STAR-MAIDEN. The story of the, 152-156 STIK[=U]A. Wife of Blue Jay; the story of, 341-348 STONE GIANTESS. The story of the, 254-257 STONE GIANTS. A malignant race, in Iroquois myth, 217, 228-229, 255-257 STYLES, DR. And the Dighton Writing Rock, 16 SUMMER. Queen of the Elves of Light, in Algonquian myth; Glooskap and, 148-149 SUN, THE. In Indian creation-myth, 106; worship of, 113, 350; in Sioux myth, the Rabbit and, 301-302 SUN DANCE. Blackfoot ceremony for the restoration of the sick; Poïa brings the secrets of, to the Blackfeet, 204 SUN-CHILDREN. Extract from the story of the two, 93-94 SUN-COUNTRY. In the story of Scar-face, 198-200 SUN-GOD. In the stories of Scar-face, 197-205; in a Blackfoot day-and-night myth, 208; the Sioux deity, Ictinike the son of, 266 SUPERNATURAL PEOPLE, THE. A semi-divine race, 129-130; Blue Jay and, 124-125, 323-324, 327, 329-332; Haida myth of the origin of certain, 312-314; in Chinook myth, 323-324, 327-332, 337-338 SUSQUEHANNOCKS. A tribe of the Iroquois stock, 23 SWAMP FIGHT. A battle between Indians and whites, 31 SWANTON, J. R. On totemism, 84-87 SWEET GRASS HILLS. In the legend of Buffalo-stealer, 209 T TA-UL-TZU-JE. An Indian; the fetish of, 90 TACU. In Californian myth, reputed father of Ouiamot, 354 TACULLIES. A tribe of the Tinneh stock; a superstition of, 358 TAKAHLI. A South American tribe; moral sense of, 98 TAKER-OFF-OF-THE-TREE-TOPS. Haida wind-deity; in the story of Master-carpenter and South-east, 318 TARENYAWAGO. Master of ceremonies in the Land of Souls; in the legend of Sayadio, 261 TAWISCARA (Dark One). One of the twin-gods of the Iroquois, 121 TECUMSEH. An Algonquin chief; war of, with the whites, 25 TETONS. A tribe of the Siouan stock, 28 TEXAS. Indians of; and earth-mounds, 21 THORWALD. Brother of Leif the Lucky; voyage of, to America, 15 THREE TESTS. The story of the, 275-278 THUNDER-BOYS. Twin thunder-gods of the Cherokees, 126 THUNDER-GODS, INDIAN, 125-126; analogous to thunder-gods of the aboriginal Mexican peoples, 126 THUNDER-MEN. Man-eating beings in Sioux myth; in the story of the Snake-wife, 290-292; transformed into the thunder-clouds, 292 THUNDERER. A supernatural being, in Chinook myth, 334-338 THUNDERER'S SON-IN-LAW. The story of the, 332-341 THUNDERERS. The people of Hi'nun, the Iroquois thunder-god; a myth relating to, 219-222 TIDAL-WAVE. Haida storm-deity; in the story of Master-carpenter and South-east, 318 TIHUGUN (My Old Friend). A beneficent deity of the Tinneh, 358 TIME. Indian methods of reckoning, 131-133 TINNEH, or DÉNÉ. A division of the Athapascan stock, 22, 356; poverty of, in mythological conceptions, 356-357; beliefs of, 357-358 TIPI. An Indian tent-dwelling, 48, 49 TIPPECANOE. Battle of the, 25 TLINGIT. A tribe of the Koluschan stock; houses of, 46-47 TO-MORROW. Haida deity, mother of South-east; in the story of Master-carpenter, 318