There is at present living in Duncan, Ari-…
source date: 1891
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d his wife to leave him, and he was not permitted to see her. The doctors at the hospital say that the chances for the recovery of White are very slight, while the injury to the other duelist is not of a serious character. From Ihe July 3, 1891, Issue of The Enterprise Like Father, Like Son Old Geronimo’s Promising Six Year Old Apache Terror There is at present living in Duncan, Ari- zona, in a state of semi-civilization, a young Apache lad who promises to make trouble some day. He is no other than the son of Geronimo, the wiliest chief who ever led an Apache raid. The Indians on the reservation are aware of his whereabouts, but have made no attempt to claim him. On the contrary, they openly assert: “Let him stay with the white men, learn their cunning; then, when he is old enough, he will come back to us and be our chief.” The boy is about six years old, bright as a dollar, and as ugly as satan. He is altogether uncontrollable, and most vicious child when angered that ever lived. He is a queer-looking chap, with a head as large as a man’s, immense ears, almost like an animal’s, a perfect counterpart of old Geroni- mo’s, while his body and limbs are spare, but muscled like steel. About two years ago, when he was only