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Guatemala and Her People of To-day / Being an Account of the Land, Its History and Development; the People, Their Customs and Characteristics; to Which Are Added Chapters on British Honduras and the Republic of Honduras, with References to the Other Countries of Central America, Salvador, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica cover

Guatemala and Her People of To-day / Being an Account of the Land, Its History and Development; the People, Their Customs and Characteristics; to Which Are Added Chapters on British Honduras and the Republic of Honduras, with References to the Other Countries of Central America, Salvador, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica

Chapter 22: INDEX
By Nevin O. Winter
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A travel-based study of a Central American republic that surveys its geography, climate, natural resources, and volcanic landscapes; describes urban life in the capital, transportation and railways, agricultural production, and economic opportunities; examines the people, indigenous customs and social character, religious influences, and contemporary political history; documents ancient ruins and archaeological monuments; and includes chapters on neighboring British Honduras and the Republic of Honduras, combining firsthand observations, historical narrative, and practical commentary on present conditions and future possibilities.

INDEX

  • Agriculture, 26, 91;
    • in Honduras, 272.
  • Aguardiente, 270.
  • Agua, volcano of, 55.
  • Agua Caliente, 31.
  • Aguacate, 98.
  • Alcaldes, 120.
  • Alvarado, Pedro de, 13, 14, 166.
  • Amapala, 275.
  • Amatitlan, Lake of, 6, 27.
  • American Club, 70.
  • Americans, 43–44.
  • Amusements, 68.
  • Aniline dyes, 139.
  • Animals, wild, 88.
  • Ants, 83.
  • Antigua, 55–58.
  • Aqueducts, 77.
  • Army, the, 127.
  • Atitlan, Lake of, 6.
  • Aztecs, the, 149.
  • Balconies, 111.
  • Bamboo, the, 83.
  • Bananas, 99, et seq., 253.
  • Banana plantations, 47.
  • Baptism of natives, 204.
  • Barillas, President, 22.
  • Barrios, J. Rufino, 67, 70, 76, 124, 141, 188, 190–194.
  • Barrios, José Maria, 196.
  • Bargaining, 73.
  • Bay Islands, 265, 282.
  • Bear, playing the, 112–123.
  • Beds, native, 35.
  • Beggars, 269.
  • Belgian colony, 46.
  • Belize, 235, 238, 244.
  • Belize River, 240, 244.
  • Bibliography, 300–301.
  • Birds, 86–87.
  • Bogran, General, 264.
  • Books, Ancient, 153–154.
  • Bonilla, Manuel, 263.
  • Boys, 114.
  • Brandy, native, 97.
  • Bull-fight, 68–69, 111.
  • Butterflies, 89.
  • Cabrera, President, 24, 126, 195–201.
  • Cabildo, the, 122.
  • Caballeria, 92.
  • Cacao, 97–98.
  • Cakchiquels, 14.
  • Calendar of the ancients, 155.
  • Campeche, 244.
  • Cantinas, 44.
  • Caribs, 127–128, 240, 267.
  • Caribbean Sea, 235–236, 264.
  • Carcaste, 123.
  • Cargadors, 122–125.
  • Carera, Rafael, 181–187.
  • Casa, the, 110.
  • Cassava bread, 266.
  • Cathedral, the, 59, 66.
  • Cattle raising, 273.
  • Ceiba trees, 83, 276.
  • Central America. United Provinces of, 175, 193.
  • Central America, conquest of, 12. et seq.
  • Central Railroad, 138–139.
  • Cerna, Vicente, 187.
  • Chocon River, 50.
  • Cholera, 181.
  • Champerico, 19, 23.
  • Chicle, 244.
  • Churches, 209.
  • Cisterns, 241.
  • Cities, location of, 61.
  • Clayton-Bulwer treaty, 237.
  • Climate, 8, 10, 60, 248, 284.
  • Clothing, 121–122.
  • Coban, 7, 50, 146–147.
  • Cochineal, 25, 139.
  • Cocoanut palm, 95.
  • Cock-fighting, 270.
  • Coffee, 105–108, 136.
  • Columbus, Christopher, 13, 165.
  • Colon, statue of, 63;
    • theatre, 67.
  • Comayagua, 257–258.
  • Commandancias, 127.
  • Commerce in Honduras, 276–278.
  • Congress, First, 175.
  • Congrehoy, 276, 286.
  • Conventionality, 113–114.
  • Copan, ruins of, 151, 160, 164, 290, et seq.
  • Cordilleras, 9.
  • Corn, 91.
  • Cortez, Hernan, 90, 246.
  • Costa Rica, 100.
  • Costume, 129.
  • Courting customs, 112–113.
  • Credit, 117, 224.
  • Creoles, 109, et seq., 212.
  • Cruelty of Spaniards, 166, 205.
  • Crusades, the, 203.
  • Currency, 220–221.
  • Customs, 33, 65, 71–73, 110–111, 227.
  • Custom-house, 20.
  • Dandies, 65.
  • Davila, Miguel, 263.
  • Debt, 117.
  • Departments of Guatemala, 281;
    • of Honduras, 283.
  • Diaz, Porfirio, 12, 199.
  • Dogs, 138.
  • Drunkenness, 129.
  • Earthquakes, 5, 287–288.
  • Education, 75, 114–115, 219;
    • in Honduras, 271.
  • El Carmen, church of, 58.
  • El Rancho, 141.
  • Engineers, American, 147.
  • Escuintla, 26, 138–139, 140.
  • Exports, 221–222;
    • of Honduras, 277.
  • Farming, 92.
  • Fiestas, 38, 77, 207.
  • Flores, Vice-President, 6, 176.
  • Flowers, 241–242.
  • Fonseca, Bay of, 245, 276.
  • Food, 32.
  • Foreigners, 71.
  • Foreign trade, 221–222.
  • Forests, tropical, 81, et seq.
  • Fruits, 98, 241.
  • Fuego, Volcano of, 5, 55.
  • Gainza, Gavino, 172–173.
  • Golfete, Gulf of, 48.
  • Gracias-a-Dios, Cape, 245.
  • Granados, 187, 188, 189.
  • Granadilla, 98.
  • Gualan, 42, 143.
  • Guardiola, President, 264.
  • Guardia Viejo, 77.
  • Guatemala, Kingdom of, 13.
  • Guatemala, area of, 9;
    • population of, 11;
    • travelling in, 24, et seq.
  • Guatemala City, 8, 54, et seq., 115, 141, 271;
    • destruction of, 5, 55.
  • Guatemala Northern Railway, 100.
  • Hidalgo, 170.
  • Hieroglyphs, 155, et seq., 294.
  • Holidays, 121.
  • Honduras, 100.
  • Honduras, History of, 204.
  • Hotels, 78, 254, 256.
  • Houses, 62.
  • Humming birds, 53.
  • Hustler, a tropical, 101.
  • Hut, building of, 45.
  • Idols, 156.
  • Iguala, Plan of, 174.
  • Iguana, 88–89.
  • Imports, 221–222;
    • of Honduras, 277.
  • Improvidence, 117–119.
  • Indians, 31, 38, 74, 116;
  • Independence, 173, et seq.
  • Industries, lack of, 273.
  • Inquisition, 167.
  • Insects, abundance of, 52, 86, 89, 256.
  • Izabal, Lake, 6, 8, 47, et seq., 100;
    • town, 49.
  • Java, an American, 82.
  • Jefe, 123.
  • Jesuits, 190.
  • Labor, laws of, 93.
  • Land, cost of, 92.
  • Las Casas, 167.
  • Laundries, public, 77.
  • Livingston, 7, 47, 128.
  • Logwood, 84, 94, 243.
  • Lotteries, 25.
  • Machete, 42, 84.
  • Mahogany, 83, 94, 244.
  • Maize, 91.
  • Mañana, 143, 227.
  • Mango, 99.
  • Mangrove-tree Swamps, 246.
  • Manufacturing, 228.
  • Manzana, 96.
  • Marimba, the, 125.
  • Markets, 72–74, 114, 241.
  • Marriage, 112–113.
  • Matapolo, the, 85.
  • Mayas, the, 150, 297.
  • Mazatenango, 9, 122, 138.
  • Medicinal plants, 93.
  • Mexican War, 264.
  • Mexico, Annexation to, 175.
  • Military service, 272.
  • Minerva, Festival of, 219;
    • temple of, 77.
  • Mining, 229;
  • Missions, Protestant, 191, 214–216.
  • Mistletoe, 34.
  • Monroe Doctrine, 2, 226.
  • Montagua River, 144, 157–158, 230.
  • Montezuma, 151.
  • Money, 20, 72, 220–221, 278.
  • Monkeys, 86–87.
  • Morazan Francisco, 176–179, 184, 259.
  • Mosquito coast, 236, 266.
  • Mountains, 3, 247.
  • Mozo, the, 116–117, 122–125.
  • Mulua, 137.
  • Music, 124–125, 210.
  • Museum, 75.
  • Nature, Prodigality of, 247–248.
  • Natives of Honduras, 267–269.
  • National Palace, 63.
  • Navy of Honduras, 249.
  • Negroes, 144, 238.
  • Newspapers, 219.
  • New Orleans, 145.
  • “No hay,” land of, 117–118.
  • Nopal, the, 25.
  • Northers, the, 243.
  • Northern Railroad, 140–145.
  • Nutmegs, 98.
  • Occidental Railroad, 134, 136–138.
  • Ocos, 5, 18, 146.
  • Opportunities, 222;
    • in Honduras, 278–279;
    • in British Honduras, 243.
  • Orchids, 83, 242.
  • Outlaws, 182.
  • Oxen, use of, 29.
  • Pacific slope, 105.
  • Palms, 82, 94.
  • Panama, 135.
  • Panama hats, 274.
  • Pan American Railroad, 134–136.
  • Panzos, 146.
  • Parasitic growths, 83.
  • Parks, 76.
  • Parrots, 86.
  • Paseo de la Reforma, 76.
  • Passion-flower, fruit of, 98.
  • Patio, 63.
  • Patulul, 138.
  • Peonage, 119–121.
  • Peten, Lake, 6, 50, 151.
  • Picture writing, 154.
  • Pirates, 235–236.
  • Plaza de Armas, 63.
  • Plants, medicinal, 93.
  • Political divisions, 11.
  • Polochic River, 7, 50, 146.
  • Popul Vuh, 152.
  • Possibilities in tropics, 225.
  • Post office, 75.
  • Pottery, 229.
  • Presbyterian missions, 71, 191, 214–216.
  • President, term and election of, 12.
  • Prisoners, 79.
  • Priests, Spanish, 153, 206.
  • Prisons, 254–255.
  • Pronunciamentos, 171.
  • Processions, Religious, 212.
  • Protestant Missions, 214.
  • Puerto Barrios, 7, 46, 145–146.
  • Puerto Cortez, 249–252.
  • Quahtemala, Kingdom of, 90.
  • Quetzalcoatl, 201–202.
  • Quetzal, 75, 86.
  • Quezaltenango, 8, 137, 176.
  • Quiché Indians, 14, 208–209.
  • Quirigua, 151, 155, et seq.
  • Railroads, 132, et seq., 231;
  • Rancho San Agustin, 39.
  • Religion of ancients, 151.
  • Retalhuleu, 9, 23, 122, 136.
  • Revolutions, fear of, 22, 261–263.
  • Rio Dulce, 47, 91.
  • Rivers of Honduras, 245–246.
  • Roads, 33.
  • Roatan, Island of, 265, 267.
  • Routes to Honduras, 248.
  • Royal palm, 95.
  • Rubber, 96.
  • Ruins, 149, et seq., 202.
  • Saint day, 121.
  • Salina Cruz, 16.
  • Salvador, San, 143.
  • Santa Maria, Volcano of, 4, 6, 137, 288.
  • San Benito, 17.
  • Sanarate, 34.
  • San Felipe, Fort of, 49.
  • San Felipe, 137.
  • San Jose, 139.
  • San Juan, Fort of, 79.
  • San Pedro Sula, 252–254.
  • Santo Tomas, 46.
  • Sarsaparilla, 85.
  • Scavengers, 138.
  • Schools, 75.
  • Señoras, 114.
  • Señoritas, 111–113.
  • Servants, 116.
  • Sierra de Santa Cruz, 47.
  • Sierras de las Minas, 40, 47.
  • Sloth, the, 88.
  • Smoking, 130–131.
  • Snakes, 88.
  • Soldiers, 64, 79, 126–127, 271.
  • Spaniards, Government by, 165, et seq.
  • Spanish-American women, 101–101.
  • Staring, custom of, 111.
  • Sugar cane, 96–97, 274.
  • Superstition, 209.
  • Tacana, Volcano of, 4.
  • Tajumulco, Volcano of, 4.
  • Tapachula, 22, 134.
  • Tegucigalpa, 248, 255, 258–259.
  • Temperature of Honduras, 284.
  • Theatre, 111.
  • Tierra caliente, 9, 42.
  • Tierra fria, 10.
  • Tierra templada, 10.
  • Timber, variety of, 93.
  • Tobacco, 98.
  • Toltecs, the, 150.
  • Tortillas, 75.
  • Totonicapan, 8.
  • Travelling, 61, 255.
  • Tram cars, 79.
  • Transportation, 132.
  • Tropics, vegetation of the, 51.
  • Tropical fruits, demand for, 104.
  • Truxillo, 276.
  • Tula, 150.
  • Turtles, 88.
  • Umbrella ants, 90.
  • University of Guatemala, 75.
  • Vanilla, 85.
  • Vegetation, 37.
  • Volcanoes, 4, 56, 286–290.
  • Wages, 221.
  • White-eye, 97.
  • Wizards, Indian, 209.
  • Women, 110, 128–129, 140.
  • Yellow fever, 250.
  • Yohoa, Lake of, 246.
  • Yucatan, 149.
  • Zacapa, 143.
  • Zambos, 236, 266.
  • Zutugils, 14.