TOBACCO. Use of, among the Indians, 115-116; legend of the origin of smoking, 115 TOBET. I. A ceremonial dancer of the Acagchemems, 355. II. The costume worn by the _tobet_, 355 TOSAUT. A rock mentioned in creation-myth of the Acagchemem tribes, 352, 353 TOTEMISM. Influence of, upon marriage, 73; story of an adventure with a totem, 74-75; story of a totem-vigil, 75-76; origin of, among the Indians, 80-81; wide extension of, 81, 82-83; development of the totem into a deity, 82; rules of, 83; severity of totemic rule, 83; Swanton on, 84-87; associated with fetishism, 93; influence upon the growth of 'morality,' 102 TSUI 'KALU (Slanting Eyes). A hunter-god of the Cherokees, 125-126 TUPARAN. Same as Wac, _which see_ TUSCARORAS. A tribe of the Iroquois stock, 23; and the twin-gods myth of the Iroquois, 121 TWIN-GODS of the Iroquois, 121 TYRKER, or TYDSKER. In legend of Norse voyage to America, 14, 15 TZI-DALTAI. Fetishes of the Apaches, 89-90 U UNDERWORLD. Sioux story of an adventure in, 292-296 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT. And the Indians, 32, 79 UNKTAHE. Water-god of the Dakota, 126 UTONAGAN. A totem-spirit; an Indian's adventure with, 74-75 V VANCOUVER, G. And Indian dwellings, 47 VIRGINIA. Earth-mounds found in, 18; wars between whites and early settlers in, 29-30 W WABASKAHA. An Omaha brave; the story of, 271-273 WABOJEEG. An Indian chief; hunting exploit of, 54; a war-song of, 70-71 WABOSE, CATHERINE. The adventure of, 75-76 WAC. A supreme deity of the Pericues, called also Tuparan, 356 WAKANDA. A deity of the Omaha; in the story of Wabaskaha, 272; in the story of the Snake-wife, 288 WAKINYJAN (The Flyers). Sioux wind-deities who send storms, 110 WALES. Legend that North American Indians came from, 4-5 "WALLUM-OLUM." Picture-writing records of the Leni-Lenâpé, 77-78 WAR-DANCE, INDIAN, 65, 69-70 WARFARE AND WAR-CUSTOMS, INDIAN, 63-72 WASIS. A baby, in Algonquian myth; Glooskap and, 145-146 WATER MANITOU. In a Chippeway legend, 179 WATER-GOD. Of the Dakota, 126; in an Iroquois legend, 286-287 WAUKHEON (Thunder-bird). A thunder-god of the Dakota, 126 WAYNE, GENERAL A., 26 WEASEL. Name of the Fairy Wives, 172 WEST WIND, THE. I. Algonquian deity, father of Michabo, 120. II. Deity of the Iroquois, brother of Hi'nun, 217; destroys the Stone Giants, 228-229 WHALE-MEAT-CUTTER. A being with magical powers, in Chinook myth, 330 WHITE FEATHER. _See_ Chácopee WHITES. Familiar name for European settlers in America; early wars with Indians, 29-31; early relationship with Indians, 29-30, 32; Blackfoot idea of the originator of, 208 WHITNEY, PROFESSOR J. D. Discovery of 'Calaveras' skull by, 8 WICHITA. A tribe of the Caddoan stock, 28; grass hut of, 48 WICKIUP. An Indian dwelling, 49 WIGWAM. An Indian dwelling, 49 WILSON, PROFESSOR D. On the Chinooks, 322 WIN-PE. A giant sorcerer, in Algonquian myth; Glooskap and, 143-144