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470 Interior of Dyak I/ong-hooM, 356-357 of Tudahut. MXi Intoxicanta among tba Dyaka, 40!M70, 474 In tro«l notion, letters of, 20 InuuB rbeaui, M Ivory -bun ting in Afriea, 910 JiHinr on tbe Jumna, 04) Jackal. 83 cry of, Ca. 275. VTTH Jackrta worn by 11 ill Djrak women, 451 Kyana. 447 II II ruts. 457 jMmiiiB, »)'J huiiK-B of, :no. 440 mvmliUnce i>f. i«* PfHinBiM. SIO •kill in use of •umpiian, iT."!) jArTiiA, SiX b)i*I1iiw watrra around, *St^ Jeddali. diBtiirl«nrr«iii, 17 mmUrm (if. I^ Jrrum. liHi |>o>i.le, :il'.* quartrri at. Mi 4 aborc at. :ili> Joonooa, Mr. M. C , 3S8-2U0 Joumer from Colombo to GalW, Coimbatore to the Animillaii^ 138 Jaffna to Point PadiD^BO Mullaitivn to JaAia| 97H-3BD Oulaoamund to MaaBmaUay, 10^107 Jowata, 445 Jungle, cliaraetar of, in Bonmc 8^1 character of Malav PtMinenlai SI4, SIT character of Nortotn Geyloa, Wli definition of, 154 produce, 4tM Jungle cat, (O cock, 27U, U» Jumna Uirer, abundaBoa of faviobl^ 51 annual riaa and fall of, 93 liirU life akmc the, SO, 83 bunting on, 50 clutfacter of, 80, 58 ooldneea of water of, 89 filtbincaa of, 88 naTigatiun of, 58 por|M>iaea in, 84 ravinaa akmg the, 71 turtlca,88 Jury ayatem in Sarawak. 345 Juatioe in Sarawak, 345 KaBUa goya, 307 Kail Jang lioat roof a, 354 Kailyana, the, 457 Kaltura, 2tt Kandy, 382 Kapooaa liiTer, 334 Kardera, VJb KaU llrotbera. 301 Keddab. drfunoe of a, SS3 location and oonatmeUoii of, 891 tying wild elcniianta in the. Kvnuwita, high liouaea of th». tattooing iwactiaed by. 44& Kejang (we Muntjac). 431, 439 Keppel, Sir Henry. 3«S, 3i5 K I mania River, 2D4 KinalUlii. Mt.33I.S85 Klang. Itiver. 3UC2, 315 town of, 3m Kimmcriab elephant. SS7 KoUi, Tcrriiury of, 334. 444 Krah monb-v. 3UT. 338, 347, Kruml«ng llfiuntaina, 33G Kuching (Sarawak), SOU baxaar, ^Ml puMic biiildinga, 340 aliippihg. ;M0 KnUmtty bungalow, 108 Kiilungud KoreaU 127, 185 lUJahuf, 127. 107 Kurumliera, 100 K wala Ijumpur. SOS, 314, 315 Kyan Dyaka. aggreaaiveBeai llaimm, 448, 448, 4411. 457 barial oaatooM oC, MT of,4fr INDEX. 606 Kyan Dyaks; oaimibalism among aome oUns of the, 447-448 compariflon of, with other tribes. 458 distinguiflhing characters of, 44&^7 houses of, 449 ideas of a future state held by, 449 pro^ss of, 444 temtory of the, 446 warlike habito of the, 447 weapons of the, 447, 468 Laiiuan Island, 884 Lagonoplastos flu?icola, 61 Landscape, Domean, from Serambo Monntain 486 Central Indian, 80 Egyptian, 12 from edge of Neilgherry plateau, 108 in the Ganges delta, 86, 88 near Etawah, 35 Neilgherry, 97 on the Animallai Hills, 123 Langur monkey, black, 117, 180 gray, 107 protective instinct in the, 115 Lanuns, the, 455 Laterite, 280 Lee. Hedges <fc Ck>., Messrs, 241 kindness of, to author, 260, 250, 288 Leeches, 426 Loe Tiac, 417, 429, 484 Lemur, flying, 880, 412, 428, 478 slow-paood, 380, 808 Looparos, cattle killed by, 494 destroyed in one year, 494 persons killed by, annually, 494 Leptoptilas argala, 68 Lepus nifmcoms, 117, 268 rufioandatus, 76 Leys, Mr., 259 death of, 268 "Life in the Forest of the far Bast.'* 455,468 Life, loss of, in India by wild beasts, 403, Limbang River, 834, 447, 457 Limestone hills of Sarawak, eavef in, 480 Livistona sinensis, 800 Lizard, groon,248 Lobocarcinus Paulo- Wurtembnrgensis, 18 London, 4 Longden, Sir James, 244 Long-house of Sibuyau Dyaks, 855-857 Long Wai Dyaks^^ tattooing of, 448 Loris gracilis, 268 Loss ot cattle by wild beasts, 404 human life, 493, 404 Lost in the jungle. Ah Kee, 486-488 the author, 112-118,890 Low, Mr. Hugh, 834, 447, 457 LuciooeDhaluB pulcher, 886 Lundu River, 459 Lupea sanguinolenta, 262 Lutra leptouyx, 810 Maoaous cynomolgns, 807, 828, 847 nemestrinns, 814, 352, 880 pileatus, 268, 874, 279 radiatos, 216 Maohan shooting, 154 Macaque, pig-tiJled, 862, 807 Madras famme, 90-91 Madras Government., gvneroaity of, to author, 197 famine reoord of the, 91, 180 Madras Bob, '*tho original,** 203 Madro|)ora, 264, 287 at Point Pedro, 260 cytherea, 254, 266 Mahakkam River, 884 Makota, Pangeran, 843 Malacca, strait of, 291 town of, 301 Malay character, 812, 829 hospitaUty, 812 influence on the Drake, 843. 872 oppreasion of tho Dyaks, 8^ 848, Peninsola, 291 Mammals, collected on the An<iw^|ftU list of, 216 oolleoted near BUwah, 84, 85, 68, 64, 70, 72, 78, 74, 76, 77 measurements of some Lidian, 496 of Borneo, 847, 858, 858, 860, 880, 891, 808, 418. 420, 428, 428, 429, 481, 478 of Ceylon, 266, 268. Mtntal eapMiir of the elephAni^ 220 Male of Um DvAk tribM. 458 MethyUtod aptnU, «iorblUiil datjr on, Ml MUa {tet Otmnc-iiUn), 890 ehAppin, S74, 875 kMur, :igtt tomhi, 8U8, 417 Mica, lUO MiUiuuu, tbo, 44« high houMs of. 440 Minea, ftntimonir, at DidL 480 einiubMr, at Tagora, 483 eoal, at Himnjaa. 851 gold, at Uau, 47V tin, at Kwala Lumpor, 820 MiMins link, aeareh for traoMof, 478 Mub or Irish yahooa baact tbo autbor, 3 MikUI foTommenti a, 845 ModeU, 420 Mobwa tTM, fmit of, eaton by bean, 140 Monay doloa, IMO Mongol Dyaka, 455^53 Monkey temple at Benaree. 83-84 Honkeyt, blaok Uuigur. 117, 130 ory of, 142 fUeh of, eaten by Moloeft, 144 mode of banting, 143 siie of, 144 Monkey e, gray tangnr, 107, 115 krah, »8, 880 near Sarawak, 847 Euboecie, •«« Proboeeia Monkey langorv. 807, 828 Mooebpardi. 1(W. 107 biMin around, 187 return to, 1^ Moormen uf^Puint de Oalle, 387 Morality of the Uyaka, 4VJ, 4M. 470. 471, 472 Moral equality of men and women, 470 acale of the I>yak tribra, 4M Murgan, (tcneral, accouut of muet rle- pbaut bv, 2.f3 Murgao, Mr. Ilhodea, adventnra of, wiib a liiMin, IHO-IOI **batUry "of, 19J trtiphiea coUectrd by, 1*JS Muritaiiai entrance, IU7 Mu^ultoea. SMI. SAS Mud, an adratitiire in, 310 fiah buritiwa in, JlfJ Muddiiiiiiiid, IM Miida llaMim, lU)ah. 342-S4S Muilumallay. olMileraat, 1(17 dlaiibiigiiig native* at. 1U7 karkbana. 1V7, 115. 110 >rved foreat, lil5 Muffger l*ecr, M Mttloen. camp uf. tXM cbaracter of the, 127 courage uf the. I.Vj huotiii|{ ^aiig fif. 127 go iin strike. Jir7-2Uri. 210 Mummies, Tariuua, 13. 14 Mnnd of the Todaa, W, 103 Mnngooa^ 388 Muntjao, 171, 968^ 481 Mnrdar of RnropaaBa, SS8 Mnrata, 447, 455 dreeo and omaoMBta oC, 497 peraeontiop of, by Kyaaa^ 49T Mas nifaeoeBa, itl Mnaenm, Allahabad, 68 Ameriean, of Mainral Hiiiflty, SH HritUh, 4 CklenttjL 88 a (iOv< Ceylon Oovernment, 919 Comparative Soolocr. of, 109, 917, I>erby, at Liverpool; 4 Kgyi»tian Antiqnitioa, al Boalaa, 10 Madraa OovemnMBt, 01 Singapore, 298 United Statea National, 4, 979^ 989 Univeraity, at itooM, 0 VietoHa and Albert^ a DoMbay. 99 Moaioal inatramenU of the DynkiH i 400,440 Muani^oorle. 108 Must in elephanta, ?9^-999 Mycterla Aoatralla, 00 Myaore, elephanta oanght In, 951 Naplh, eolleoting aaariBO apaaii loologieal atatiun, 7 NaaalialarTatua, 817 93^ 904. 91 National Muaeum, U. S., 4, 975, Native aaaiataata. 607 Oath of motmv, the Mnloen', 163 Objeotfl of the trip, 2 Obiioene image at a ihrine, 05 OoYDode ceratophthalmna, 248 Ola Man, the {see Baby Orang-utan), 381, 417 Omen birds, 426, 4S2 Omens in general, 432 Ootaoamnnd, ^1^6 Ophiocephalos, 886 Ophiophaips elaps, 880, 831 Ophthalmia among the Dyaks, 473 Orang-utan, attitude of, when sleeping, 3U3, 400 when drinking, 367 eyes of, 401 fierceness of a captive, 300, 868, 872, 877 fighting qualities, 371, 402 food, 402 food in captivity, 800, 882 freedom ot lower limbs, 401 fruitless hunting for, 851-^53 general appearance ol 863, dOO« 401 geographical distribution, 848, 890 inability to stand erect, 407 inability to swim, 419 incidents in hunting, 360-368, 875, 398 individual peculiarities, 407 infant (m« Daby orang-utan) 367-368, 370, 381, 883, 403, 419, 428 largest, the, 375-376 Malay name for the, 360 man compared with an, 375 maximum size attained by, 404-406 measurements, 375, 406 mode of progression, 404 nesU, 860, 862, 403, 414 ** number forty- three,** 440 place in nature, 399, 407 price of a living, 298 scarcity of, 350 seven specimens in two days, 809 size at birth, 403 skin, 400 skinning and skeletonising, 866-360, :J74 solitary liabits, 402 viciousness of newly captured, 368, 878, 377 Whampoa*B, Mr., 299 Orchids, 397 Ornaments, personal, of Hill Dyaks, 460- 451, 485 of Muruts, 457 of Sea Dyaks, 402 Osphromenus gonrami, 3S6 Osscn, Mahommed, 28? Ostrich eggs at Aden, 20 Otogyps ^vua, 34, 44-45 Otter, 310 Outfit for a collector, 491 Padang Lake. 863-864, 898-894 Pakatans. 448, 449 Paku, 478 PaUsomis torqnatus, 68 Pahns, oocoa,>78, WO, 885,886 nipa, 8877440 palmyra, 129, 380 Pandanns oandelabnim, 860, 868, 864, 402, Papavah, 815 Paraaozums mnsanga, 70 Parong, common, 4w latok,451 Parsee, anthor swindled br a, 20 dress and appearance, 24 Paaserita, 887 Panadura,284 Pankalan, 481, 498 Paulaul of the Todas, 100 Paumben Passage, 286, 851-252 Pangah, the. M, 468, 485 Peacocks, 62 Peepul troe, 88 Peff tops among the HUl Pyaka, 471, 478 Peleoanns ruf esoens, 807 Pengolin, 968-260 Peninjau, village of. Pondioherry, 235 Pontuuiak, 835 Point Pedro, 260 Po Point, 337 Population of Sanwak Torritory, 344 of HoUngoro, 880 of Bingaporo, 205 PoroupiDei, Bomean, 423, 427 Portax, piotua, 74-75 PotAtoM, Bweet, 815 Porpoiao of the Jumna, 64 of the Orinoco, 64 Porpoiw-ahootinff, difficulty of, 04 Praus, Dyak, 464 Prawna, 804 Precious stonea of Ceylon, 287 imitations of « 287 Prejudice asainst taking life, 27 against Eoiropeana, 87 Prescription which cored author's Jungle fever, 237 Proboscis monkev, habitat, 304 noae of the, 304 peculiar cry, 804 peculiar to Borneo, 308 price of, alive, 208 shvneas, 804, 411 wild near Kuching, 347 ▼ery large troops of, 411 ProUwtive color of sambnr, 170 instinct in monkeys. 115 Provisions for Animallai trip, 120 for boat trip on Jumna, 87 Pterocarpns marsupium, 125 Pieromys petaurista, 114 Pteropua Kdwardsii, 210, 206 Punkahs, 87 Python, 87 QuADUUFBDS, directions for skinning, 402 Qnee, Mr. Eng., 350, 354, 800. 384 Quicksilver, 4^ Quinine, action of, as an emetic, 185 manuiacture of, by Madras Gov't, 06 use of, in fever, 150 It Railway Journby, from Alexandria to Cairo, 0 Bombay to Allahabad, 30^ Colombo to Kandy, 281-282 Rhuuphobatis anoylostomus, 257-258 Rajah Brooke, iee Brooke, Rajah Charles Rajah Brooke, steamer, 330 Rajah Padang. death of the, 374 size of the, 375 Rajah's Arms Hotel, 840 Ramisaerama, 251 RaU, tree, 171 Ravine deer, 172 incidents in hunting, 73-75 Ravines, the Etuwah, 71-72 Rays, 255 spiny, 966, 810 Relang River, 446 Relief camp at Animallai, 178 Religion, aUanoe of Jn Hill nyiOEa, 4S4 absonco of, in Boa Dyaka, 4T3 a definition of, not aoooptod, 473 Remedy, Dyak, 478 Rest Honse, at Bentotia, 286 at Elephant Paaa, 280 at Jaflna, 253 at Mullaitivn, 363 at PaUai, 283 Retxospoot, 488-480 Renipea,248 Rhinobatns djeddensis, 88, 38. 287 thouini, 3M Rhinoceros, price of a live, 306 Rhinolophus trifoliatna, 370 Rhvnchopa albicoUis, 87 Rifle-pits, shooting gaviala from. 4ft RiUwa monkey, 368, 879 Road, typical ^' metalled,'* 00 Rochester, N. Y., return to, 488 start from, 1 Rogue elephants, 384 one killed by Mr. Sanderaon, 884 one killed by Mr. Theobald, 134 Romania Point, 886 Rome, art verMut natore in, 0 Ross, Col A. G., 10 Ross,MajorJ. C.,83,83,00 camp establishment of, 70^71 hunting with, 71-70, 77-80 Ross, Mrs. aTo., 10 Ross, Mrs. J. 609 Sanderson, Mr. G. P., on height of ele- phants, 224 on taming elephants. 223 rogue elephant shot by, 284 Sandpiper, 807 Santubong, entranoe, 337 Peak, 837 Saras crane, 24 antics of, 59 cry of, 59 fighting qnalities of, 00 Sarawak, town of, 839-841 "Sarawak,** Hogh Low*i book on, 408, 4(»8 Sarawak GoTemment, 845, 422, 4G4 Sarawak River, entrances of, 837 Malay hooses on, 888 scenery of the. 887, 476-477 trip np the, 4^0^77 Sarawak Territory, 834 administration of Justice in, 844-345 area of, 844 cession of, 844 commcroo of, 330 flag, 337 former condition of, 841-343 forts, 846 military force, 346 present condition of, 844-345, 464 revenue, 345 Sarawak Valley, view of, 486 Sarkidiomis melanonotns, 34, 75 Sasin antelope, 76-80 Savage races, extermination of, 443 Scenery along tho coast of Borneo, 836 of the Colombo A Kandy R. it., 281-282 of the Goonoor Pass, 95 of the Hoogly River, 88 of the Jumna River. 89, 71-72 of the lialacca Strait, 291 of the Sarawak River. 837, 476-477 of the Sues Canal. 15-16 SceneiT, beautiful forest, '897, 413, 481, between Allahabad and Calcutta, 86 between Bombay and Allahabad, 80-31 between Colombo and Galle, 284-286 from Serambo Mountain, 486 on tho Animsllais, 123 on tho Noilff liorrios, 97 Scinnis, bicoTor. 328 cpliippium, 328 macrourus, 268, 874 Malabaricus, 107, 316 Ra£Besii,328 tristriatus, 268 Screw pines, 860, 862, 868 •Sea Dyaka, as warriors, 447, 450, burial customs of, 478-474 color of the, 460 compared with other tribes, 468 daUy life, 467 distmguishing chaiacters of, 446 dress and ornaments, 460, 4d3 games, 468 head-dress of, 462 Sea Dyaki, morality of, 470 physique, 459-460 pouteness and good behavior, 460, 470 semi-religious notions of, 472 stealins unknown among the, 471-472 sub-tribes of, 450 territory oooupied by, 459 war boats of, 468 weapons of. 468-463 women of the, 460-462 Sea Dyak villages, at Gnnong Popook, on the Sibuyan, 410, 413, 423, 424 on tho Simnjan, 855-357, 878 Sea Gypsies, 455 Sea View Hotel, 345, 296 Search party. 898, 486 Selangore, 801 area of, 880 elephant hunting in, 820-885 police force of, w8 political status of, 320-330 Srodnots ot 815, 880 ultan of, 880 tin mines of* 820 Semnopitheous oncullatua, 117 abundance of, 148 cry of, 143 Semnopitheous femoralis, 891, 896, 416 cncoM^nns, 107. Sibnyaa Drikt, mnaioal initramento of, Bibnyau RWer, 880, 410, 41^ 414 Bigns in nilors' qoarter, 203 Simift latynu, 871), 800 nuudmum um of, 406 speciflc oharaoten of, 407 Simla Wnrmbii^ 800. 800 cheek oalloaitiei of, 400 maximum aise ofL 404 akinj 400-401 ■peoifio charaotera of, 407 Simujan River, 840, &50, 863 firat Joamey np, 865-864 aecond Journey, 872-870 third Journey, 887-880 Bimujan, vilkge of, 840, 878 BingapoTB, approach to, 201-203 architecture, 204 arrangement of, 304 climate, 307-306 corala,487 drunkenneaa in, 895 featnrea of interest in, 308 hotela,305 iuTertebratei, 806 island 01397 market for live animals, 306 population, 295 poaition, 203, 207 Bailors* quarter, 308 shells, 487 shops, 298 society, 806 EUnghaleae natives, 380 Bipang, Cape, 836 Bkeletonixing crocodiles, 48 elephants, 164-165, 310-311 orang-uUns, 866-867 seven orangs in one day, 870 Bkinning a crocodile, directions for, 44 bison, 102-193 elephant, 303-305. 300 orang-utans, 866-807 quadrupeds, directions for, 403-408 seven orangs in one day, 870 Blave Lake, Colombo, 238 Slavery amon^ the Malays, 843 Suakes, scarcity of, in the Jungles, 830, 423 Bnares, Dyak, for small gome, 431 Biiipe, 807 Bolar topee. 40 Source of tiie Sibuyau River, 414 SiHiars, Dvak, 403 Spearing nsli in tlio Sadong, 385 Spiny-ray, 256, 310 SpoonbiUs, 75 Squall, caught in a, 441 Squirrel, S& Kixxly, 268, 274 alabar, 107, 216 striped, 268 Staat River, 481 romantic ride down the, 483 Stalking large game, 186 Stegostoma ttgrinnm, 886 Sterna caspia, 807 Stemula imnnta, 807 Sting-iay, fisherman womidad by. Sit St. John, Mr. OUver K, 450, 451, 461^ 478,488 St. John, Mr. Spenser, 884, 484^ 448^ 459^ 4IIR Stork, 60 Street-cars in Bombay, 88, 84 Stnder, Major A. O., Sto^, 488 Studer, Min, 306 Stufled fiahcL 91 Sues canal, 15-10 Sultan of SeUngore, 880 of Suln, 884 Sula piacator, 807 Sumpitan used by Jaooona, a Poonana and fakatans, 447 Sunderbunds, 88 Snngam, camp at, 190 Sungei Bnlu, 804 birds, 807 , Chinese village on, 801 crocodiles in the, 801 Supreme Being, Dyak notions of, 444, 448^ 473 Sus Indicus. 173 Suspension oridges of bamboo, 4SA Swamps of Borneo, 858, 418, 488 Swimming power of Iha dophani, 884 Syers, Mr! U. C, 803, 810, 83848B, 8Sfl^ 331,448 Taj Mbiiai., 80 Talei sura, 2»6 Tamarind tree. 611 Theobald, Mr. A. Q. K, liokneu of, iVl, 182 / trophies in btingalow of, 124 / Thesped* popolnea, 237 /^ " Thirteen Yean Among the WUdBeMto of India." ISS, 284, 2^-227 Thorns. 396 Tiffer, aeath of an immense, 158 aifficulty in preserring skin of, 100 dimensions and weight of, 150 not found in Ceylon, 252 prowling near camp, 206 tracking np a large, 157 Tiger hunting, from a maohan, 164 on foot, 155 with elephants. 154 Tigers. catUe kiUed by, 404 cattle-kiUing, 152 destmotlon of, annually, 404 game killing, 152 loss of Ufe by, 154, 404 man-eatin|f, 152 on the Animallais, 214 price of. alive, 208 reward lor killing, 155 Tiger shark, 256 Tin mines at Kwala Lumpor, 320 Tippocadn. 100 Todabuflfalo, 103 Todas, appearance of, 100 census of. 101 dress oi^ 100 habitations of the, 102 infanticide among the, 100 mund of the, 108 negative character of the, 08, 00 phenomenal laziness of, 101 polyandry among the, 101 supposed ancestry of, 102 Tomb of Eve, 17 Tomistoma Schlegellii, 55, 848, 478 Toonaoadavoo, f ozest camp at, 123 Tortoise, 310 Trackers, skilfuhiess of, 100 Tracking elephants, 136, 108, 321 Traders, tricks of Chinese, 433 Tragnlns kanchil, 328 napn, 328, 380 Tree cat, 70 Tree climbing perch, 307 Rnake, 381 tapanff, 428, 434 Trees of Northwest Provinces, 81, 82 Tring Dyaks, cannibalistic habits of, human sacrifices offered by. 448 semi-religious notions of, 448 Trinidad, astuteness of custom-house of- oersat, 244 Trionyx GangeticuSj^ Trogloditcs gorilla, 300 nigcr, 300 Tropical hunger, 272, 388 Trygon sephen, 250 namak, 255 wolga, 257 Tuba fishing. 384 " Tug^f -war ** among the Dyaks, 468 Tulip trees, 287 Tumey, Mr. a H. A., 880 Tnpaia. 478 Tupa, 464 Tushes of elephants, 210, 235 Turtles, 258 in the Jmnna, 68 Tweedale, Marquis of, 477 Ulorrs, 174, 104 Unohastity, penalties foi^ 470 Urogymnus asperrimus, 256u 810 Ursus labiatua, 140 Vampirbs, 288 Vandevonl, Mr. J. WftOago leeriL885 Walieri, Mr. WiUimm. S5l Wuideroo monlny, of Gejlon, 968, 274, 277.280 War boftto of tho Boa Dyalok 488-464 Ward, ProfoMor Henry A., a, 18, 82, 174, 192, 104, 107, 208, 241, 2&, 272, 288 Ward'a Nataral Soienoe BrtablUhmeni, 2,217 Warfare, Dyak modea of, 447, 440, 464 Weapons for a oolleotor, 401 of a typical sportaman, 102 of the HiU Dyaks, 451 of the Sea Dyaka, 408 Weather in Borneo, 417 in Oaloutta, 87 in Ceylon, 207 in Madras. 00 in Singapore, 207 on the InimaUai HUla, 125, 180, 100, 180,214 -» . I I on the Jumna RiTor, 50 on the Neilgherry plateau. 04 Wedderburn, Mr. A., 100, 107. 217, 221 Whampoa, Hon. H. A. K., 208-800 White, Dr., onre of fever bj, 887 l^fb-beating an amnaemeni of olvilia^ tion,40S WUdoattie,810. Wolf, Indian, 76 WolToa, ofttOe kflled bj, 404 destroyed, 404 iMrsons IdUed by, 404 Women, Sea Dyak, ohaatlty of; 4TO dress of; '401 form and features of; 400-461 ornaments of, 462 social poaition of. 470 Women, ugUnesa of native, 65 Wood-devils of the Dyal», 454 YXN0T8B, iteamer, 200 Zbbu^25 ■V- This preservation photocopy was made at BookLab. Inc. in compliance with copyright law. The paper meets the requirements of ANSl/NISO Z39.48- 1992 (Permanence of Paper) Austin 1995 Uifl V O^f. 