WARS OF THE 'NINETIES. 830 Dewey,Commodore, and the Battleol Manila, 243;portrait,286: 271, 272— 281. 339, 415, 418, 425, 429;the comparison with Nelson, 430 Dickinson, Lieutenant, 364 DonCarlos. 231 Duffield, General, 340, 359, 371, 399 message foreshadowing armed intervention, 233— 234 ;his ult'malum to Spain, 236—237 ;288, 432 McKittiick, Captain,395 McLaughlan, Signal Lieutenant, 414 Melville, Mr.,Engineer-in-Chief to the United States Navy;his official report on the war,426 ''Merrimac,'1 The: Lieutenant Hobson's enterprise, 315— 322, El Caney, 359; The fight for, 362— 367;393 "Engineering," opinion of, as to the destruction of the " Main?

334' 390 Merritt. Assistant Fr.gir.eer, 195 Merritt, General Wesley, 294, 412, 418, 419; portrait,420;4-.1 Miles, General, portrait, 252; 282, 292.338, ./£, }g2, 393,394, 399; his expedition to Puerto Rico, 407—414, 431 Mi!;s, Colonel,portrait, 295 ;359 Miles, Lieutenant, 344 Millar, Mr.,412 Montojo, Admiral, and the battle of Manila, 24S;portrait, 269; 274—281 Meren,Cclor.el Diaz,383 Mnuet, G;G;ral, 416 204 Escario, Colonel,388, 389 Eulate, Captain,of the " Vizcaya,'' 198, 383 Evans, CaptainRobley, portrait,243 ;383 Fish, Sergeant Hamilton,353 Fremont, Lieutenant, 2<, 323 Fry, Captain,of the " Virginius," 207,203 Gallinger, Senator, 229 Garcia, Vincente, President of theCuban Republic. 209. 222,284.

343. 344. 35°. 362' 374. 400 Garretson, General,409. 411 German Squadron, The,in Manila Bay: their sympathy with thi Spaniards,418 Gillis, Ensign, 32; Godfrey,Lieutenant, 348 Goetzen, Colonel, German Military Attache,344 Gomez,Maximo,portrait,209 ;210, 222,232, 284 Gould, Miss Helen, 291 Graham, General, 252, 288, 339 Grant,Colonel FYederick, 2gi: portrait,292 Greenleaf, Colonel, 399 .

"'< Navy,The Spanish. 246—248 Navy,The United States. 243— 244 Newport News, 408 New YorkJournal, The, 235, 253,351, 402 New YorkHerald, The, 200, 2C0, 2/3, 303, 305, 351 New York World, The, 229 Ordonez, Colonel, 370, 372 Otis, General, 422 Pacificos or Reconcentrados, Tb?, 2:2'— 220 Palma, Senor, 232 Pando, General, 336, 3S9; portrait, 392;400 Pauncefote, Sir Julian,227 Philippines, The insurrection in the, 267, 2ti— 2S1, 294, 295, Hains, General, 409 Halstead, Mr.Murat. 253 Hands, Mr., of theDailyMail,348 Haskell, Colonel, 364 Hawaii,432 Hawkins, General H.S., 339, 359 Henry,Colonel, 411 H.M.S. "Alert," 390 H.M.S."Pallas," 390 Hobson,Lieutenant:his attempt lo blow up the "Merrimac,'' 315—322 :portrait,316; 391, 595,431 Hong Kong, 274 Hormigueros, The action at,4 12 Hulings,Colonel, 412 Huse, Lieutenant, 410 424 e, Philips,Captain, 386 Pierson, Colonel, 359 Polavieja,271 PopeLeo XIII.,231 Potter,Lieutenant Commander. 196 Powelson,Lieutenant, 199 Pulitzer,Mr.,229, 402 Queenof Spain, The, 228, 231;portrait,.2,7;238, Ramsden, Mr. Frederick W., 309,323, 324, ;2, 332, 334, 543, 344, 356, 371, 377,388, 39°, 393 Reconcentrados or Pacificos, The, 218— 220 Recruiting System, The American,289 Koosevelt, Colonel Theodore, and the " Rough Riders," the IstUnited States Volunteer Cavalry,291, 340;portrait,348 ; Jaudenes, General, 421 Jenkins, Lieutenant, 194 Kaiipunam,The Society c,l the, io Luzon, 169; its share ia the insurrection, 269, 270 Kent, Brigadier-GeneralJ. F., 339, 355,339, 368 Key West,226, 227,230, 256, 257, 305, j"j2 Knight, Mr. E. V.:his adventureolf Ha.aoa,223,:*4 35i, 353, 370,399, 431 Jxowell, Captain,392 Rubens,Mr., 232 Kussell, Sergeant Marcus, 354 :as3s(a, Senor, portrait,225 ;226 Sampson, Admiral, 198, 243, 2*;6;portrait, 257; 258, 282, 884, 298, 5U, 323-335. 343, 371,39i, 393, 395 SanJuan, 468 San Juan, The bombardment of, 296— 300; The fight for the hill of, 3O8— 372;414 San Martin,Colonel, 410 Santiago, 309, 356, 308, 374—376 ;The fall of,388—396 Sehwan, General,469, 4 12 , S_'hlev, Commodore, 230,243; portrait,244; ''03, 311, 379— 3S7. 391, 402, 430 Senn, Dr. Nicholas, ;g9 Sevilla, 350, 355,356, 358, 370, 37S Shatter, General, 12Q, 295, 3,9, 343,34*, W, -j*.*),362, 365, 308, 3/0,373,374, 375- ponra'e, 3S9"; 391,393,394, 395, 5*>. 599-Lachambre,GeneralJose, 211 Lagarde,Major, 399 Lamberton, Commander, 280 Las Guasimas, 351;The sight at, 332— 555 Lawton, General H. \V., 339, 348, 355, 359, '.60, *62— 367; portrait,365 Lee, Captain, British Military Attache1, 342, 359, 562—363 Lee, General F"itzhugh, Consul-General at Havana, 195, 197, 203,219, 221, 227;portrait, 232;235, 290,295,339 Linares, General, 335,343, 356, 370,372;portra t,393;409 Ludlow, General William, 340,344, 359 Maceo,Jose Antonio, 210. 220 Machias, General, 407, 410 Machete, the Cuban, used as a sword,214 Mahan, Captain,on the strategical value of Puerto Rico, 296 "Maine," Thedestruction of the, 193— 205 'Maine,'""Remember the, 276 Manila,281;The siege and captureof, 415— 422 Manzanillo, 388, 389, 398 Marix, Lieutenant Commander,198 Marshall, Mr.Edwaid, of theNew York Journal,3:1, 355 Mason, Mr.,382 Marte,Jose,210,220 Matanzas,The bombardment of,263— 267, 401 McArthur, General, 420 McKinley, President, 221;bis altitude in regard lo Cuba, 221— 223; his message, 223—224; portrait, 224; 226, 227; his message in regard to the "Maine,'' 228—229, 251; his 402 Sherman, Father Thomas, 291 Sicard, Admiral, 200, 225 Sigsbee, Captain,ofthe " Maine," 194— 196;portrait,1C7; 3" Spanishheroism at El Caney,366— 367 "St. Paul," The, 311, 397 Staunton,Lieutenant, 343 Sumner, General, 359, 360, 368 Tampa, The camp at,282, 29J, 295, 338, 343,4O0 Iliurslon. Senator, wS 1rcaly olPeace, "Ihe preliminary.423