the pricking of tin1 cac
tus , and the yell * , of the Indians was ton
much , nnd his head dropped on Ins
breast and he fainted. But tno devils
brought him lee iu live minutes. There
w.ii not much time to lose , as the poi-on
would take eil'eel and Pickles would
probably be dead iu an hour , fco , just as
- 0011 us they had brought him too , they
placed a lot of hot a > hes tinder his feel ,
commenced to tetir oil' his linger n-iils
and to skin him. While this was going
on a couple of Indian boys wat stu-kin'
arrows in him. and Cicrocomo was
.sculpin'lilni. Ihcy tugged and milled
at him , -.pit on him , and done worse ;
they taunted him in every way yon
could think , and uions loo. J can't tell
il , boy.as it wa , that ih , I can't do it
jiHlice. When his bcalp was oil' ; CJero-
como slapped IIIH f.icuilh . it. A s > qnaw
mutilated him with a knife , and threw
the .separated portions of his body in his
face. 1 could sue the poison was getlin'
in its work , an' so could the "Paches , cos
Pickles' skin was gelling Kind o'dark
bine. Ho had stopped yellin' , nn' was
taintlr moanin" an1 'ca'-ionally savin' .
'O , Bill ! O , Bill ! ' So , what should ono
of the bucks do but. cut a gash in poor
Pickles' belly , put in hi- > hand , and pull
the poor devil's insidn.s out , and run with
them drasrjjin" on the ground. Pickle *
never spoke another word after that , but
io t clean give up the gliu-t , and died.
J'ho devils amused tliemsolvu- a few
minutes lodger huckin' the body and
fcl.isliin'away nt it , an" then finally gin
their attention. ( Jcrocomo commenced
t.io deal by givin' mo a proliy good
tiirnin'over for leaving the band nine
year ago ; s-aid I had betrayed them tx >
tins troops a do/en limes at least , had
caused the death of 11K ) of their braves ,
and they intended to give me such : i
malincc that J would think that Pickles
had been going through a sort of picnic
only. Ho baiu they intended to seal ] )
me , put n live rattler inside me ; cook mo
over a slow lira ; tear out my linger nails
and too nails ; cut oil'my ear.s and nose ;
feed mo on animal refuse , turn me over
to the medicine men to practice on and
a whole lot of oilier things that 1 don't
remember now. But they intended to
give me this yer deal in installments like ,
and was going to make the whole thing
last for three days , an' leave me an'
Pieklen lor you fclhn's 16 Iind when yon
got some ofthe. bo.ss together and started
on Ihe trail of the tribe.
"I saw it wouldn't do nary bito' good
to wilt , so I just up and frpiN in Air. Uer-
ocomo Kscj's face. The ro-a of Iho gang
gave him the laugh , and he whipped out
li is knife an * had my scalp in a holy
minute ; then he picked up i ; bowlder ,
banned mo in llio snool with it and
knocked out eomo of teeth , he motioned
to two of the gang to hold my loft hand
while he pulled out my linder nails with
a pincers he hud probably got out of thn
traps o'somo finny surgeon. HP ( diced
oil this yer car , when 'crack , ' Joracl. . ' zip
a bullet struck him in the < > , 1 ho
keeled. Then there was a tot i. re . "U
and you boys came tumblini ; . . . \m
like a clap o'thunder. "
The tolling of this fearful tali- had
boon too much for Storey's already de
pleted strength , and as I stiw ho was
iboutto fainl or maybe die , I placed the
. ' -sk to his lipa. lint it was too late ,
' . liquor wad not swallowed. The poor
i > How had fainted. In time he was
brought to , , and the next , day Ihe party
concluded lo make an cllort to lake him
lo the nearest M'ltlement where a surgeon
could minister to his neoeis-kies The
Missouriuu went to thu clump of trees
imar the brook at daylight to
awaken Storey.Vako up , Bill ,
old man ; wc'ro { join1 to take you
where you can got cured. 'We'll
jo.-l have some colToi ! and hard tack , i\ ,
drop out o' yon stranger's llask , and
away we'll go. Bill. Bill ! Pard , wako
up. Are you druamin * you're back in
Tombitone , rakin'in a jack put ! Well ,
y ain't , and great scol ! boys. Storey's
panted in his chips , " Th tall fen of
Missouri lold thu truth. Bill Storey li.id
gone to join "Pickles , " mid so added
another to the loni ; list of vinlima who
had fallen at Ihitliands uf the implac
able .savages of the fur Southwest.
ThoFo Apache Indians are almost con
linually on the war path. They are the
most i-avago of the Indian tribes , ino > t
urno ! lo thuir pritonnf * . They linto the
whites with tin undying haired , nnd
IhiM-ii will never bo peuuo iu Ari/.ona
until they al'o oilectually wiped out of
existence. They know no Mick tiling as
tliu obscrvuiico uf a ireut ; 11103liri !
niercilu-i ? and bloodthirsty and implue-
iiblo. Tim story ol their nlrouitle * ) for
the ptsl : three months , if il could be
told , would arouse sue.li a spirit of rn-
vcnge that tlui peojile wnuld not vest
until the dread scourges WITH foivvor
scuiterc-d , ' The expuriiuice of htwru.V si'id '
"Pieklei" has IXMUI tlio uvpi-rienco ( if
f-corc.4 und hundreiLs of tmoplo in Ari-
i'.oiia. Some of the prafticcs tla-so
ilemons indulge In lowanh thu pn > ou-
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