Descriptive Catalogue of Photographs of North American Indians

by William Henry Jackson

288. Chan-té-ha. Skin of the Heart. (Front.) Cut Head.

289. Chan-té-ha. Skin of the Heart. (Profile.)Cut Head.

290. Pí-pi-sha. Red Lodge. (Front.)Cut Head.

291. Pí-pi-sha. Red Lodge. (Profile.)Cut Head.

292. Wi-cha-wanmblé. Man Who packs the Eagle. (Front.)Cut Head.

293. Wi-cha-wanmblé. Man Who packs the Eagle. (Profile.)Cut Head.

294. Squaw of the Man who packs the Eagle. (Front.)Cut Head.

295. Squaw of the Man who packs the Eagle. (Profile.)Cut Head.

197-8. Che-tań-wa-ku-te-a-má-ni. The Hawk that hunts Walking.Mdewakanton.

Generally known as Little Crow. Leader of the hostile bands in the Sioux massacre of the whites in Minnesota in 1862. He had not only visited Washington, and was supposed to be friendly to the whites, but had promised to have his hair cut and become civilized; and at the time of the massacre the Government was engaged in building him a house. Upon the defeat of the Indians, Little Crow escaped into the British Territory, where he was killed the following year.