WARS OF THE 'NINETIES. X
PAGE PAGE Nile Steamertowing CamelBarges . " I82 The Entrance to the Mahdi's Tomb I°4 War Correspondents on the Way to Khartoum . . . 185 Operations after Omdurman I°^) How the Nile is guarded:theFort at Akasha . . . 189 Lord Cromer I9I The Khalifa's Tin Mosque *9*
The"Merrimae" , " 320 The Sinkingofthe"Merrimac" at theEntrance »f Santiago
Harbour 32r The U.S. Gunboat "Castin" 322 General Shaffer's Armylanding at Daiquiri . . - 325 SketchMap of the Country near Santiago....32° Getting the Mules ashoreat Daiquiri 329 The "Vesuvius"discharging a Shell 333 One of the "Vesuvius* Shells, containing 250 lbs. of
Guncotton 333 Inthe U.S. Camp : field telephoning 335 InCamp:tossingJerry, thePetofthe Regiment . . 330 The Spanish Torpedo-boatFlotilla in the Atlantic . . 337 Bird's-eye View oftheU.S. ArtilleryEncampment . . 338 Fortified House on the Trocha, Cuba 34° The Marines at Guantanamo .... toface 341 SpanishFort and Watch-tower near Marianas, Cuba. . 341 Cuban Generals and Staff 344 The Marines holding Camp McCalla, Guantanamo . . 345 U.S. Surgeon and Aide 34*> ExpertRidingby a Member of theNew York Volunteers. 347
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt 348 Rushing the SpanishBarbed-wire Defences before Santiago 349 GeneralBlack: a Snapshot 352 The Action at Las Guasimas:Map 353 Leaving Tampa: Guard marching to Transport. . . 356
Admiral Sampson's Searchlights guardingagainst a Night
Attack oft Santiago 357 First Infantry setting out for the War 360 Reconnoitring from the Observation Balloon off Santiago. 361 The Fight for El Caney:the last Charge of Chaflee's
Brigade toface 363 General Lawton 3^5 The Countrybetween Siboney and Santiago:Map . . 369 Skirmishing nearSantiago 372 Skirmishing near Santiago . 373 Commodore Watson 376 The Naval Battle off Santiago— 1 377 The burning Wreck of the"Maria Teresa"... 380 The "Vizcaya" burningonthe Rocks ....381 The Naval Battle off Santiago—II 384 The "Almirante Oquendo," as she appeared after running
aground 385 After the Surrender:the"Cristobal Colon" sinking. . 385 Diagram showing the penetrating Power of one of the
"Oregon's" Shells 387 The Province ofSantiago:Map 388 General Shafter 389 SketchMap of the InvestmentofSantiago....391 General Pando 392 General Linares 393 The Surrender ofSantiago to face 395 U.S. Troops throwingup ahasty Entrenchment. . . 396 A Barbed-wire Stockade andBlockhouse before Santiago. 397 General Wheeler 400 Stringing Telegraph Wires onPalm Trees in Cuba during
the War 401 A Tobacco Plantationnear Havana 404 The Fruit Market, Havana 405 U.S.Military Surgeon in Camp:taking Notes of Cases . 406 Some of Roosevelt's Rough Riders, withColt rapid-firing
Guns 408 Foreign Military Attaches with theU.S. Troops in Cuba . 409 Puerto Rico:Map 413 U.S. Cruiser "Newark"
410 U.S. armoured Cruiser"Brooklyn"
417 General Merritt 421 Aguinaldo 421 U.S.protectedCruiser"Minneapolis" 423 U.S. protectedCruiser " Columbia"
423 The Cathedral, Havana 424 The Prado,Havana 425 U.S.Torpedo-boat" Dupont" . . ...428 A Group of Cuban ladies 429 SketchMap showing the Growthof the United States and _ Loss of Spainin America 431 "Information wanted"
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THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR.
The" Maine" enteringHavanaHarbour....196 CaptainSigsbee J97 Planof Havana Harbour:Map 20° "A Volcano of Flame was sweepingskyward". . ■ 201 Section of the-"Maine," showinghow the Keel was broken 203 Sketch of thebroken Keel 204 The Wreck ofthe " Maine" 205 Headquartersof the Spanish Army at Havana . . . 208 MaximoGomez 209 CubanTypes .........2I2 Cuba:Map 213 General Martinez Campos 215 General Weyler 216 A Cuban Relief Train leavingKansas City . . . 217 The9th Regiment leavingNew York for theFront . . 221 President McKinley 224 Sesior Sagasta 225 General Woodford 22o The U.S. Legation, Madrid 229 General Lee. 232 Preparing forWar :Recruits for the U.S. Army . . 233 King Alfonso XIII 23^ The Queen Regent of Spain 237 Royal Palace, Madrid . 238 Recruits for U.S. Navy going on boardarecruiting Ship . 240 The Air Guns of the "Vesuvius" 241 "Fighting Bob":CaptainRobley Evans....243 Commodore Schley 244 Types oftheU.S. Navy 245 Types ofthe Spanish Navy 247 Admiral Cervera 248 Types oftheU.S. Army 251 General Nelson A.Miles 252 General Blanco 253 Lieutenant-General Augustin 254 Types of the Spanish Army 255 The U.S. Battleship"Indiana' 256 Rear-Admiral Sampson 257 Map of Cuba,showing ExtentofBlockade....259
The Forts andHarbour of Matanzas:Map . . . 260 The first Shot of the War 261 The U.S. Monitor "Puritan" 264 Matanzas Harbour 265 Entrance to a Tobacco Plantationnear Santiago . . 267 Commodore Dewey 268 Admiral Montojo 269 The PhilippineIslands:Map 270 The U.S. Gunboat"Concord"
272 Battle of ManilaBay 273 The U.S. Cruiser "Boston"
276 Manila:View towards the Mouth of the RiverPasig from theWalls of the old City 277 The Spanish Cniiser" Velasco" 280 The Spanish protected Cruiser "Isla de Luzon" . . 281 The fight in Cardefias Bay 285 Gener?.': Shafter andhis Staff 288 Colonel Miles andOfficers ofthe First Infantry. . . 289 The Military Divisions of theUnited States . . . 290 ColonelFred. D.Grant 292 The New York Volunteers 293 Colonel Miles 295 U.S. Battleship"Iowa" 290 Harbour and 1-orts of SanJuan, Puerto Rico: Map . . 297 Admiral Sampson bombarding the Batteries at San Juan (May 12, 1898) toface 299 Harbour of SanJuan,Puerto Rico 300 A SpanishEncampment near Guantanamo....301 U.S.Battleship"Oregon" 304 Information wanted 305 Sketch Mapshowing the Course ofCerveia's Squadron . 30b Entrance to the Harbour, Santiago de Cuba . . . 308 The Spanish armoured Cruiser, "Infanta Maria Teresa" . 309 The U.S. Battleship"Texas" 312 The Spanish armoured Cruiser "Vizcaya". . . " 3'3 Lieutenant Hobson 316 The Harbour of Santiago de Cuba:Map ....317
CHITRAL AND THE N.W. FRONTIER
CAMPAIGN.
The Hunza Nagar Campaign: Sketch Map . '. _ .7g The Nilt Forts, from the South Sir George Robertson ,,g The Chitral Campaign : SketchMap . . . . , Tij