Catalogue of United States public documents /December, 1904

No. 120 December, 1904

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1905

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General Information................................ 611Congress of United States.........................613

Laws...................................................... 613Senate...................................................... 614House.................................................... 619Sheep-bound Reserve....................... 629

President of United States....................... 629Agriculture, Department of................... 629Commerce and Labor, Department of. 632Interior, Department of the..................... 636Justice, Department of............................ 641

Navy Department...............Post-Office Department... State, Department of........Treasury Department........War Department.................Courts of United States ... District of Columbia.........Smithsonian Institution .. Various Bureaus.................Shipments to Depositories Index .....................................

Page .. 641 .. 642 .. 643 . 645

.. 647 . 650 . 654 .. 654 .. 655 .. 657 .. 661

Abbreviations Used in this CatalogueAcademy...................................................acad.Agricultural........................................... agric.Amendments........................................amdts.American.................................................Amer.Appendix...................................................app.Association............................................. assoc.Board.............................................................. bd.College.........................................................coll.Commission........................................... comn.Committee.................................................com.Congress...................................................Cong.Consular.....................................................cons.Department............................................. dept.Document...................................................doc.Executive.....................................................ex.Exposition............................................. expos.Facsimile, facsimiles.........................facsim.Folio.................................................................. f°General........................................................ gen.Geologic.....................................................geol.Government............................................. Govt.Historical...................................................hist.House bill.......................................................H.House concurrent resolution.......... H. C. R.House document................. ................H. doc.House joint resolution....................... H. J. R.House report..........................................H. rp.House resolution (simple).................H. R.Illustrated,illustration,illustrations ...il. Inch, inches............... ...................................in.Institute, institution................................ inst.Latitude........................................................ lat.Leaf, leaves.......................................................1.Library............................................................ L.Longitude.................................................long.

Mile, miles............................ m.Miscellaneous..........................................misc.Nautical.....................................................naut.Number, numbers............................no., nos.Octavo.............................................................. 8»Page, pages.....................................................p.Part, parts......................................... pt., pts.Plate, plates...................................................pl.Portrait, portraits......................................por.Public.......................................................... pub.Quarto.............................................................. 4"Railway.......................................................... ry.Report............................................................ rp.Resolution................................................... res.Secretary................................................... secy.Section, sections........................................sec"Senate bill.......................................................S.Senate concurrent resolution..........S.C.R.Senate document.................................S. doc.Senate joint resolution......................S. J. R.Senate report.......................................... S. rp.Senate resolution (simple)................... S. R.Session.........................................................sess.Sixteenmo.......................................................16°Society.......................................................... soc.Superintendent........................................supt.Table, tables............................................... tab.Thirty two-mo............. ..................................32«Treasury................................................... Treas.Twelvemo.......................................................12»Twentyfour-mo............................................24"University................................................. univ.Versus........................................................vs., v.Volume, volumes..........................................v.Year.................................................................yr.

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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES

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Catalogue of Public DocumentsPrinted During the Month of December, 1904

Congress of United StatesCongressional record, 58th Congress, 3d session, v. 39, nos. 1-12; Dec.

5-21, 1904. p. 1-441, 4°Note .—The Congressional record, containing the proceedings and debates of

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Same, index [including History of bills and joint resolutions] 1, [to] nos. 1-12, Dec. 5-21, 1904. 96-(-64 p. 4°

58th Congress, 3d session, official Congressional directory; by A. J. Hal-ford. 1st edition, corrections to Dec. 1, 1904. 1904. xix+455 p. il.1 pl. map. (S. doc. 4, pt. 1.) *Cloth, 35c

LAWS

PRIVATE LAWS

[58th Congress, 3d session] private [act] 1-19; approved Dec. 19, 1904. Each 1 p.

PUBLIC LAWS

58th Congress, 3d session, public [act] 1-3; approved Dec. 20, 21, 1904.Lieutenants, Army. To fix rank of [2d lieutenants of artillery who formerly

served in Marine Corps]. No. 1. Dec. 20. 1 p.Thief River. To authorize bridge across river in Minnesota. No. 2. Dec. 21. Ip.Yakima Reservation, Wash. To authorize sale and disposition of unallotted

lands of reservation. No. 3. [Dec. 21.] 4 p.

[58th Congress, 3d session] public [joint] resolution 1; approved Dec. 17, 1904. 1 p.Congress. To pay officers and employees of Senate and House their salaries for

Dec. 1904, on 20 th of said month.

613

614 Dece mber , 1904

SENATE

Accounts. Annual report of Charles G. Bennett, secretary, receipts and expenditures, 1904. Dec. 6, 1904. 433 p. (S. doc. 1.)

Committees^ Ot comn“ttees tor 58t11 Congress [3d session]. Dec. 5,

Hawaii. Resolutions of [Independent] Home Rule Party of Hawaii, remonstrating against form of ballots used in election held Nov 8’ 1904. Dec. 12, 1904. 3 p. (S. doc. 32.)

Members. Alphabetical list of Senators and committees, 58th Congress [3d session], Nov. 12, 1904. 15 p.

-----Directory of United States Senate [58th Congress, 3d session] [1904.] [2] p. 2 il. 4°

-----United States Senate, 58th Congress [3d session, list of Senatorsl. Dec. 6, 1904. 1 p. 4° [Unofficial.]

Navy. Compilation of annual [naval] appropriation laws from 1883 to 1904, including provisions for construction of all vessels of new Navy, with tables showing present naval strength in vessels and personnel’ and amount of appropriations for naval service, by Pitman Pulsifer; [presented by Mr. Hale, from Senate Committee on Naval Affairs! ’ Dec. 14, 1904. 486 p. (S. doc. 44.)

Property. Letter from secretary, account of propertv in his possession. Dec. 6, 1904. 5 p. (S. doc. 2.)Letter from sergeant-at-arms, report of property in his possession

Dec. 6, 1904. 39 p. (S. doc. 3.) 1-----Letter from sergeant-at-arms, report of receipts from sale of con-

demned property since Dec. 7, 1903. Dee. 6,1904. 1 p. (S. doc. 6.)

AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY, COMMITTEE ON

Latimer, A. C. Report amending S. 4098, to establish in Department of Agriculture bureau of public highways, and for national aid in improvement of public roads. Dec. 7, 1904. 7 p. (S. rp. 2626.)

CLAIMS, COMMITTEE ON

Stewart, \V . M. Report amending by substitute S. 5396, for relief of Caroline Murtagh [widow of William J. Murtagh], Dee. 14 1904 9p. (S. rp.2743.)

COMMERCE, COMMITTEE ON

Berry, J. II. Report amending S. 5646. authorizing construction of bridge over Missouri River, near Randolph, Mo. [by Kansas Citv, Liberty and Excelsior Springs Railway Company]. ' Dee. 12, 1904. Ip. (S. rp. 2720.)Report favoring S. 5798, to extend time for completion of bridge

across Missouri River at [or near] Yankton, S. Dak. [by Yankton, Norfolk ami Southern Railway Company], Dec. 16, 1904 1 p (S. rp.2746.) r

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, COMMITTEE ON THE

< rallinger, .L IL Report amending S. J. R. 79, granting temporary occu-pancy ot part of [certain] Government reservation in Washington, D. C., for American Railway Appliance Exhibition. Dee. 12.1904 4 p. (S. rp. 2627.)

-----Report adverse to S. 4397, for free lectures in District. Dee 12 1904. Ip. (S. rp. 2739.)

December , 1904 615

Gallinger, J. 11.—Continued. Report adverse to S. 3838, for extension of Albemarle street. Dee. 12, 1904. 1 p. (S. rp. 2740.)

-----Report amending S. J. R. 84, authorizing permits to committee on inaugural ceremonies, Mar. 4, 1905. Dec. 13, 1904. 4 p. (S. rp. 2741.)

Gorman, A. P. Report favoring 8. 3718, to quitclaim lands in District and [Prince George County] Md., to heirs of John C. Rives. Dec. 12,1904. 9 p. (S. rp. 2737.)

FOREST RESERVATIONS AND THE PROTECTION OF GAME, COMMITTEE ON

Burnham, H. E. Report favoring S. 2327, for purchase of national for-est reserve in White Mountains, to be known as national White Mountain forest reserve. Dec. 14, 1904. 12 p. (S. rp. 2742.)

INDIAN AFFAIRS, COMMITTEE ON

Clapp, M. E. Report favoring 8. 5888, to allow Minneapolis, Red Lake and Manitoba Railway Company to acquire lands in Red Lake Res-ervation, Minn. Dec. 15, 1904. 1 p. (S. rp. 2744.)

-----Report amending 8. 5822, for relief of purchasers of lands of Uma-tilla Reservation [Oreg.]. Dec. 15, 1904. 1 p. (S. rp. 2745.)

Gamble, R. J. Report favoring H. 14468, to authorize sale and disposi-tion of unallotted lands of Yakima Reservation, Wash. Dee. 12,1904. 4 p. (8. rp. 2738.)

PENSIONS, COMMITTEE ON

Alger; R. A. Report amending by substitute 8. 2493, to increase pen-sion of Alfred Tiehurst. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2673.)

-----Report amending 8. 2492, to increase pension of George G. Tuttle. Dec. 12, 1904. Ip. (S. rp. 2674.)

-----Report amending by substitute 8. 4393, to increase pension of Cora A. Baker. Dec. 12,'1904. 2 p. (8. rp. 2675.)

-----Report amending by substitute 8. 2274, to increase pension of Joseph J. Carson. Dec. 12, 1904 . 2 p. (S. rp. 2676.)

-----Report amending 8. 5339, to increase pension of Sidney B. Hamil-ton. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (8. rp. 2677.)

----- Report amending 8. 4808, to increase pension of John Worley. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2678.)

-----Report amending 8. 2339, to increase pension of Carolina Apfel. Dec. 12, 1904. 1 p. (S. rp. 2679.)

-----Report amending bv substitute 8. 4199, to pension W illiam Rufus Kelly. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (8. rp. 2680.)

-----Report amending S. 2890, to increase pension of Andrew C. Kemper. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (8. rp. 2681.)

-----Report amending 8. 844, to increase pension of Mary L. Duff. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (8. rp. 2682.)

-----Report amending S. 2333, to pension Benjamin F. Hall. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2683.)

Ball, L. H. Report favoring S. 5781, to increase pension of John A. Steele. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (8. rp. 2710.)

-----Report favoring S. 5530, to pension William R. Cahoon. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2711.)

Burnham, H. E. Report amending S. 4986, to increase pension of Philo S. Bartow. Dee. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2684.)

616 Dece mber , 1904

Burnham, JI. E.—Continued. Report amending S + • iwnaon of Thomas Taylor. Del 12, 1904 2% 26&T“

~^POl2>Sndi2gpS' PenSi°n °£ Adria”"a

_i£ri2, s,.'di2ngp.s(^‘^n7Tse pension of Wi,,iam Berry-

i«rdi2ngp.s-(^,o2^c7se pension of wuliam <;,jdy-

~XndTpS' ■*«»” o< Clarinda A. Spear.

“D^,SndTpS- ~ '*n5i°" °* WH,“m H- Hart.

PeMi°n °f Caro‘inC L' GuiM'

»' Lucy Jane Ball.Dî^Tp^^^VjM44-to peMion Julia E-Neale-

iX a'Edi^ &ubT“te 96 pension of Myron

aSdi;gpS' Thomas Coughiin.

“fe?, Kndi2ng 8T^7« °< Henry V. Sims.

H. Cham-~^P°SS”Sdin&8- Tp1’ Diekin.

nfeS, ^r?pS' 5(18’rpt°2^>rr Ô" °< Sa>l- B. Weber.

“fe?, ^"fp8-4^;;0 ™ PÔ” of Frederick Clark.

fSS™! £l»Mi» »« Thomas H. Walker.

lfSri"gpS' PenSi°n °f Sar“h K A“Stin'

_l?Swfa\Tg(t T^T6886Pensi°n °f JOT''L- «■»?• Bee.

“1&2*, pS; ~ P-alo- of Edwin A. Knight.

lmrin! 8i "(I £. PO”^ of Thomas J. Spencer.

~lSec.'°2, 1904n”fp8' 5(S4’rpt°2707')aSe P°"SiO" °“ J°h” McKenne-

~S‘12 I'S^fp8' pension of Robert Crowther.

S’1! p: m(l'. £‘^7 ”e"si°" o' Benjamin Bickford.

pension of Joseph~MaSd7p8- Vs16™ ST l*-"*" «f Botha J. Whippie.

December , 1904 617Foster, A. G — Continued. Report amending S. 5811, to increase uen-

sion of Franklin Waller. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp2714 ) PTp7, °'Sarah J-F-Robin-

pension °f jwi _Ab“p^Mb?^taH2T8(s'%’ ttr* pension of Daniel

of Sallie “Dec’ll Wo’! p®' 2(S 8^°2?S7* °f WiUiam H L'!"is'

GibXPfri-904Ite,?p. fa^r“g £^32’ P™'"iO" PhiliP

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~iSpi2, i9wndTpS' TTST*peM‘°n°f Keb,c<il A' Tetor-

-DreP“r2t,a904nd'2gp8' PenSi°n °‘ CharleS R Cr6®d-

-----Têport Tending b? substitute S. 554, to increase pension of Thomas P. Farley. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2632 )

st stt - Tn° sr t*nsion °f john

-d Ti2, SoT?gp8‘ ftaSF pen8io" of John K Harvey-

~aionTdl9g S‘ 5/2}4’to ‘>no-ease Pension of William P. Renfro, uec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2635.)

~DeTl? Vnm diog S’ tt?8, t0,j'lcrease Pension of Robert N. Button. Dec. 12, 1904. 2p. (S. rp. 2636.)

~I)eeP<l2 H»ne4 dlig S' 3/q 32’ togrease pension of William O. Gould, nee. 12, 1904. Ip. (S. rp. 2637.)~d SP<! 2 amna di 9g S> 1/81J0’to 7ease Pensi,,n of George W. Thomas, uec. 12, 1994. 2 p. (b. rp. 2638.)~DleePO12 ai9mndi9g S‘ 3S5’tO pension of William H. Covert,

uec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2639.)-.1PTrDaT2di?W4'. 5¥p. b’TT&ST” “''b'™ H°°6'

2T (s/JîT8*00 °f Henr'v C' Str°’

-i?e?anlainiendln/aS’ 552, fo increase pension of Ira K. Eaton. Dec. 12, 1904. Ip. (S. rp. 2642.)

-----Jiep0S ame?dingt>y substitute S. 4208, to increase pension of Bessy lorsyth Bache. Dec. 12, 1904. 2p.- (S. rp. 2643.)

~IVcP49 W04rin9 p 33(s’ Jp ^S!3)86 pension of Welcom B. French.

— Report amending S. 3100, to increase pension of Howard Wilev. nec. 12, 1904. 2p. (S. rp. 2645.)

— Report amending S. 377, to increase pension of Ezra W Cart-wright. Dee. 12, 1904. Ip. (S. rp. 2646.)

p S* (S3rp <Jg4-n)Crease Pension of Mary E. Penn.

618 Decemb er , 1904

McCumber, P. J.—Continued. Report amending S. 3522, to increase pension of Samuel J. Denison. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2648.)

-----Report amending S. 4273, to increase pension of Lrazie A. Camp-bell. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2649.)

----- Report amending S. 2286, to increase pension of James Thompson.Dee. 12, 1904. 2p. (S. rp. 2650.)

-----Report amending S. 3453, to increase pension of David XV hitney.Dec. 12, 1904. 1 p. (S. rp. 2651.)

-----Report favoring S. 5740, to increase pension of Clemon Clooten.Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2653.)

-----Report favoring S. 5859, to increase pension of Henry Breslin.Dee. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2654.)

-----Report favoring S. 5735, to increase pension of Washington Lenhart.Dec. 12, 1904. Ip. (S. rp. 2655.)

----- Report favoring S. 5744, to increase pension of Joseph A. Rhodes.Dee. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2656.)

-----Report favoring S. 5743, to increase pension of James Riordan.Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2657.)

-----Report favoring S. 5742, to increase pension of Nickles Dockendorf.. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2658.)

—— Report favoring S. 5738, to increase pension of Enoch Russell.Dec. 12, 1904. 1 p. (S. rp. 2659.)

-----Report favoring S. 5737', to increase pension of John XV. See. Dec.12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2660.)

-----Report favoring S. 5733, to increase pension of Monroe XV. XXrright. Dee. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2661.)

-----Report favoring S. 5858, to increase pension of John Hubbard. Dec.12,1904. Ip. (S.rp. 2662.)

-----Report favoring S. 5857, to increase pension of James Bryson. Dec.12,1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2663.)

-----Report favoring S. 5734, to increase pension of George H. Wood-bury. Dee. 12,1904. 2p. (S. rp. 2664.)

-----Report favoring S. 5745, to increase pension of Mary M. Mitchell. Dee. 12,1904. 1 p. (S. rp. 2665.)

-----Report favoring S. 5736, to increase pension of Charles E. Gilbert. Dec. 12,1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2666.)

-----Report favoring S. 5746, to increase pension of Anne Jones. Dec.12,1904. Ip. (S.rp. 2667.)

-----Report favoring S. 5739, to increase pension of Adolphe Bessie. Dee. 12,1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2668.)

-----Report favoring S. 5129, to increase pension of Thompson Martin. Dec. 12,1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2669.)

-----Report favoring S. 5428, to increase pension of Joseph J. Hedrick.Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2670.)

Scott, N. B. Report amending S. 2009, to pension Richard Dunn. Dec. 12,1904. Ip. (S. rp. 2721.)

-----Report amending S. 5535, to increase pension of Alexander McCon- neha. Dee. 12, 1904. 1 p. (S. rp. 2722.)

-----Report amending S. 776, to increase pension of Calvin 11. Morris. Dee. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2723.)

-----Report amending S. 1981, to increase pension of Elizabeth X . Reynolds. Dee. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2724.)

----- Report amending S. 3239, to increase pension of George XV. D. Buchanan. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2725.)

Dec emb er , 1904 619

Scott, N. B.—Continued. Report amending bv substitute S. 1413, to pension Louisa D. Miller. Dec. 12, 1904. 4 p. (S. rp. 2726.)

-----Report amending S. 266, to pension Emma S. Harnev. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2727.)

— Report amending S. 4477, to increase pension of John C. Craven.Dec. 12, 1904. 1 p. (S. rp. 2728.)Report amending by substitute S. 4038, to increase pension of

George E. Yingling. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2729.)-----Report amending S. 2310, to increase pension of William Dar. Dec.

12,1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2730.)-----Report amending S. 784, to increase pension of Beverly Waueh.

Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2731.)Report amending'.S. 2945, to increase pension of Sallie M. Nuzum.Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2732.)

-----Report amending S. 1541, to increase pension of Commodore P.Hall. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2733.)

-----Report amending by substitute S. 4103, to increase pension of John W. Roullett. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2734.)

-----Report favoring S. 3624, to increase pension of Peter D. Moore.Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2735.)

-----Report favoring S. 2915, to pension Mary Williamson. Dec. 12.1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2736.)

Taliaferro, J. P. Report amending S. 3482, to increase pension of Alfred H. Le Fevre. Dee. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. rp. 2671.)

----- Report amending S. 5271, to increase pension of Paul Diebitsch.Dec. 12, 1904. 1 p. (S. rp. 2672.)

TERRITORIES, COMMITTEE ON

Beveridge, A. J. Report amending II. 14749, to enable Oklahoma ami Indian Territory and New Mexico and Arizona to be admitted into the Union. Dec. 16, 1904. 3 p. (S. rp. 2747.)

HOUSE

Accounts. Letter from sergeant-at-arms, statement of money drawn and disbursed by him [Dec. 5, 1903-Dec. 3, 19041. Dec. 5, 1904 1 n (H. doc. 27.) 1

( Committees. Standing and select committees, with location of commit-tee rooms, telephone number, and meeting days, 58th Congress, 3d session; corrected to Dec. 5, 1904. [1904.] 22 p.Statement of accounts due and unpaid in accounts of expenses of

select committees [for 1904], Dec. 5, 1904. Ip. (H. doc. 22.) Same, additional statement, with title, Estimate of appropriation

for deficiency in expenses of select committees. Dec. 8, 1904. 1 o (H. doc. 78.) ’ 1

-----Same, additional statement. Dec. 19, 1904. Ip. (H. doc. 141.) Edwards r. Hunter. Contested election case of D. C. Edwards vs. W.

Godfrey Hunter, from 11th district of Kentucky [58th Consressl.1904. 660 p. 2 il. . l g jBolding room. Inventory of books, maps, and pamphlets in [folding

room], Nov. 1, 1904. Dec. 9, 1904. 16 p. (11. doe. 82.)Members. Alphabetical list of members and delegates and standing

committees of which they are members, 58th Congress, 3d session; corrected to Dec. 5, 1904. [1904.] 16 p.

620 Dec emb er , 1904

Members—Continued. List of members and their places of residence, 58th Congress [3dsession]. Dec. 5, 1904. 11 p.

Property. Letter from doorkeeper, inventory of property under his charge [Dec. 5,1904]. Dec. 6,1904. 18 p. (H.doc. 39.)

-----Letter from sergeant-at-arms, list of property in his charge, Dec. 5, 1904. Dec. 5,1904. Ip. (H. doc. 23.)

Rules. Constitution of United States, Jefferson’s manual, Rules of House of 58th Congress, and Digest and manual of rules and practice of House; by Asher C. Hinds. Apr. 5,1904. v + 711 p. (H. doc. 75.) * Paper, 40c

White v. Hunter. Contested election case of John D. White vs. W. God-frey Hunter, from 11th district of Kentucky [58th Congress]. 1904. 335 p. il.

ACCOUNTS, COMMITTEE ON

Hildebrant, C. Q. Report favoring H. R. 387, to appoint Hugh Wil-liams, jr., page in press gallery of House. Dec. 14,1904. 1 p. (H. rp. 3124.)

-----Report amending H. R. 388, to pay widow of David Wolfe Brown 6 months’ salary and funeral expenses of husband. Dec. 14,1904. Ip. (H.rp. 3125.)

-----Report favoring H. R. 389, to appoint session clerks to certain com-mittees. Dec. 14,1904. Ip. (H. rp. 3126.)

-----Report amending II. R. 393, to pay Walter French, son of Walter II. French, 6 months’ salary and funeral expenses of father. Dec. 14, 1904. Ip. (H.rp. 3127.)

APPROPRIATIONS, COMMITTEE ON

Bingham, H. H. Report submitting E[. 15895, making appropriations for legislative, executive, and judicial expenses, 1906. Dec. 7, 1904. 25 p. (H.rp. 3009.)

Hemenway, J. A. Report submitting II. 16445, making appropriations to supply urgent deficiencies, 1905. Dec. 13, 1904. 1 p. (H. rp. 3023.)

CLAIMS, COMMITTEE ON

Howell, Joseph.Dec. 15,1904.

Report favoring S. 36, to reimburse John Waller. 7 p. (H.rp. 3130.)

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, COMMITTEE ON THE

Babcock, J. W. Report favoring H. 14752, to change name of East Washington Heights Traction Railroad Company [to East Wash-ington Heights Railway Company]. Dec. 8, 1904. 1 p. (H. rp. 3016.)

Morrell, E. De V. Report amending II. J. R. 160, granting temporary occupancy of part of [certain] Government reservation in Washing-ton, D. C.,for American Railway Appliance Exhibition. Dec. 9, 1904. 4 p. (H. rp. 3017.)

---- Report amending S. J. R. 84, authorizing permits to committee on inaugural ceremonies, Mar. 4, 1905. Dec. 15, 1904. 6 p. (H. rp. 3139.)

-----Report favoring S. J. R. 79, granting temporary occupancy of part of [certain] Government reservation in Washington, D. C., for American Railway Appliance Exhibition. Dec. 15, 1904. 3 p.

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Wiley, W. H. Report favoring H. 15477, to change name of 13] street [southwest] to Linworth place. Dec. 15,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3141.)

ELECTIONS, COMMITTEE ON, NO. 2

Olmsted, M. E. Report on contest of George D. Reynolds v. James J. Butler, from 12th district of Missouri, submitting H. R. 397, that committee be discharged from further consideration of case. Dec. 15,1904. 8 p. (H. rp. 3129.)

FOREIGN AFFAIRS, COMMITTEE ON

Smith, W. A. Report favoring S. 5704, to incorporate American National Red Cross. Dec. 16,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3146.)

INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE, COMMITTEE ON

Adamson, W. C. Report amending H. 15606, to authorize county of Itawamba, Miss., to construct bridge across Tombigbee River near Fulton. Dec. 9,1904. Ip. (H.rp. 3018.)

Davey, R. C. Report favoring H. 10313, for steam revenue cutter for service in Gulf of Mexico and tributary waters, headquarters at New Orleans, La. Dec. 16,1904. Ip. (H.rp. 3143.)

-----Report amending by substitute H. 15810, to authorize Caldwell Parish, La., to construct bridge across Ouachita River [at Colum-bia]. Dec. 16,1904. 2 p. (H.rp. 3145.)

Mann, J. R. Report amending by substitute H. 15981, to amend act to authorize Pearl and Leaf Rivers Railroad Company [now Missis-sippi Central Railroad Company] to bridge Pearl River [at or near Smiths Ferry] Miss. Dec. 16,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3144.)

Richardson, William. Report amending by substitute H. 15317 [au-thorizing Inter-Urban Transit Company] to build bridge across Ouachita River [at or near Camden] Ark. Dec. 12,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3022.)

INVALID PENSIONS, COMMITTEE ON

Bradley, T. W. Report amending H. 15207, to increase pension of Amos Jones. Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2957.)

-----Report amending H. 13064, to increase pension of John K. Tyler. Dec. 7, 1904. Ip. (H. rp. 2968.) *

-----Report amending H. 12254, to increase pension of Matthew H. Bevan. Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2970.)

-----Report favoring H. 15779, to increase pension of Lucinda M. Reeves. Dec. 7,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2986.)

-----Report amending H. 5341, to pension Jennie Petteys. Dec. 7,1904.2 p. (H. rp. 2994.)

-----Report favoring H. 15473, to increase pension of James W. Capron. Dec. 7, 1904. 1 p. (H. rp. 3000.)

-----Report favoring H. 15791, to pension Mary Suppes. Dec. 7, 1904.2 p. (H.rp. 3001.)

-----Report amending H. 15732, to increase pension of Edwin O. Pierce. Dec. 14, 1904. 1 p. (H. rp. 3031.)

-----Report favoring H. 15782, to increase pension of Charles H. Warner. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H.rp. 3041.)

-----Report amending H. 15855, to increase pension of Loren Austin.Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3047.)


Bradley, T. W.—Continued. Report amending II. 15768, to increase pension of R. Howard Wallace. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3066.)

-----Report favoring H. 15631, to increase pension of John Brooks.Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3075.)

-----Report amending H. 6507, to increase pension of James J. Champlin Dec. 14,1904. 1 p. (H. rp. 3081.)

-----Report amending H. 1573, to increase pension of Cyrus Hurd. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H.rp. 3084.)

-----Report amending H. 3286, to increase pension of Jacob F. French. Dec. 14,1904. Ip. (H. rp. 3086.)

-----Report amending H. 15685, to increase pension of Elizabeth Kreh- biel. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H.rp. 3087.)

-----Report amending H. 15504, to increase pension of Ellen Tuite. Dec. 14,1904. 1 p. (H. rp. 3089.)

-----Report amending H. 13170, to increase pension of Ruth M. Shepley, now Haskell. Dec. 14,1904. Ip. (H.rp. 3098.)

-----Report favoring H. 723, to increase pension of Thomas Smart. Dec. 14, 1904. 1 p. (H. rp. 3099.)

-----Report amending H. 13260, to increase pension of William Starks. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3100.)

-----Report favoring H. 15632, to increase pension of Barney Carroll Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3111.)

-----Report favoring H. 15922, to increase pension of William J. Chenev. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (II. rp. 3120.)

( alderhead, \\ . A. Report amending H. 14799, to increase pension of Napoleon B. Wing. Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H.rp. 2961.)

-----Report amending H. 13501, to increase pension of James L. Town-send. Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H.rp. 2967.)

-----Report amending II. 11148, to increase pension of George W. Stan-field. Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H.rp. 2975.)

—— Report amending H. 11016, to increase pension of Samuel P. Short Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2977.)

-----Report amending H. 1901, to increase pension of Warren F. Barnes Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H.rp. 3007.)

-----Report amending H. 15719, to increase pension of Harriet N. Jone* Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3030.)

-----Report amending H. 12255, to increase pension of Beniamin F. < hidgell. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3056.)

-----Report amending H. 8839, to increase pension of Thomas M. Hicks Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H.rp. 3073.)

----- Report amending H. 5884, to increase pension of Samuel K. White I )ec. 14,1904. 1 p. (H. rp. 3080.)

-----Report amending H. 12252, to increase pension of James Baremore alias James Baker. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3109.)

Crowley, J. B. Report amending H. 10948, to increase pension of John N. Matthews. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3055.)

----- Report amending H. 2046, to increase pension of Peter W. Kreeêr Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H.rp. 3058.)

-----Report amending by substitute II. 7252, to pension James M Garrett. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H.rp. 3067.)

----- Report amending II. 9065, to increase pension of Albert Z. Norton Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3068.)

Deemer, Elias. Report amending H. 14150, to increase pension of John J. Carberry. Dec. 7,1904. Ip. (H.rp. 2965.)

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Deemer, Elias—Continued. Report amending II. 11492, to increase pen-sion of Samuel B. Bartley. Dec. 7,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2972.)

-----Report amending H. 10686, to increase pension of Michael Kurtz. Dec. 7,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2979.)

-----Report amending by substitute H. 9939, to increase pension of Mar-tha Higgins. Dec. 7,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2980.)

-----Report amending H. 4112, to increase pension of Elizabeth Wynne. Dec. 7,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3003.)

-----Report amending II. 15911, to increase pension of Edwin Ellis. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3034.)

-----Report amending H. 14908, to increase pension of Henry Leib. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3040.)

-----Report amending H. 9769, to increase pension of Joseph Pershin^. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3054.)

-----Report amending H. 7097, to increase pension of John White. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3065.)

-----Report amending H. 15864, to pension Margaret La Parle. Dec. 14 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3110.)

-----Report amending H. 15863, to increase pension of Mark Wilde. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3112.)

Fuller, C. E. Report favoring H. 15762, to increase pension of James L. Olmsted. Dec. 7,1904. 1 p. (H. rp. 2949.)

-----Report amending H. 151,99, to pension Marv J. Lansing, formerly Mary J. Abbott. Dec. 7, 1904. 1 p. (11. rp. 2953.)

-----Report amending H. 9621, to increase pension of William Lance. Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2984.)

-----Report amending H. 7241, to increase pension of Philip H. Strunk. Dee. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2989.)

-----Report favoring II. 4728, to increase pension of William W. Smith. Dec. 7, 1904. 1 p. (H. rp. 2996.)

-----Report favoring H. 4211, to increase pension of Elijah Roberts. Dec. 7, 1904. Ip. (IL rp. 3002.)

-----Report favoring H. 15415, to increase pension of Jonas H. Upton. Dec. 14, 1904. Ip. (H. rp. 3024.)

-----Report amending H. 15835, to increase pension of James M. Walker.Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3046.)

----- Report amending H. 15431, to increase pension of Andrew Pinnev. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3048.)

-----Report amending by substitute H. 11018, to increase pension of William B. Bruner. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3050.)

-----Report amending H. 7074, to increase pension of Jesse Sims. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3069.)

-----Report amending by substitute H. 4942, to increase pension of Adam Hand. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H.rp.3077.)

----- Report amending H. 5154, to increase pension of Barnett Smith. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3078.)

•-----Report amending II. 11847, to increase pension of James B. Crolv.Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H.rp.3090.)

-----Report amending H. 15869, to increase pension of Benjamin II. Scrivens. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (II. rp. 3095.)

-----Report amending H. 14219, to increase pension of Earl J. Lamson Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3102.)

-----Report amending H. 15344, to increase pension of William B. At-water. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3105.)

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Fuller, C. E.—Continued. Report amending H. 15489, to increase pen-sion of Oliver 11. Martin. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3107.)

----- Report amending H. 6702, to increase pension of James Slater. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H. rj>. 3108.)

-----Report amending H. 14785, to increase pension of Warren C. Gil-breath. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3114.)

-----Report favoring H. 1491, to increase pension of Martin L. Pemble- ton. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H.rp. 3118.)

-----Report amending H. 13756, to pension Mary A. Shaw. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H.rp. 3121.)

-----Report amending H. 14798, to increase pension of Lusern Allen. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3123.)

Gibson, H. R. Report amending H. 14936, to increase pension of James T. Wolverton. Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2946.)

-----Report favoring H. 15342, to pension Angeline Buckley. Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2947.)

-—— Report amending H. 15686, to increase pension of Anna A. Dunn. Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2950.)

-----Report amending H. 14601, to increase pension of William Scheall. Dec. 7. 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2963.)

-----Report amending H. 14288, to pension Nettie C. Lutes. Dec. 7, 1904. Ip. (H.rp. 2964.)

-----Report amending H. 12859, to increase pension of James Donnelly. Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2969.)

-----Report amending H. 11788, to increase pension of Henry L. Kyler. Dec. 7, 1904. 1 p. (H. rp. 2971.)

-----Report amending H. 11235, to pension Clarissa E. McCormick. Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2974.)

-----Report amending H. 9824, to pension William Hayes. ' Dec. 7,1904.2 p. (H.rp. 2981.)

-----Report favoring H. 5436, to pension Hiram Baird. Dec. 7, 1904.2 p. (H.rp. 2993.)

-----Report amending H. 2353, to increase pension of Sophia C. Hillearv. Dec. 7,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3006.)

----- Report favoring H. 11324, to increase pension of Charles Alfred De Arnaud. Dec. 7,1904. 3 p. (H.rp. 3015.)

-----Report amending H. 15617, to increase pension of Aaron S. Gatliff. Dec. 14,1904. 3 p. (H. rp. 3027.)

-----Report amending H. 13419, to increase pension of George Weeks. Dec. 14,1904. Ip. (H. rp. 3037.)

-----Report favoring H. 14635, to increase pension of Alexander Moore. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H.rp. 3038.)

-----Report favoring H. 15019, to increase pension of John H. Elston. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3039.)

-----Report amending H. 14680, to increase pension of Monroe Chapin. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3043.)

— Report amending H. 9774, to increase pension of James M. Prince. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3045.)

----- Report amending H. 5821, to pension Mary A. Johns. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H.rp. 3079.)

-----Report amending H. 132, to increase pension of James P. Griffith. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3082.)

-----Report favoring H. 15730, to increase pension of Benjamin F. Shire-man. Dec. 14, 1904. J p. (H. rp. 3092.)


Gibbon, H. R.—Continued. Report amending H. 15466, to increase pen-sion of Isaac B. Snively. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3106.)

-----Report amending H. 968, to increase pension of Charles W. Young.Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3115.)Report amending H. 13877, to increase pension of Frederick Lilje.

Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3122.)Holliday, E. S. Report amending II. 14951, to increase pension of

Benjamin F. Watts. Dec. 7, 1904. 1 p. (H. rp. 2959.)-----Report favoring H. 14662, to increase pension of Aaron Fanshaw.

Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2962.)-----Report amending H. 11451, to increase pension of Alexander Mor-

rison. Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2973.)----- Report amending H. 9696, to increase pension of Henry S. Austin.

Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2983.)-----Report amending by substitute H. 3712, to pension Frederick W.

Tappmeyer. Dec. 9, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3004.)----- Report amending H. 10181, to increase pension of Andrew Hall

Dec. 14, 1904. Ip. (H. rp. 3026.)----- Report favoring H. 11055, to increase pension of Winfield S. Russell.

Dec. 14, 1904. 1 p. (H. rp. 3057.)----- Report amending II. 12155, to pension Nancy Hill. Dec. 14, 1904.

Ip. (H. rp. 3070.)----- Report amending IT. 4322, to increase pension of Francis M. Hav.

Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3074.)-----Report amending H. 963, to increase pension of Ava D. Benjamin.

Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3083.) >-----Report amending H. 15872, to increase pension of Marvin Welton.

Dec. 14; 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3094.)----- Report amending H. 15871, to increase pension of John Leonard.

Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3119.)Hopkins, F. A. Report amending H. 15404, to increase pension of John

A. Hayward. Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2948.)-----Report amending H. 14919, to -pension Kearney May. Dec. 7,

1904. 2 p. (11. rp. 2960.)----- Report amending H. 10680, to increase pension of Samuel B. Coe.

Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2978.)-----Report amending H. 6506, to increase pension of Edward M.

Rhoades. Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2991.)-----Report favoring H. 5461, to increase pension of Preston D. Roadv.

Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2992.)-----Report amending II. 4655, to increase pension of Henry Jeffers.

Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2997.)Lucking, Alfred. Report amending H. 11090, to increase pension of

Joseph Reese. Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2976.)-----Report favoring H. 9771, to increase pension of Mary E. Weaver.

Dec. 7, 1904. 1 p. (H. rp. 2982.)-----Report amending H. 8917, to increase pension of Michael Marx.

Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2988.)-----Report amending H. 4242. to increase pension of Annie M. Wallace.

Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2999.)-----Report amending IL 15660, to increase pension of Jacob R. Shar-

retts. Dec. 14,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3025.)-----Report amending H. 13105, to increase pension of William F. Gant.

Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3036.)11778—No. 120—05---- 2


Lucking, Alfred—Continued. Report amending II. 15722, to increase pension of David Guthrie. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3042)

-----Report amending H. 3373, to increase pension of Jacob Cochran. Dec. 14, 1904. Ip. (II. rp. 3060.)

Smith, S. W. Report'amending H. 4627, to pension Annie Young.Dec. 7, 1904. 1 p. (H. rp. 2998.)

-----Report favoring H. 15893, to increase pension of James A. McClung.Dec. 14, 1904. 1 p. (H. rp. 3032.)

-----Report amending H. 15886, to increase pension of William S Rad-cliffe. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3033.)

-----Report favoring H. 15784, to increase pension of Joseph Wingate. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (II. rp. 3053.)

-----Report amending H. 4900, to increase pension of Sarah Hodgson. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3061.)

-----Report favoring H. 5243, to increase pension of Hiram Qualk. Dec.14,1904. Ip. (H. rp. 3062.)

Snook, J. S. Report favoring H. 12795, to increase pension of John L Lee. Dec. 14, 1904. Ip. (H. rp. 3035.)

----- Report amending H. 15776, to increase pension of Harrison Ball.Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (11. rp. 3044.)Report amending II. 2469, to increase pension of William Stone.

Dec. 14, 1904. Ip. (II. rp.-3059.)-— Report favoring H. 5286, to increase pension of Obadiah J. Merrill

Dec. 14, 1904. 1 p. (H. rp. 3063.)-----Report amending II. 6957, to increase pension of Alexander C.

Bowen. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3064.)-----Report amending II. 8049, to increase pension of John S. Parker.

Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3071.)-----Report amending H. 8477, to pension John W. Guest. Dec 14

1904. Ip. (H. rp. 3072.)----- Report favoring H. 15710, to increase pension of Luther W. Can-

non. Dee. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3091.)-----Report amending H. 15746, to increase pension of Israel Roll.

Dec. 14, 1904. Ip. (H. rp. 3093.)-----Report amending II. 12820, to increase pension of Isabella Brvson

Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3097.)-----Report favoring H. 9062, to pension John Goodspeed. Dec. 14

1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3116.)-----Report amending II. 8476, to pension Rolen J. Southerland. Dec.

14,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3117.)Sulloway, C. A. Report amending H. 15680, to increase pension of Isaac

Hanson. Dec. 7,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2951.)-----Report favoring H. 15634, to pension Harriet A. Orr. Dec. 7.1904

Ip. (H. rp. 2952.)-----Report favoring H. 15785, to increase pension of Charles E. Young

Dec. 7,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2954.)-----Report amending H. 15387, to increase pension of William Hall.

Dec. 7,1904. *2 p. (II. rp. 2955.)----- Report amending II. 15071, to increase pension of Matilda L. Curk-

endall. Dec. 7,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2956.)-----Report amending II. 15144, to increase pension of William J. Rey-

nolds. Dec. 7,1904. 2 p. (H| rp. 2958.)-----Report amending H. 13910, to pension Henrv E. Wright. Dec. 7,

1904. 2p. (II. rp. 2966.) *


Sulloway, C. A.—Continued. Report amending H. 9553, to increase pen-sion of Hattie L. Rich. Dec. 7,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2985.)

-----Report amending H. 9552, to increase pension of Peter Williams. Dec. 7,1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2987.)

-----Report amending H. 6832, to increase pension of Nathaniel Cayes. Dec. 7,1904. 2 p. (II. rp. 2990.)

----- Report amending H. 4927, to increase pension of Eugene P. Tewks-bury. Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 2995.)

-----Report amending H. 3287, to increase pension of Orin Plaisted. Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (II. rp. 3005.)

-----Report favoring H. 912, to increase pension of John F. Dorsey. Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3008.)

-----Report favoring H. 15743, to increase pension of -Desire Leglise. Dec. 7, 1904. 1 p. (H. rp. 3011.)

-----Report amending H. 15688, to increase pension of Augustus H. Haines. Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3012.)

-----Report amending H. 14774, to increase pension of Albert S. Graham. Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3013.)

-----Report favoring H. 15744, to increase pension of Edward L. Russell. Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3014.)

-----Report amending H. 15558, to increase pension of Edwin R. Manson. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3028.)

-----Report favoring H. 15633, to increase pension of Henry King. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3029.)

-----Report amending H. 16123, to increase pension of William Smith. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3049.)

----- Report amending by substitute H. 9550, to increase pension of Wil-liam Butler. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H.rp. 3051.)

----- Report amending H. 15903, to increase pension of George T. Barker. Dec. 14, 1904. 1 p. (H. rp. 3052.)

-----Report favoring H. 4873, to increase pension of John McKenzie. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3076.)

-----Report amending H. 3002, to increase pension of Samuel Tilling- hast. Dec. 14, 1904.' 1 p. (H. rp. 3085.)

-----Report favoring H. 8859, to increase pension of Charles J. Esty. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3088.)

-----Report amending H. 15924, to increase pension of William Shad- rick. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3096.)

-----Report amending H. 14028, to increase pension of Carrie E. Risley. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3101.)

-----Report amending H. 15239, to pension Isabella Burke. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3103.)

-----Report amending H. 15240, to increase pension of James C. Baker. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3104.)

-----Report amending H. 16121, to increase pension of Edward Root. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3113.)

JUDICIARY, COMMITTEE ON THE

Jenkins, J. J. Report adverse to H. R. 383, calling for information as to proceedings against combination of steel manufacturing com-panies. Dec. 9, 1904. 1 p. (H.rp. 3020.)

Palmer, H. W. Report under H. R. 302, authorizing committee to take further testimony in matter of impeachment of Charles Swayne, judge of district court for northern district of Florida. Dec. 9,1904. 6 p. (H. rp. 3021 [pt. 1].)

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Parker, R. W. Views of minority under H. R. 302, authorizing com-mittee to take further testimony in matter of impeachment of Charles Swayne, judge of district court for northern district of Florida. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3021, pt. 2.)

MILITARY AFFAIRS, COMMITTEE ON

Stevens, F. C. Report favoring H. 16160, granting to Farwell, Ozmun, Kirk and Company license to make excavations and place footings in land belonging to United States at St. Paul, Minn. Dec. 16, 1904. 4 p. (H.rp. 3142.)

NAVAL AFFAIRS, COMMITTEE ON

Foss, G. E. Report amending H. 10137, to establish naval militia and define its relations to General Government. Dec. 21, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3148.) [1st edition read incorrectly, H. 10193.]

PATENTS, COMMITTEE ON

Bonynge, R, W. Report favoring H. 16560, to authorize registration of trade-marks used in commerce with foreign nations or among States or with Indian tribes. Dec. 19,1904. 10 p. (II. rp. 3147.)

PENSIONS, COMMITTEE ON

Brown, J. W. Report amending H. 11494, to increase pension of Sarah Jane Grissom. Dec. 15, 1904. Ip. (H.rp. 3135.)

Campbell, P. P. Report amending H. 12660, to increase pension of Margaret Russell. Dec. 15, 1904. Ip. (H. rp. 3136.)

Draper, W. H. Report amending H. 10712, to pension Henrietta Weid-ner. Dec. 15, 1904. 2 p. (II. rp. 3133.)

Longworth, Nicholas. Report amending H. 14600, to increase pension of Joseph Woods. Dec. 15, 1904. 1 p. (H. rp. 3134.)

Patterson, G. R. Report amending H. 5822, to increase pension of Eveline V. Ferguson. Dec. 15, 1904. 3 p. (H. rp. 3131.)

-----Report amending H. 8708, to increase pension of David C. Posey. Dec. 15, 1904. 1 p. (H. rp. 3132.)

Richardson, William. Report amending H. 15535, to pension John Croty [Crotty]. Dec. 15, 1904. 2 p. (II. rp. 3138.)

Wiley, A. A. Report amending H. 14406, to pension Paul W. Thom-son. Dec. 15, 1904. 2 p. (H. rp. 3137.)

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Lind, John. Report favoring H. 14351, for relief of Gull River Lumber Company. Dec. 14, 1904. Ip. (H. rp. 3128.)

RIVERS AND HARBORS, COMMITTEE ON

Burton, T. E. Report amending H. 15590, to amend act to permit lock and dam in Tennessee River [at Scott Point] near Chattanooga, Tenn, [so as to permit location below point]. Dec. 9, 1904. 2p. (H.rp. 3019.)

WAYS AND MEANS, COMMITTEE ON

Payne, S. E. Report amending H. R. 386, to refer topics in President’s message to committees. Dec. 7,1904. 1 p. (H. rp. 3010.)

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President of United StatesBig Horn forest reserve, Wyo., 4th proclamation. [Dec. 23,1904.] 5 p.

Message to Congress at beginning of 3d session of 58th Congress. 1904. 40 p.

Modoc forest reserve, Cal., proclamation. [Nov. 29,1904.] 3 p. f°South Platte forest reserve, Colo., 2d proclamation. [Dec. 6,1904.] [2]

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Estimate of appropriation for erection of buildings for Department. Dec. 6, 1904. Ip. (H. doc. 42.)

Estimate of [deficiency in] appropriation for Bureau of Animal Industry. Dec. 21, 1904. 3 p. (H. doc. 163.)

Estimate of [deficiency in] appropriation for quarters for offices of Bureau of Plant Industry. Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 66.)

Estimate of emergency appropriation for combating boll weevil [and other insects and diseases affecting cotton, etc.]. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 89.)

Report of Secretary, 1904. 1904. 99 p. (Report 79.) *Paper, 10c

ANIMAL INDUSTRY, BUREAU OF

Index-catalogue of medical and veterinary zoology, pt. 7, authors, G-Gmelin; by Ch. Wardell Stiles and Albert Hassall. 1904. p. 511—572. (Bulletin 39 [pt. 7].) *Paper, 5c

Same, pt. 8, authors, Gobee-Gyser; by Ch. Wardell Stiles and Albert Hassall. 1904. p. 573-659. (Bulletin 39 [pt. 8].) *Paper, 5c

Manson’s eye worm of chickens, oxyspirura Mansoni, with general review of nematodes parasitic in eyes of birds [with bibliography], and Notes on spiny-suckered tapeworms of chickens, davainea echinobothrida, [or] tenia botrioplites, and d. tetragona [with bibliography]; by B. H. Ransom. 1904 . 72 p. 52 il. ] pl. (Bul-letin 60.) *Paper, 20c

New nematode, gongvlonema ingluvicola, parasitic in crop of chickens. [Nov. 24,1904.] 3 p. 2 il. (Circular 64.)

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Review of some experimental work in pig feeding, by George M. Rommel; from 20th report, 1903. 1904. p. 261-311. (Circular 63.)

Special report on diseases of cattle. Revised edition. 1904. 533 p. 12 il. 52 pl. (H. doc. 744,58th Qing. 2d sess.) *Cloth, 65c

Contents:Bones, diseases and accidents, by V. T. Atkinson; revised by J. R. Mohler.Calves, young. Diseases of; by James Law.Digestive organs, Diseases of, by A. J. Murray; revised by Leonard Pearson.Ear, Diseases of, by M. R. Trumbower; revised by Leonard Pearson.Eye and its appendages, Diseases of, by M. R. Trumbower; revised by Leonard

Pearson.Foot, Diseases of, by M. R. Trumbower; revised by Leonard Pearson.Generative organs, Diseases of; by James Law.Heart, blood vessels, and lymphatics, Diseases of, by W. H. Harbaugh; revised by

. Leonard Pearson.Infectious diseases of cattle, by D.E. Salmon and Theobald Smith; revised byD.E.

Salmon and J. R. Mohler.Medicines, Administration of; by Leonard Pearson.Mycotic stomatitis of cattle; by J. R. Mohler.Nervous system, Diseases of, by W. H. Harbaugh; revised by Leonard Pearson. Parasites, Animal, of cattle [with bibliography]; by C. W.Stiles.Parturition, Diseases following; by James Law.Poisons and poisoning, by V. T. Atkinson; revised by Leonard Pearson.Respiration, Noncontagious diseases of organs of; by W. H. Lowe.Skin, Diseases of, by M. R. Trumbower; revised by Leonard Pearson.Surgical operations, by William Dickson and W. H. Lowe; revised by W. H. Lowe. Tumors affecting cattle; by J. R. Mohler.Urinary organs, Diseases of; by James Law. x

PATHOLOGICAL DIVISION

Foot-rot of sheep, its nature, cause, and treatment [with bibliography]; by John R. Mohler and Henry J. Washburn. 1904. 39 p. 1 il. 3 pl. (Animal Industry, Bureau of. Bulletin 63.) *Paper, 10c

CHEMISTRY, BUREAU OF

Extracts from Proceedings of Association of Official Agricultural Chem-ists, 1904, advance circular giving recommendations of referees as adopted, motions, and appointments affecting work of 1905. [1904.] 19 p. (Circular 20.)

Influence of food preservatives and artificial colors on digestion and health, 1, boric acid and borax; by II. W. Wiley, with W. D. Bige-low and others. 1904. 477 p. 8 il. (Bulletin 84, pt. 1.)

* Paper, 30cProposed regulations governing labeling of imported food products.

[Nov. 17, 1904.] 2 p. (Circular 21.)

ENTOMOLOGY, BUREAU OF

Use of paris green in controlling [Mexican] cotton boll weevil; by W. D. Hunter. 1904. 23 p. (Farmers’ bulletin 211.)

EXPERIMENT STATIONS, OFFICE OF

Card index of experiment station literature. [Dec. 1, 1904.] 2 p. (Circular 47.)

Experiment station record, v. 16, no. 4; Dec. 1904. 1904. viii-|-313— 420 p. * Paper, $1.00 a vol. (12 nos.)

Note .—Mainly made up of abstracts of reports and publications on agricultural science which have recently appeared in all countries, especially the United States. No. 4 contains a special article, Convention of Association of Official Agricultural Chemists, 1904.

Experiment station work, v. 2, no. 7. 1904. iv 4* 169-196 p. 7 il.Not e .—Contents are same as for Experiment station work 27, for which see

Catalogue for Nov. 1904, page 577.

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Progress report on strength of structural timber; by W. Kendrick Hatt. [Aug. 8, 1904.] 28 p. 2 il. 2 tab. ([Circular 32.])

PLANT INDUSTRY, BUREAU OF

American varieties of lettuce; by W. W. Tracy, jr. Dec. 23, 1904. 103 p. 27 pl. (Bulletin 69.) ‘ * Paper, 15c

Bulb distribution, gladiolus. [1904.] 1 p. 4°Cultivation of wheat in permanent alfalfa fields; by David Fairchild.

Dec. 9, 1904. 5 p. (Bulletin 72, pt. 1.) * * Paper, 5cDescription of varieties of tobacco and cultural directions to accompany

seed distributed in 1904-05. Oct. 31, 1904. 27+ [5] p. 5 il. 16° ([Publication] 127.)

Golden seal; by Alice Henkel and G. Fred Klugh. Dec. 31,1904. 16 p.4 il. 2 pl. (Bulletin 51, pt. 6.) * Paper, 5c

Varieties of fruits recommended for planting; compiled by W. H.Ragan. 1904. 48 p. 1 il. (Farmers’ bulletin 208.) [Compiled from Bulletin 8 of Division of Pomology, Revised catalogue of fruits recommended for cultivation by American Pomological Society.]

PUBLICATIONS, DIVISION OF

List of bulletins and circulars issued by Department of Agriculture and available for free distribution; corrected to Nov. 1, 1904. [1904.] 36 p. ([Publication] 247, 12th edition.)

Monthly list of publications [of Department of Agriculture], Dec. 1904. Dec. 31,'1904. 4 p. ([Publication] 507.)

Same, [for] foreign distribution.

SOILS, BUREAU OF

Asheville, N. C. Soil survey of Asheville area, by J. E. Lapham and F. N. Meeker; [from] Field operations of bureau, 1903. 1904. 23 p. 1 il. map.

Brookings, S. Dak. Soil survey of Brookings area, by Frank Bennett, jr.; [from] Field operations of bureau, 1903. 1904. 19 p. 1 il. map.

Johnson County, Ill. Soil survey of county, by George N. Coffey and C. W. Ely, assisted by R. C. Lloyd, Clifford Willis, A. F. Kidder, and G. A. Crosthwaite; [from] Field operations of bureau, 1903. 1904. 20 p. 1 il. map.

Leesburg, Va. Soil survey of Leesburg area, by William T. Carter, jr., and W. S. Lyman; [from] Field operations of bureau, 1903. 1904. 45 p. 1 il. map.

Madison County, Ind. Soil survey of county, by R. T. Avon Burke and La Mott Ruhlen; [from] Field operations of bureau, 1903. 1904. 19 p. 1 il. map.

Marshall, Minn. Soil survey of Marshall area, by Henry J. Wilder; [from] Field operations of bureau, 1903. 1904. 21 p. 1 il. map.

Sangamon County, Ill. Soil survey of county, by George N. Coffey and C. W. Ely, assisted by J. G. Mosier and A. F. Kidder; [from] Field operations of bureau, 1903. 1904. 21 p. 1 il. map.

San Jose, Cal. Soil survey of San Jose area, by Macy H. Lapham; [from] Field operations of bureau, 1903. 1904. 39 p. 1 il. map.

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FOREIGN MARKETS, DIVISION OF

International sugar situation, origin of sugar problem and its present aspects under Brussels convention; by Frank R. Rutter. 1904. 98 p. 1 il. 2 pl. 2 maps. (Statistics, Bureau of. Bulletin 30.)

* Paper, 10cWEATHER BUREAU

Note .—For these publications application should be made to the Chief of the Weather Bureau.

Monthly weather review, v. 32, no. 10; Oct. 1904. Dec. 22, 1904. p. 445-496, 13 il. 11 p. of pt. and maps, 4°

Paper, 20c single copy, $2.00 a yrNote .—Summary of weather and river and flood reports from all parts of the

United States, with notes covering other countries and various topics of meteor-ology. Special articles are—Meteorological items in Jesuit relations, Index of; by F. L. Odenbach.Meteorology, Advancement of; by T. H. Davis.----- Recent papers bearing on; by H. H. Kimball.Mount Tsukuba Meteorological Observatory, what does meteorology need for its

future advancement? by S. Tetsu Tamura.Raindrops and raindrop phenomena. Studies of; by W. A. Bentley.Thunderstorms at Tampa, Fla.; by Joseph Bily, jr.

Commerce and Labor, Department ofNote .—The Department of Commerce and Labor distributes the Consular

reports gratuitously.

Arena, Point, Cal. Estimate of appropriation for oil house at Point Arena light station. Dec. 19, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 130.)

Buffalo, N. Y. Estimate of appropriation for rebuilding superstructure of lighthouse at Horseshoe Reef. Dec. 19, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 140.) v

Chesapeake Bay. Estimate of appropriation for light-house near South-west Bar shoals, Chesapeake Bav. Dec. 21, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 164.) " 1

Decision 81-85; Dec. 8-29, 1904.East Superior, Wis. Estimate of appropriation to reconstruct range

lights and fog-signal house at East Superior. Dec. 19, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 139.) K

Genesee, N. Y. Estimate of appropriation for keeper’s dwelling at Genesee light station. Dec. 19,1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 133.)

Hawaii. Estimate of appropriation for steam light-house tender for Hawaiian waters. Dec. 19, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 127.)

Light-House Board. Estimate of appropriation for light-house tender for 12th light-house district. Dec. 19, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 132.)

Lorain, Ohio. Estimate of appropriation for keeper’s dwelling at Black River light station. Dec. 19, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 134.)

.Manzanita, lighthouse tender. Estimate of appropriation for repairs to light-house tender. Dec. 19, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 137.)

Piedras Blancas, Cal. Estimate of appropriation for brick oil house at Piedras Blancas light station. Dec. 19, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 131.)

Report. Annual report of Secretary, 1904. 1904. 46 p. (Dept, of Com-merce and Labor doc. 28.)

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Reyes, Point, Cal. Estimate of appropriation for oil house at Point Reyes light station. Dec. 19, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 129.)

Sabine Bank, Tex. Estimate of appropriation for completing Sabine Bank light station. Dee. 7,1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 69.)

St. Lawrence River. Estimate of appropriation for keeper’s dwelling and boathouse at light station at Sunken Rock, St. Lawrence River, N.Y. Dec. 19, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 128.)

Toledo, Ohio. Estimate of appropriation for repairs of range lights in channel entering harbor at Toledo. Dec. 19, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 138.)

CENSUS, BUREAU OF THE

Discussion of age statistics [with bibliography], 1904. 53 p. 2 il. 4° (Bulletin 13.)

Proportion of sexes in United States. 1904. 51 p. 8 il. 4° (Bulletin 14.) Registration of births and deaths, drafts of laws and forms of certificates,

information for local officers. [1904.] 32 p. 5 tab.Report of director, 1904. 1904. 39 p.Shall cotton ginning reports be stopped? question for the South to

decide, letter from Director North and interview with Congressman Burleson; from Washington post, Dec. 30, 1904. [1904.] [2] p. large 8°

Special bulletin 7-9 [Division of Manufactures; cotton ginning, crop of 1904]; Nov. 3-Dec. 30, 1904. Each 1 p. large 8° and f°

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Charts

Buzzards Bav, Mass.; chart 249. Scale 1:40,000. Oct. 1904, first pub-lished 1899. 43.4 X 33.3 in. 50c

Lynn Canal, from Point Sherman to head, Alaska; chart 8303. Scale 1:80,000. Nov. 1904, first published 1897. 41.3 X 29.2 in. 50c

Mindanao, Harbors on south coast of, P. I.; chart 4653. Dec. 1904.27 X 32.3 in. 30cBanga, Port, south coast of Mindanao I., from Spanish survey. Scale 1:50,000.

9 X 5.2 in.Basiauang Bav, south coast of Mindanao, from Spanish survey in 1873. Scale

1:20,000. 9 x 6.5 in.Bolay, Port, Sarangani I., from Spanish survey. Scale 1:5,000. 7.7 x 11.8 in.Canalasan Cove, Sarangani Bay, from Spanish survey in 1879. Scale 1:20,000.

6.3 X 7.5 in.Davao River Entrance, Mindanao I., from Spanish survey in 1857. Scale 1:10,000.

13x11.4 in.Lavigan Anchorage, southeast coast of Mindanao, from Spanish survey. Scale

1:5,000. 5 x 5.7 in.Lebak, Port, south coast of Mindanao, from Spanish survey in 1874. Scale 1:20,000.

9 x 10 in.Malipano Anchorage, Gulf of Davao. Samall.,from Spanish survey. Scale 1:10,000.

13 X 10.4 in.Patuco, Port, Sarangani I., from Spanish survey in 1876. Scale 1:10,000. 8.6 x 10.5

in.Tucuran, Mindanao I., from U. S. military survey. Scale 1:5,000. 9.4 x 10.5 in.Tumanao, Port, Sarangani I., from Spanish survey in 1888. Scale 1:15.000.

6.3 X 7.4 in.Tampa Bay, Fla.; chart 177. Scale 1 :80,000. Nov. 1904, first published

1878. 33.6 X 38.3 in. 50c

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CORPORATIONS, BUREAU OF

[1st] report of commissioner [Feb. 25, 1903-June 30], 1904. Dec. 21, 1904. 71 p. (Dept, of Commerce and Labor doc. 27; H. doc. 165.)

FISHERIES, BUREAU OFNote .—The Bureau supplies gratuitously those of its publications which are in

print.

Statement of certain fishery products landed at Boston and Gloucester, Mass., by American fishing vessels, Nov. 1904. 1 p. oblong 8° (Statistical bulletin 158.)

Statement of expenditures, 1904. Dec. 8, 1904. 17 p. (S. doc. 20.)

LABOR, BUREAU OFNote .—The Bureau furnishes its publications gratuitously to those who apply for

them.

Bulletin 55, Nov. 1904. 1904. iii + 1491-1692 + [ix] p. (II. doc. 343, pt. (5, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) [Bimonthly.] * Paper, 15c

Contents:Articles, Leading, in past numbers of bulletin.Building and loan associations in United States; by G. W. W. Hanger.Decisions of courts affecting labor.Employers and employees, Agreements between.Foreign statistical publications, recent, Digest of.Handicrafts, Revival of, in America; by Max West.Laws of various States relating to labor enacted [in 19031: Georgia, Minnesota

Missouri.State bureaus of labor statistics, Digest of recent reports of; Illinois, Indiana, Iowa

Kansas, Missouri, New Jersey, Pennsylvania.Title-page and contents of v. 9, 1904.

NAVIGATION, BUREAU OF

36th annual list of merchant vessels of United States, with official num-bers and signal letters, and lists of vessels belonging to Government with distinguishing signals, 1904. 1904. 6 pts. viii + 443 -j- xx + 60 p. 4° (H. doe. 16.) *Paper, 40c

Annual report of commissioner, 1904. 1904. 422 p. (Dept, of Com-merce and Labor doc. 26; H. doc. 14.)

STATISTICS, BUREAU OFNote .—The Bureau furnishes its publications gratuitously to those who apply

for them. " ”

Daily consular reports, Dec. 1-31, 1904; nos. 2121-46. 1904. 1 il. [Daily except Sundays and holidays; errata to no. 2125 for Dec. 6 was issued.]

Exports of domestic breadstuffs, provisions, cotton, and mineral oils, Nov. 1904. 1904. 14 p.,4° (Bulletin 5, series 1904-05.) [Monthly.]

Foreign markets for American fruits, with statistics of fruit trade of United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, and Canada. 1904. 218 p. (Special consular reports, v. 32; [Dept, of Commerce and Labor doc. 16]; H. doc. 74.) [For edition without Congres-sional document number see Catalogue for Oct. 1904, page 552.]

* Paper, 15cInternal commerce of United States, Oct. 1902-04; from [Monthly] sum-

mary of commerce and finance, Oct. 1904. 1904. p. 769-819, 4°Monthly consular reports, Nov. 1904; no. 290. 1904. 193 p. 4 il.

(H. doc. 787, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) [These articles have appeared previously in the Daily consular reports.]

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Monthly consular reports—Continued.Con tpfn t q •

African, West, trade; by G. W. Ellis, jr. , Agriculture, industry, and commerce in Coaticook, Canada; by r. D. Hale.Argentina, Commerce and industries of, in 1904; by D. Mayer. . .----- Value of merchandise imported into and exported from United States in its

trade with.Austria-Hungary, Belgian investments in.Beet-sugar production of Europe for 1904-5 season.Belgium, Trade openings in; by F. W. Mahin. ----- Value of trade of United States with, 1880-1904.Bombay, India, Exhibition at; by H. T. Dodge.British industries, Rebuilding, on American systems; by Marshal Halstead.British tariff union, German view of.British trade in 1904; by H. C. Evans.Business opportunities abroad; by G. H. Murphy.Canadian customs regulations; by P. Gorman.Candies in Spanish-American countries; by D. R. Wood.Catalogues and packing for China; by W. T. Gracey.Cattle, Venezuelan, for Cuba; by Norman Hutchinson.China, Germany’s interests in.Coal, British Columbia; by A. E. Smith.Contractors, Opportunities for, in Canada; by G. M . Shotts.Cotton, raw, Quantity and value of imports of, into United Kingdom, 1899-1903. ______ L Value of exports of, from United States to United Kingdom, 1899-1903. Cotton culture in British Empire; by J. G. Stephens.Cotton supply and cotton manufactures, British; by James Boyle.Crop prospects, Brighter, in India; by H. T. Dodge.Crops of Spain; by M. M. Price.Currency and banks, South American: by D. Mayer.Customs officers, Schools for, in Germany; by W. Bardel.Dairying statistics, Queensland: by F. W. Goding.Dust, Prevention of, on highways: by Rufus Fleming.Egypt, Foreign trade of; by G. H. Murphy.—- Trade of United States with, 1902-04.Fiber shredder wanted in Madagascar; by W. H. Hunt.Fog signal, New; by Thornwell Haynes.Freight cars, Giant! on British railway: by F. W. Mahin.French imports from Great Britain, United States, and Germany; by A. M.

Thackara. „ ,Fruit trade, Green, of United Kingdom; by James Boyle. Fruits, American, in Newfoundland: by G O. Cornelius. ----- Value of imports of, into United Kingdom in 1903. German prestige in foreign countries, Maintenance of. German trade treaties and foreign trade.Gum arabic for the Sudan; by F. G. Morgan.Immigration into and emigration from Argentina; by D. Mayer.Irrigation projects in Mexico; by J. A. LeRoy.Jamaica, Improvements in; by N. R. Snyder.Japan. Foreign trade of. in 1903; by H. W. Diedench. ----- Value of trade of United States with, 1865-1904. Kongo Free State, Trade of; by S. H. Haine.Labor in New Zealand; transmitted by F. Dillingham.Labor conditions, Depressed, in Great Britain; by James Boyle.Lead industry of the Kootenays; by G. A. Ohren.Lifeboat, Unsinkable; transmitted by E. L. Harris.Livestock in Mexico; by J. A. LeRoy.Liverpool’s sea approaches, Improvement of; by James Boyle. Lunacy, Increase of, in England and Wales; by C. N. Daniels. Manufacturing enterprises, New, in Hungary: by F. D. Chester. Meat trade, Frozen, of Argentina: by D. Mayer.Mill and farm machinery in Peru; by A. L. M. Gottschalk.Mine shares, south African, Double taxation of; by Marshal Halstead.Mining experiment, British cooperative; by F. W. Mahin.Nagasaki and Moji, Trade of, in 1904; by C. B. Harris. Newfoundland, Commerce of: by Thornwell Haynes. Newspapers in Venezuela; by J. B. Peterson.Nogales, Mexico, Foreign .trade of; by A. R. Morawetz.Notes. ,Ocean travel, Anomalies of; by James Boyle. Old age insurance in France.Olive oil, Production of. in Italy.Packing for Siamese trade; by J. P. Selden. .Patent law. British, Change in: transmitted by F. W. Mahin.Patent medicines in Norway; by Henry Bordewich.Petroleum in Mexico; by S. E. Magill. t so pV.mPostal package service between trance and I nited States: be A. M. Thackara. Potato culture in Spain: by H. H. Rider. , . , .Precious stones industry and share of United States therein; by various consuls. Rubber importations, French; by Thorn well Haynes.

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Monthly consular reports—Continued.Contents—Continued.

Russia, Commercial depression in; by C. R. Slocum.----- Foreign trade of; by Samuel Smith.----- Value of trade of United States with, 1885-1904.Sardine catch. French, of 1904; by B. H. Ridgely.Sewage, Sheffield’s, Disposal of; by C. N. Daniels.Sheep parasite in Australia; by F. W. Goding.Ships and shipping of Liverpool; by James Boyle.Shoes, American-style, in France; by B. H. Ridgely.Siamese State railway tender; by J. P. Selden.Silk, Artificial, in Mexico.Soda, Spurious, in Great Britain; by F. W. Mahin.Spain, American and German trade methods in; by J. G. Lay.----- Railways of; by J. G. Lay.Steamship line, New York-West Africa; by G. W. Ellis, jr.Sulphur enterprise, Peruvian; by A. L. M. Gottschalk.Swedish flag in foreign waters; transmitted by R. S. S. Bergh.Swiss and American trade; by George Gifford'Timber trade of Liverpool; by James Boyle.Tobacco, American, British combine and: transmitted by James Boyle.Torpedo destroyers for Greece; by C. L. Wilson.Trade, foreign, Notes on; by G. H. Murphy.Wages and cost of living in Bohemia; by S. C. McFarland.----------- - in Great Britain and United States; by Marshal Halstead.Wealth producers of New South Wales; by F. W. Goding.Wheat crop, World’s, in 1903 and 1904; by R. M. Bartieman.Wood and manufactures thereof, Quantity and value of, exported from United

States to United Kingdom, 1901-03.

Monthly summary of commerce and finance of United States, Oct. 1904; no. 4, series 1904-05. 1904. p. 1343-1641, 4° (H. doc. 15, pt. 4.)

*Paper, 35cNote .—Numbers 1-3, series 1904-05, of the Monthly summary, July-Sept. 1904,

have been reissued as H. doc. 15, pts. 1-3.Windmills in foreign countries. 1904. 293 p. 3 il. (Special consular

reports, v. 31; Dept, of Commerce and Labor doc. 20; H. doc. 73.) *Papef, 15c

STEAMBOAT INSPECTION SERVICE

Annual report of supervising inspector-general, 1904 [with reports of district inspectors, calendar year 1903]. 1904. 332 p. (Dept, of Commerce and Labor doc. 25.)

Laws governing service, Revised statutes as modified by acts of Congress. Edition, Nov. 17, 1904. 54 p.

Interior, Department of theNote .—The decisions of the Department of the Interior in pension cases are

issued in slips and in signatures, and the decisions in land cases are issued in signatures, both being published later in bound volumes at prices ranging from $1.05 to 81.45 per volume. Subscribers may deposit $1.00 in the Department and receive the contents of a volume of the decisions of either kind in separate parts as they are issued.

Accounts. Statement of disbursements for contingent expenses [1904], Dec. 6, 1904. 21 p. (II. doc. 65.)

Indian Territory. Report on school taxation in Territory. Dec. 6, 1904. 12 p. (H. doc. 34.)

Pensions, Bureau of. Letter relating to [proposed] reduction of force in Pension Office. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 39.)

Receivers, land offices. Draft of bill for relief of receivers of public moneys [acting as special disbursing agents]. Dec. 12,1904. 2p. (H. doc. 101.)

Dece mbe r , 1904 637

Reports. Annual reports, 1903; Indian affairs, pt. 2, Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes [etc.]. 1903 [1904]. vi + 879 p. il. 12 maps. (H. doc. 5,58th Cong. 2d sess.)

Contents: . .Five Civilized Tribes, Commission to the, report [with Legislation affecting work

of commission].Indian Territory, Indian Inspector for, report [etc., with laws concerning Indian

Territory].Kiowa Indian Agency, Report on investigation of.[Proposals received and contracts awarded for] supplies for Indian service.

-----Report of Secretary, 1904. 1904. x-|-328 p.California, Bill proposed by Secretary to acquire by exchanges of public lands

ownership of private lands within public parks in.Choctaw and Chickasaw nations, Ind. T., Letter to President reporting adversely

as to appointment of 3 lawyers to form commission to pass upon applications for citizenship in.

Five Civilized Tribes, Commission to the, Annual report of.Freedmen’s Hospital, Copy of contract between Secretary and Howard University

leasing land for construction of buildings for.Hot Springs, Ark., Rules and - regulations for government of all bath houses

receiving hot water from United States reservation at, promulgated Oct. 31,1904.Insane, Government Hospital for the, Bill proposed by Secretary relating to dis-

position of pension money due inmates of.----- Freedmen’s Hospital, and Washington Hospital for Foundlings, Bill proposed

by Secretary placing, under his exclusive jurisdiction.Louisiana Purchase Exposition, Abstract of report of Edward M. Dawson of

exhibits at.Pension claims, Bill proposed by Secretary for judicial adjudication of, in test

cases.Pensioners of all classes, Number of, and amounts disbursed for each, 1904. [Pensions for disability on account of old age] Letter from Secretary in response

to resolution, [with] report of acting commissioner of pensions, [relative to] order [regulating allowance of].

School taxation in Indian Territory, Report upon; by J. H. Hollander.Yosemite National Park, Cal., Copy of H.9310, excluding from, certain lands, and

to include said lands in Sierra forest reserve.----------- Bill proposed by Secretary as substitute for.----------- Copy of H. 15191, reported by [House] Committee on [the] Public Lands

as substitute for, with [House] report 2576.

Walker, George. Recommendation as to payment of claim of Walker. Dec. 12,1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 102.)

Yosemite National Park. Letter submitting report of examination of park. Dec. 6,1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 72.) [Only letter of transmittal printed here.]

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Note .—The publications of the United States Geological Survey consist of annual reports (restricted to one volume each, beginning with report for 1902), bulletins, Mineral, resources, Professional papers, and Water-supply and irrigation papers, which are intended for free distribution; and maps, Monographs, and folios of the Geologic atlas and the Topographic atlas of the United States, which are sold at prices ranging from 5c to 811.00 each. Address the Director of the Geological Survey, Washington. For topographic sheets see next page.

Coal. Estimate of [deficiency in] appropriation for tests of coal and [lignites], Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 92.)

-----Production of coal in 1903, by Edward W. Parker; from Mineral resources, calendar year 1903. 1904. 192 p.

Note .—Includes article on Pennsylvania anthracite; by W. W. Ruley.Gas. Production of gas, coke, tar, and ammonia at gas works and in

retort coke ovens in 1903, by Edward W. Parker; from Mineral re-sources, calendar year 1903. 1904. 30 p.

Geologic atlas of United States, Bisbee folio, Ariz. Library edition. 1904. 17 p. 1 il. 4 pl. 6 maps, large 4° (Folio 112.) *Paper, 25c

Iron. Statistics of American iron trade for 1903, by James M. Swank;from Mineral resources, calendar year 1903. 1904. 57 p.

638 December , 1904

Lincoln forest reserve, N. Mex. Forest conditions in forest reserve; by Fred. G. Plummer and M. G. Gowsell. 1904. 47 + iii P- U pl- map in pocket, 4° (Professional paper 33; H. doc. 781, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) *Paper, 25c

Little Belt Mountains forest reserve, Mont. Forest conditions in forest reserve and Little Belt Mountains quadrangle; by John B. Leiberg. 1904. 75 + iii P- 1 pl- map, 4° (Professional paper 30; H. doc. 718, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) *Paper, 25c

Reclamation Service. Supplemental estimate of appropriation for [service]. Dec. 6, 1904. 2 p. (IL doc. 50.)

Susquehanna River. Quality of water in Susquehanna River drainage basin, by Marshall Ora Leighton; with introductory chapter on Physiographic features, by George Buell Hollister. 1904. 76 4- i p. 7 il. 4 pl. (Water-supply and irrigation paper 108; H. doc. 762, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) *Paper, 15c

Texas. Water powersôf Texas; by Thomas U. Taylor. 1904. 116+i p. 32 il. 17 pl. (Water-supply and irrigation paper 105; H. doc. 759, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) *Paper, 15c

Note .—Includes article on Progress in hydraulic power development; by J. T. Fanning.

Tin. Production of tin in 1903, by Joseph Struthers and Joseph Hyde Pratt; from Mineral resources, calendar year 1903. 1904. 19 p. •

Topographic sheetsNote .—The Geological Survey is making a topographic map of the United

States. The sheets of which it is composed are projected without reference to political divisions, and are designated by some prominent feature found on them. Three scales are used, 1:62,500, 1:125,000, and 1:250,000. These correspond, approx-imately, to 1 mile, 2 miles, and 4 miles to 1 linear inch on the map. The size, unless otherwise given, is about 17.5 inches in height by 11.5 to 16 inches in width, exclusive of the margin, the width varying with the latitude. A description of the topographic map is printed on the reverse of each sheet catalogued below.

About one-third of the area of the country, excluding Alaska, has been mapped, nearly every State being represented. Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Jersey, and the District of Columbia are completely mapped. Sheets of the regular size are sold by the Survey at 5c each; but in lots of 100 or more copies, whether of the same sheet or of different sheets, the price is 2c each.

Arizona-California, Needles special map, lat. 34° SO7-35°, long. 114° 15/- 114° 45'. Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 50 ft. Edition of Nov. 1904.

California, Kaiser quadrangle, lat. 37°-37° 30', long. 119°-119° 30z. Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Nov. 1904.

Colorado, Ouray quadrangle, lat. 38°-38° 15', long, 107° 30z-107° 45z. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Nov. 1904.

Colorado, Telluride quadrangle, lat. 37° 45z-38°, long. 107° 45z-108°. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Oct. 1904.

New York, Gardiners Island quadrangle, lat. 41°-41° 15', long. 72°-72° 15z. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Nov. 1904.

New York, Greene quadrangle, lat. 42° 15z-42° 30z, long. 75° 45z-76°. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Nov. 1904.

New York, Long Lake quadrangle, lat. 44°-44° 15z, long. 74° 15z-74° 30z. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Nov. 1904.

New York, Oxford quadrangle, lat. 42° 15z-42° 30z, long. 75° 30z-75° 45z. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Dec. 1904.

New York, Richmondville quadrangle, lat. 42° 30z-42° 45z, long. 74° 30z- 74° 45z. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Nov. 1904.

New York, Riverhead quadrangle, lat. 40° 45z-41°, long. 72° 30z-72° 45z. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Nov. 1904.

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New York, Shelter Island quadrangle, lat. 41°-41° 10', long. 72° 15z- 72° 35z. Scale 1:62,500, contour interval 20 ft. Edition of Nov. 1904. 11.7 X 17.7 in.

Washington, Mt. Aix quadrangle, lat. 46° 30/-47°, long. 121°-121° 30z. Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Nov. 1904.

Washington, Osoyoos quadrangle, lat. 48° 30/—J9°, long. 119°-119° 30z. Scale 1:125,000, contour interval 100 ft. Edition of Dec. 1904.

HAWAII

Estimate of appropriation for service of Territory [with extract from annual report and recommendations from commercial organizations in Hawaii]. Dec. 6, 1904. 12 p. (H. doc. 52.)

Report of governor, 1904. 1904. 146 p.

INDIAN AFFAIRS, OFFICE OF

[73d] annual report of commissioner of Indian affairs, 1904. 1904. v+128 p.

Proposition for legislation in reference to seizure of live stock trespassing on Indian reservations. Dec. 8, 1904. 4 p. (H. doc. 77.)

Rules for Indian school service. 1904. 47 p.Supplemental estimates of appropriation for Indian service. Dec. 6,1904.

3 p. (H. doe. 49.)

INDIAN SCHOOLS, SUPERINTENDENT OF

Teaching Indian pupils to speak English, primary methods and outlines for use of teachers in Indian schools. 1904. 16 p. il.

INDIAN INSPECTOR FOR INDIAN TERRITORY

Annual report, with reports of Indian agent in charge of Union Agency, superintendent and supervisors of schools in Territory, mining trus-tees for Choctaw and Chickasaw nations, and supervising engineer, Indian Territory town sites, 1904. 1904. 290 p.

Note .—Includes laws concerning Indian Territory.

LAND OFFICE, GENERALNote .—The General Land Office publishes a large general map of the United

States, which is sold at 80 cents; and also separate maps of the States and Terri-tories in which public lands are to be found, which are sold at 12 cents per sheet.

> California, Florida, and Alaska are in 2 sheets each. Address the Chief Clerk of the Department of the Interior.

Annual report of commissioner [with detailed statement of business by divisions and surveying districts], 1904. 1904. 439 p.

Note .—Includes Partial report of Public Lands Commission, printed also as Senate document 188, 58th Congress, 2d session; also, Memorandum concerning historic and prehistoric ruins of Arizona. New Mexico, Colorado, and Utah, and their preservation [with bibliography], by E. L. Hewett.

Detailed statement of business by divisions and surveying districts, 1904. [1904.] 63-435-j- iii p.

Note —Includes Memorandum concerning historic and prehistoric ruins of Arizona. New Mexico, Colorado, and Utah, and their preservation [with bibli-ography] ; by E. L. Hewett.

Draft of bill for fixing point of intersection of 100th meridian with Red River. Dec. 6, 1904. 6 p. (H. doc. 38.)

640 Dec emb er , 1904

Unappropriated public lands of United States, by counties, land dis-tricts, and States, on July 1, 1904. [1904.] 54 p. [From report of commissioner, 1904.]

Maps

United States, Territories, and insular possessions, showing public sur-veys, Indian, military, and forest reservations, railroads, canals, national parks, and other details; corrected to June 30, 1903. Scale 37 m.=l in. [1904.] 59.2 X 81.3 in.

MARITIME CANAL COMPANY OF NICARAGUA

Report [for year ending Dec. 1904], Dec. 6,1904. 4p. (H. doc. 32.)

OKLAHOMA

Report of governor, 1904. 1904. 220 p. 14 pl. 6 maps.

PATENT OFFICENot e .—The Patent Office publishes specifications and drawings of patents, both

in single copies and monthly volumes, the former at 5c and the latter at $5.00. The former are not enumerated in this catalogue. For certified copies of patents, including specification, drawing, certificate, and grant, the price is 80c. A variety of indexes, giving a complete view of the work of the office from 1790 to date, are published at prices ranging from 25c to $10.00 per volume. The Rules of practice and pamphlet Patent laws are furnished free. The Patent Office issues coupon orders in packages of 20 at $1.00 per package, or in books containing 100 coupons at $5.00 per book. One coupon will procure a specification with drawings, and two coupons a copy of the Official gazette. They are good until used. Address Chief Clerk, Patent Office.

Official gazette, Dec. 6-27,1904; v. 113, nos. 6-9. 1904. 1421-2508 + [2] + [xcix] p. il. large 8° [Weekly.]

Paper, 10c single copy, $5.00 a yrNote .—Contains the patents, trade-marks, designs, and labels issued each week;

also decisions of the Commissioner of Patents and of United States courts in patent cases.

Same, [title-page, errata, index to decisions, etc., to] v. 111. 1904. [vii] + xvi p. large 8°

PORTO RICO

Report of commissioner of interior for Porto Rico to Secretary of In-terior, 1904. 1904. 122 + [1] p. 22 pl. map.

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS, DIVISION OF

Report regarding receipt, distribution, and sale of public documents by Department of the Interior, 1904. 1904. 10 p.

SEQUOIA AND GENERAL GRANT NATIONAL PARKS

Report of acting superintendent, 1904. 1904. 15 p. map.Note .—Includes acts relative to establishment of Sequoia, Yosemite, and Gen-

eral Grant national parks.

YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK

Report of acting superintendent, 1904. 1904. 32 p. 7 pl. 2 maps.Note .—Includes act relative to establishment of Yosemite and General Grant

national parks.

Decemb er , 1904 641

Justice, Department ofEstimate of appropriation for additional clerk in Department. Dec. 12,

1904. Ip. (H. doc. 88.)Estimate of appropriation for certain salaries. Dec. 7, 1904. Ip. (H.

doc. 67.)Estimate of appropriation for continuing construction of penitentiary at

Atlanta, Ga. Dec. 19, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 135.)Estimates for [certain salaries]. Dec. 13, 1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 33.)Judgments rendered [by Court of Claims] in Indian depredation cases

[since Apr. 23, 1904]. Dee. 6, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 43.)Opinion of Attorney-General as to guessing contests. Nov. 28, 1904.

4 p.

Navy DepartmentAnnual report of Secretary, 1904. 1904. 38 p.Communication from president of Commercial Pacific Cable Company

in relation to removal of hindrances to navigation around Midway Islands. Dec. 12,1904. 3 p. (H. doc. 100.)

EQUIPMENT, BUREAU OF

Report of chief, 1904. 1904. v 4-148 p. 3 pl. 1 tab. [Includes reports of Naval Observatory, Nautical Almanac Office, and Hydrographic Office.]

HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE

Note .—The charts, sailing directions, etc., of the Hydrographic Office are sold by the office in Washington and also by agents at the principal American and foreign seaports and American lake ports. Copies of the Hydrographic bulletin and Notice to mariners are supplied free on application at the Hydrographic Office in Washington and at the branch offices in Boston, New York, Philadel-phia, Baltimore, Norfolk, Savannah, New Orleans, San Francisco, Portland (Oreg.), Port Townsend, Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, Sault Ste. Marie, and Duluth.

Charts

Hokushu, Anchorages on west coast of, Japan, from Japanese surveys in 1900; chart 2211. Dec. 1904. 11.4X18.4 in. 10cKaminokuni Anch. Scale naut.m. =2.4 in. 4.3x7.6 in.Setana Anchorage. Scale naut. m. =2.2 in. 7.1X7.6 in.Yesashi Anchorage. Scale naut.m. =6.7 in. 11.4x10.8 in.

Pilot chart of north Atlantic Ocean, Jan. 1905; chart 1400. Scale 1° long. =0.27 in. Dec. 29 [1904]. 21 X 32 in. [Monthly.] 10c

Note .—Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc., proposed pilot charts of south Atlantic and south Pacific Ocean; tracks of cyclonic storms; forecast of weather; equator crossings in Pacific Ocean; also, on reverse, Collection of marine data; charts published, etc., Dec. 1-31,1904.

Pilot chart of north Pacific Ocean, Jan. 1905; chart 1401. Scale 1° long. — 0.2 in. Dec. 7 [1904]. 20.7X35.3 in. [Monthly.] 10c

Note .—Contains, in addition to sailing routes, etc., fishing banks; storm tracks;time signals, north Pacific Ocean; forecast of wind and weather; proposed pilot charts of south Atlantic and south Pacific Ocean; equator crossings in Atlantic Ocean; also, on reverse, U.S. naval wireless telegraph service; charts published, etc., Nov. 1-30,1904.

11778—No. 120—05-----3

$42 Dec emb er , 1904

San Lorenzo Channel, Lower California, Mexico, from survey in 1901 and 1902 by U. S. S. Ranger; chart 2193. Scale naut. m. =2 in. Dec. 1904. 38.9 X 25.2 in. 40c

Telegraphic connections of the world afforded by submarine cables and principal overland telegraph lines, scale 10° long. = 1.6 in.; with in-inset [Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea], scale 5° long. =1.5 in.- chart 2180. Dec. 1904. 2 sheets, each 34.2 X 29.5 in. [Size of inset is 9.5 X 14.7 in.] 70c

NAUTICAL ALMANAC OFFICE

Note .—The American ephemeris and nautical almanac, in cloth, the American nautical almanac and the Pacific coaster’s nautical almanac, in paper, are sold bv the Bureau of Equipment for $1.00. 30c, and 15c, respectively. The Astronomical papers prepared for use of the American ephemeris and nautical almanac are sold at cost. The Bureau has no agents for thesale of these publications, and applica-tion should be made to the Bureau of Equipment, Navy Department, direct.

Pacific coaster’s nautical almanac for 1905. 1st edition 1904 97 n large 8°

NAVAL OBSERVATORY

Report of superintendent [including reports of director of Nautical almanac, etc.], 1904. 1904. 53 p. 3 pl. 1 tab.

GUAM ISLAND

Annual report of naval governor, 1904. 1904. 12 p.

NAVIGATION, BUREAU OF

Instructions for recruiting officers of Navy. 1904. 10 p.

SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS, BUREAU OF

Memoranda for information of officers of Pay Corps, commanding offi-cers of ships, and commandants of stations 45: Dec 1 1904 n 443-455, 12° [Monthly.] ’ ’ 1

YARDS AND DOCKS, BUREAU OFAnnual report of chief, 1904. 1904. 209 p.

Post-Office DepartmentAnnual report of Postmaster-General, 1904. 1904. 28 p.Estimate of [deficiency in] appropriation. Dec. 12,1904. 6p. (H. doc.

97.)Parcels-post convention between United States and Belgium. [Signed

Washington, Nov. 19,1904,approved Nov. 19, 1904.] [1904.] 13 n [English and French.]

Report of 3d assistant Postmaster-General, 1904. 1904. 77 p.tion°TE delates t0 finances, stamps, classification of mail matter, and registra-

United States official postal guide, 2d series, v. 26, no. 12- Dec. 1904. Albany. 84 p. 12° [Monthly.] Paper, $2.00 a yrmfid &UaiLv each j’ear’is what is nsually known as the PostalColS S°'d by the PrintefS’ J> B- Ly°n


ATTORNEY-GENERAL, ASSISTANT, FOR THE POST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT

Report [including list of claims on account of loss by fire, burglary, etc.]1904. [1904.] 39 p. } J’

DEAD-LETTER OFFICEDead Letter Office sale, catalogue of articles to be sold at auction [com-

mencing] Dec. 12, 1904. 1904. 167 p.Report of superintendent, 1904. 1904. 21 p.

RAILWAY MAIL SERVICEReport of general superintendent to 2d assistant Postmaster-General.

1904. 1904. 305 p.

State, Department ofNot e .—The Department of State distributes its publications gratuitously. For

sale of laws see page 612.

Bangkok, Siam. Estimate of appropriation for increase of salary of interpreter to legation and consulate-general to Bangkok. Dec. 6, 1904. 3 p. (H. doc. 33.)

Consuls. Letter relative to necessity of greater appropriation for rent at American consulates than 20 per cent of salary of consuls; sub-mitted by Mr. Lodge. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 38.)

Diplomatic list, Dec. 1904. 14 p. 24° [Monthly.]Diplomatic service. Diplomatic and consular service of United States;

corrected to Dec. 21, 1904. [1904 ] 64 p.Estimate of appropriation for diplomatic and consular service. Dec. 12,1904. 3 p. (II. doc. 94.)

-----Estimates of appropriation for foreign intercourse. Dec. 9, 1904. 20 p. (H. doc. 83.)

Extradition. Protocol, signed Washington, Dec. 6, 1904, by which United States accepts certain amendments made by Cuban Senate in Spanish text of extradition treaty, signed Apr. 6, 1904, and approved Apr. 26, 1904. Dec. 12,1904. 3 p. (Confidential; [Senate] execu-tive E.) [Injunction of secrecy removed Dec. 15, 1904.]

Not e .—The series of documents to which this belongs is printed in confidence for the use of the Senate, and is inaccessible unless, as in this instance, the Senate removes the injunction of secrecy.Treaty between United States and Haiti for extradition of criminals,

signed Washington, Aug. 9, 1904. Dec. 7, 1904. 7 p. (Confiden-tial; [Senate] executive B.) [Injunction of secrecy removed Dec. 15, 1904.] J

Note .—The series of documents to which this belongs is printed in confidence for the use of the Senate, and is inaccessible unless, as in this instance, the Senate removes the injunction of secrecy.

Horses. Estimate of appropriation for purchase of 4 horses. Dec. 6. 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 46.)

Japan. Estimate of appropriation for corps of student interpreters in Japan and Korea. Dec. 15, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 116.)

Liege, Universal Exposition, 1905. Estimate of additional appropriation for exposition at Liege, Belgium [in 1905]. Dec. 12, 1904. 3 n. (H. doc. 96.)


Lindisfarne, British steamship. Report resubmitting claim for demur-rage by owners of steamship. Dec. 15, 1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 46.)

National archives. Estimate of appropriation for copying of diplomatic, consular, and miscellaneous correspondence. Dec. 6, 1904. 3 p. (II. doc. 44.)

Roumania. Estimate of appropriation for [minister and secretary of legation to Roumania and Servia]. Dec. 6,1904. 1 p. (H. doc. 41.)

Sivewright, Bacon & Co. Note from British ambassador requesting attention of Congress to claim of Sivewright, Bacon & Co. for dam-ages to steamer Eastry. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 114.)

-----Same, with accompanying papers. Dec. 15,1904. 29 p. (S. doc. 48.)

INTERNATIONAL BUREAU OF THE AMERICAN REPUBLICS

Note .—This Bureau sells its own monthly bulletins, handbooks, etc., at prices usually ranging from 5c to 75c. Address the Director of the Bureau.

Bolivia, geographical sketch, natural resources, laws, economic condi-tions, actual development, prospects of future growth [with bibli-ography]. 1904. 214 p. 19 pl. Paper, $1.00

Note .—Includes article on Native races; by J. H. Porter.Monthly bulletin, Dec. 1904; whole no. 135, v. 18, no. 3. 1904. 703-

1068-|-xxxiv p. 1 pl. (II. doc. 458, pt. 12, 58th Cong. 2d sess.) [Contains articles in Spanish, English, Portuguese, and French.]

Paper, 25c single copy, $2.00 a yrContents:

Additions to Columbus Memorial Library, Nov. 1904.Argentina. Inaugural address of President Quintana; exports to United States,

third quarter, 1904; industrial conditions in 1904; port movements in Aug. 1904; railroads of Republic; shipments of wool.

Book notes.Brazil. Movement of port of Pernambuco in Sept. 1904; progress of manganese

mining: precious stones industry; condition of coffee cultivation in Sao Paulo.Chile. Customs receipts, Sept, and 9 months ending Sept. 1904; nitrate; ware-

house construction at Government stations [law]; railway construction from Quintero to Calera and Nogales [law].

Colombia. Precious stones industry.Costa Rica. Market conditions.Cuba. Resume of trade conditions, 1899-1903; budget for 1905; market conditions;

trade with United States.Director, Annual report of [1904].Ecuador. Foreign trade in 1903; message of President Plaza; customs law, Jan.

1, 1904.Guatemala. Market conditions; paper trade.Haiti. Market conditions.Honduras. Market conditions.Latin America, Trade opportunities in.Mexico. Foreign commerce, July, 1904; growth of mineral industry; banana

culture; American trade in Coahuila; protection for Mexican producers; amended custom-house ordinances, continued; notes.

Nicaragua. Market conditions.Periodicals and newspapers on file.Peru. Tungsten deposit; Peruvian sulphur enterprise; precious stones in Peru. Title-page and index to v. 18, Oct.-Dec. 1904.United States. Trade with Latiri America; consular trade reports; foreign com-

merce in Oct. 1904; arrangement of pending questions with Panama; message of President Roosevelt; commercial intercourse with Mexico; agricultural wealth in 191)4.

Uruguay. Foreign commerce, first quarter of 1904; customs receipts, Sept, and first 9 months of 1904; movement of port of Montevideo in July, 1904.

Venezuela. Precious stones in Venezuela; pearl fisheries of Venezuela; notes.

Patent and trade-mark laws of Spanish-American republics, Brazil, and Haiti; revised to Oct. 1904. 1904. 343 p. [For Spanish edition revised to Aug. 1904, with different appendixes, see Catalogue for Sept. 1904, page 528.] Paper, $1.00

Not e .—Appendix to English edition includes United States patent laws, and laws relating to registration of trade-marks and labels.

Dec emb er , 1904 645

PORTO RICO

Ordinance enacted by Executive Council July 7,1904, amending ordinance granting railway and electric-light privileges to Vandegrift Con-struction Company. Dec. 14, 1904. 4 p. (S. doc. 41.)

Ordinance enacted by Executive Council Apr. 2, 1904, authorizing trans-fer to Ponce and Guayama Railroad Company of franchise granted to Compania de los Ferrocarriles de Puerto Rico for railway between Ponce and Guayama, and also transfer of such franchise from American Railroad Company of Porto Rico, Central Aguirre Operator, to said Ponce and Guayama Railroad Company. Dec. 14, 1904. 6 p. (S. doc. 45.)

Ordinance enacted by Executive Council Nov. 4, 1904, granting to Cam-pania [Compania] de los Ferrocarriles de Puerto Rico and its assign, American Railroad Company of Porto Rico, right to con-struct branch railway track from its station at Lajas toward Boqueron. Dec. 14, 1904. 4 p. (S. doc. 42.)

Ordinance enacted by Executive Council Aug. 30,1904, granting to Com-pania de los Ferrocarriles de Puerto Rico and its assign, American Railroad Company of Porto Rico, right to construct branch railway track connecting its warehouse at Playa of Ponce with its main line. Dec. 14, 1904. 5 p. (S. doc. 40.)

Ordinance enacted by Executive Council Aug. 30, 1904, granting to Ponce Railway and Light Company right to construct branch tracks around Playa of Ponce. Dec. 14, 1904. 4 p. (S. doc. 43.)

Treasury DepartmentAppropriations. Estimates of appropriations required [bv Depart-

ments], 1906. 1904. 546 p. 4° (Treas. Dept. doc. 2379; H. doc. 12.) Chicago, Ill. Estimate of [deficiency in] appropriation for appliances

for post-office at Chicago. Dec. 9, 1904. Ip. (H. doc. 86.)Customs Service. Estimates of appropriations for collecting customs

[1906]. Dec. 16, 1904. 39 p. (H. doc. 124.)District of Columbia. Estimate of appropriation for site for addition to

Washington post-office. Dec. 19, 1904. Ip. (H. doc. 136.)Employees. Estimate of appropriation for additional clerk. Dec. 16,

1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 59.)Notaries. Additional list of customs notaries. Dec. 1, 1904. 3 p. 4°

(Dept, circular 102, 1904; Division of Customs.)President of United States. Estimate of appropriations for expenses

in connection with election of President and Vice-President of United States. Dec. 6, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 51.)

Public buildings. Estimate of [deficiency in] appropriation for furni-ture and repairs of same for public buildings. Dec. 12, 1904. 1 p. (H. doc. 93.)

----- Statement of condition of work of construction of public buildings. Dec. 19, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 126.)

Report. Annual report of Secretary on state of finances [with ap-pended tables], 1904. 1904. 109 p. (Treas. Dept. doc. 1690 [2380].)

Schaumburg, James W. Application [of J. Frederick Hartmann, administrator, for appropriation] to pay estate of Schaumburg amount decreed by courts. Dec. 6, 1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 18.)

646 Dec emb er , 1904

Spirits. Supplemental regulations governing withdrawal of distilled spirits from bonded warehouse for use of United States, free of tax, under provisions of sec. 3464, Revised statutes,. Dec. 23,1904. 3 p. 4° (Dept, circular 104, 1904; Miscellaneous Division.)

Treasury decisions under tariff, internal revenue, and other laws, weekly, v. 8, nos. 22-26; Dec. 1-29, 1904. [Department decisions numbered 25792-901 including general appraisers’ decisions 5855-80, and inter-nal revenue decisions 844-848. ]

Treasury, Independent, Baltimore. Estimate of [deficiency in] appro-priation for additional clerks in office of assistant treasurer at Balti-more. Dec. 9, 1904. 1 p. (H. doc. 87.)

APPRAISERS, GENERAL, BOARD OF

Reappraisements of merchandise by general appraisers [on Nov. 26-Dec. 21, 1904]; Dec. 5-27, 1904. 4° (Reappraisement circulars 1159-70; Division of Customs.) [Weekly.]

AUDITOR FOR THE STATE AND OTHER DEPARTMENTS

Estimate of deficiency appropriation for clerks. Dec. 7, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 68.)

AUDITOR FOR THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT

Abstract of emoluments of officers of customs service. Dec. 15, 1904.7 p. (II. doc. 123.)

BOOKKEEPING AND WARRANTS, DIVISION OF

Combined statement of receipts and expenditures of Government, 1904. Dec. 5, 1904. 71 p. 4° (H. doc. 64.)

COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY

Text of annual report for year [ended Oct. 31] 1904. Dec. 5, 1904.62 p. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2370.)

FREEDMAN’S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY

Annual report of commissioner for year ended Dec. 1, 1904. Dec. 8, 1904. 8 p. (H.doc. 76.)

GOVERNMENT ACTUARY

Market prices and investment values of outstanding securities [Nov. 1904]. Dec. 1, 1904. 2 p. 4° (Treasury Dept. Dept, circular101,1904.)

INTERNAL REVENUE, COMMISSIONER OF

Annual report, 1904. 1904. viii—167 p. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2385.)List of distillery warehouses in United States in which spirits were held

on deposit, 1904, with appendix. Nov. 22,1904. 35 p.

LIFE-SAVING SERVICE

Watch and patrol duty. Dec. 6, 1904. [2] 1. 4° (Treasury Dept. Dept, circular 103,1904.)


MINT, BUREAU OF THE

Estimates of deficiencies in appropriations for mint at Denver, Colo. Dec. 15,1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 47.)

Report upon production of precious metals, calendar year 1903. 1904.305 p. (Treas. Dept. doc. 2384; H. doc. 19.) *Cloth, 30c; paper, 20c

PUBLIC HEALTH AND MARINE-HOSPITAL SERVICE

Annual report of surgeon-general, 1904. 1904. 677p. il. map. (H. doc.81.) *Paper, 50c

Note .—Includes the following contributed articles:Catheter in bladder, removal through perineum; by J. A. Nydegger.Leprosy in Sulu Archipelago; by J. W. Amesse.Naples. Sanitary improvements at; by J. M. Eager.Pancreatitis, Chronic, with induration; by L. P. H. Bahrenburg.

Estimate of appropriation for additional clerk. Dec. 6,1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 48.)

Public health reports, v. 19, nos. 49-53; Dec. 2-30,1904. 1904. [xx] +2455-2696 p. [Weekly.]

Note .—This publication, showing health conditions in various parts of this and other countries, as reported by the officers of the Public Health and Marine- Hospital Service and others, is for gratuitous distribution, but the edition is lim-ited, and the document is intended only for health officers and other persons interested in sanitary affairs. To obtain it application should be made to the Surgeon-General of the Public Health and Marine-Hospital Service, Treasury Department.

War DepartmentAccounts. Expenditures of contingent [fund, 1904]. Dec. 7,1904. 13 p.

(H. doc. 70.)Drill. Manual of gymnastic exercises for use in service gymnasiums; by

H. J. Koehler. 1904. 161 p. small 4° (War Dept. doc. 235.)Labor Day. Letter from acting Secretary transmitting, with petition of

United Brotherhood of Leather Workers on Horse Goods, recom-mendation [from chief of ordnance] for amendment regulating per diem pay as to Labor Day for employees in Ordnance Department. Dec. 14,1904. 3 p. (H. doc. 113.)

Medals. Circular, medals of honor issued by Department to Sept. 1,1904. 1904. 153 p. 4°

Panama. [Agreement with Republic of Panama, executed and signed by Secretary, to take effect Dec. 12, 1904, relative to Panama Canal Zone.] Dec. 3, 1904. 6 p. 12°

Pay, Army. Letter transmitting with certain statements draft of bill to equalize salaries of army officers [detailed to inspection of militia] while on inspection duty. Dec. 6, 1904. 10 p. (H. doc. 37.)

Paymasters’ clerks. Recommendation for legislation as to assignment to duty of paymasters’ clerks. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 90.)

Pedrera y Romero, Julian. Additional papers in claim of Pedrera. Dec. 13, 1904. 6 p. (H. doc. 112.)

Reports. Annual report of Secretary, 1904. [1904.] iv+216 p.

Appropriations under Department, Statement of.Militia, Report of military secretary on.----- of States and Territories, General orders 71, Dec. 29, 1903, providing for

designation of officers to inspect.Report of Secretary.

648 Dec emb er , 1904

Reports—Continued. Annual reports, 1904; v. 5-9, report of chief of engineers. [See Engineers, Corps of. ]

United American Mechanics and United Daughters of America Ceme-tery Association. Draft of bill to authorize sale of lots in cemetery controlled by association. Dec. 15, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 115.)

INSULAR AFFAIRS, BUREAU OF

Monthly summary of commerce of Philippine Islands, June, 1904; no. 12, series 1903-04. [1904.] p. 1449-1592, 4°

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Official gazette, v. 2, nos. 42-47; Oct. 19-Nov. 23, 1904. Manila, p. 889-984, 1 il. 4° [Weekly.]

Same, Spanish. Manila, p. 905-1004, 1 il. 4°Note .—The Official gazette will be furnished to subscribers, free of postage, at

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Same, index to v. 2, nos. 1-26; [Jan. l-]June 30, 1904. [Manila, 1904.] 28 p. 4°

AGRICULTURE, BUREAU OF

El abaca, canamo de Manila; por H. T. Edwards. Manila, 1904. 30 p.6 pl. (Boletin del agricultor 12.)

Modern rice culture; by Wilfred J. Boudreau. 2d edition. Manila, 1904. 47 p. 32 il. (Farmers’ bulletin 3.) [English and Spanish.]

CIVIL SERVICE BOARD

Manual of information relative to Philippine civil service. Manila, 1904. 125 p.

Note .—-Appendix includes La ws relating to Philippine civil service, civil service rules, etc.

CUSTOMS SERVICE

3d special report, Sept. 1903-[Aug.] 1904 [with appendixes]. Manila, 1904’. 196 p. 13 pl.

Note .—Includes extracts of United States law in regard to shipping; act of Leg-islative Council of Moro Province in regard to use, licensing, and registration of boats of Moro or pagan construction; and acts of Philippine Commission in regard to internal revenue and registration of Chinese in archipelago.

LABORATORIES, GOVERNMENT, BUREAU OF

1, Amebas, their cultivation and etiologic significance [with bibliog-raphy], by W. E. Musgrave and Moses T. Clegg: 2, Treatment of intestinal amebiasis, amebic dysentery, in the tropics, by W. E. Mus-grave. Manila, Oct. 1904. 117 p. 16 pl. ([Publication] 18.).

STAFF CORPS, GENERAL

Draft of law increasing number of rooms allowed officers of Army at certain posts and stations. Dec. 6, 1904. 7 p. (H. doc. 31.)

Same, ordered reprinted with corrections. Dec. 8, 1904. 8 p. (H. doc. 31.)

Manual for Quartermaster’s Department, 1904. 1904. 210 p. (War Dept. doc. 232.)

Recommendations for encouragement of rifle practice in Army [by increasing pay of experts]. Dec. 6, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 30.)

December , 1’904 649

ARTILLERY CORPS

Annual report of chief of artillery, 1904. 1904. 23 p.

ENGINEER SCHOOL

Historical papers relating to Corps of Engineers and to Engineer Troops. Press of Engineer School. Washington Barracks, D. C., 1904. 163 p. (Occasional papers 16.)

Contents:Company A, Corps of Engineers, in Mexican War, 1846-48: by G. W. Smith.Engineer Battalion, History of; by Thomas Turtle.Engineers, Corps of, Historical sketch of; by A. A. Humphreys.Totten, Joseph G., Eulogy on; by J. G. Barnard.

Water supply of Washington, D. C.; by Alexander M. Miller. [Press of] Engineer School, Washington Barracks, D. C., 1904. 11 p. 8 pl. / (Occasional papers 15.)

ENGINEERS, CORPS OF

Atlas of battlefield of Antietam [including Organization of Union and Confederate armies at battle of Antietam, Sept. 17, 1862]; prepared under direction of Antietam Battlefield Board, published by chief of engineers. 1904. [3] p. 14 maps, f°

Congressional documents, 57th Congress, 2d session, 1902-03, and 58th Congress, 2d session, 1903-04, reports concerning rivers and harbors, etc., in 2 volumes [table of contents], [1904.] 10 p.

Same, index. [1904.] 11 p.Report of chief [with appendixes and supplement], 1904. 1904. [5]

pts. 4315-f-298+64 p. il. 226 pl. 137 maps, 2 tab. (War Dept., Reports, 1904, v. 5-9; H. doc. 2.) *Cloth, $6.75; *paper, $5.95

Note .—The 64 pages of index are repeated in each of the a parts. In addition to the paging as given above, parts 1-5 each contain a page showing the arrange-ment of the reports of the War Department, 1904, and parts 2-4 each contain a half-title-page. Part 4 includes Laws affecting Corps of Engineers, 58th Congress, 2d session.

Report of operations on new building for Government Printing Office for year ending Nov. 30.1904. Dec. 6,1904. 2 p. (H.doc. 35.)

Reports [of board, and letter of attorney for district of Oregon] relative to acquisition, etc., of improvements at Willamette Falls, Willa-mette River, Oreg. Dec. 12.1904. 8 p. (H. doc. 99.)

Reports Upon seacoast defenses, Board of Engineers, and technical details of engineering methods on fortifications, rivers and harbors, and other works; extracts from report of chief, 1904. 1904. p. 4-12, 749, 750,3709-3875,145 pl. 14 maps, 2 tab.

•MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

Memorandum in relation to admission of medical officers of organized militia to Army Medical School. [Dec. 1,1904.] 4 p. 12°

MILITARY SECRETARY’S DEPARTMENT

Army list a J directory, officers of Army, Dec. 20,1904; [no.] 61. 77 p.large 8 [Monthly.] *Paper, 10c single copy, $1.00 a yr

Report of military secretary on militia of United States, 1904. 1904. 125 p.

MISSISSIPPI RIVER COMMISSION

Recommendation {is to reimbursements for losses in burning of steamer Wynoka. Dec. 12,1904. 10 p. (H. doc. 103.)


NORTHERN AND NORTHWESTERN LAKES, SURVEY OF

e Su£vey cbarts may be obtained from U. S. Lake Survey Office JZ V yhch-, orJrom U. S. Engineer Office. Buffalo. N. Y. Payments must be made before charts are sent, and if made by mail must be by postal or express money order payable to the order of U. S. Lake Survey Office if ordered from Phnrtc*’ °r tOithe°-f S- Engineer Office if ordered from Buffalo. These Marie MichalThevw^n’b^’ t°n cash only’at U’ s- Canal Office at Sault Ste. Mane, Mich. Thej will be sent by express, the express charges to be paid bv the purchaser on receipt of the charts, or free by mail at the purchaser’s risk Pur-chasers should indicate, when ordering the charts, whether they wish them sent

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application at U. S. Lake Survey Office, Detroit, Mich., and at the engineer offices m Duluth, Milwaukee, Chicago, Grand Rapids,’ Cleveland, Buffalo Ind Oswego

Supplement 8, 1904, corrections and additions to bulletin 14 a Lake Superior and St. Marys River; b, Lake Michigan and Green Bay; c Lake Huron, St. Clair River, Lake St. Clair, Detroit River; d, Lake Erie and Niagara River to Niagara Falls; e, Niagara River below Niagara balls, Lake Ontario, St. Lawrence River: to supplement in-formation given upon charts of Great Lakes. Detroit, Dec 19 1904 10 p. 1 il. map, 4°

ChartsAgate Harbor, Mich. Scale 1:10,000. Dec. 8, 1904. 15X19.7 in. 6c Eagle River, Mich. Scale 1:10,000. Dec. 9, 1904. 18.8X14.1 in. 6c Huron Harbor, Ohio. Scale 1:5,000. Dec. 7, 1904. 27X20.9 in. 12c Manistee Harbor, Mich. Scale 1:10,000. Dec. 14,1904. 27.4 x 26.8 in.

’ 13cORDNANCE DEPARTMENT

Additional papers in claim of Naomi E. Daly [for injuries inflicted bv 104 ) 1On near 1 rankford Arsenal]. Dec. 12,1904. 13 p. (H. doc.

Statement of expenditures and arms fabricated, etc., at armories at Springfield and Rock Island [1904], Dec. 6, 1904. 5 p. (H. doc.

PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS, OFFICE OF

Estimate of [deficiency in] appropriation for repairs to Washington Monument. Dec. 9, 1904. 4 p. (H. doc. 84.)

- SIGNAL CORPS

Annual report of chief signal officer, 1904. Circular, field glasses for officers of Army.

1904. 53 p. 2 maps.Nov. 1, 1904. 2 p. 12°

Courts of United StatesCOURT OF CLAIMS

ln Te °f J^8 Ca8s Smith for himself and as admin-istrator of Elisha G. and Zarelda E. Abbott. Dec. 6, 1904 3 p (fe. doc. 7.) • 1

Adams. Findings (S. doc. 8.)

Adkins. Findings Adkins.’ Dec.

in ease* of Charles W. Adams. Dee. 6, 1904. 2 p.

in case of Thomas Adkins, administrator of David 15, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 121.)

Dec emb er , 1904 651

Allaire Works. Findings in case of works. Dec. 12, 1904. 4 p. (S. doc. 27.)

Atlantic Works. Findings in case of works. Dec. 15, 1904. 3 p. (S. doc. 54.)

Baxter Institute. Findings in case of trustees of institute. Dec. 15,1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 122.)

Bell. Findings in case of A. W. Richards, administrator of Kinchen Bell. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 108.)

Bigler. Findings in case of James Bigler. Dec. 6,1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 11.)Bowden. Findings in case of Rosa M. Bowden, Zenobia Porter, Mary

E. Bowden, and Martha Bowden Gustin, heirs of Lemuel J. Bow-den. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 26.)

Brightwood, D. C. Findings in case of Emory Methodist Episcopal Church South, Brightwood, by Benjamin C. King, agent, and Methodist Episcopal Church, Washington district, Baltimore con-ference, by Henry R. Naylor, presiding elder. Dec. 6, 1904. 3 p. (S. doc. 17.)

Brunswick, Md. Findings in case of trustees of Methodist Episcopal Church, Brunswick. Dec. 15, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 120.)

Butler, Sally, ship. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation cases relating to ship, Alexander Chisolm, master. Dec. 21, 1904. • 2 p. (H. doc. 152.)

Ceres, ship. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation cases relating to ship, Roswell Roath, master. Dec. 21, 1904. 3 p. (H. doc. 157.)

Charlestown, W. Va. Findings in case of trustees of Baptist Church, Charlestown. Dec. 15, 1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 51.)

Cincinnatus, ship. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation cases relating to ship, William Martin, master. Dec. 21, 1904. 3 p. (H.doc. 160.)

Columbia, Kt. Findings in case of James Garnett, trustee of Baptist Church, Columbia. Dec. 12, 1904. 2p. (H.doc. 110.)

Davison. Findings in case of James Davison. Dec. 16, 1904. 3 p. (S. doc. 58.)

Dennett. Findings in cases of John Dennett; Helen M. Bassett, widow of F. S. Bassett; and Nicholas Brice, brother of William H. Brice. Dec. 6,1904. 4 p. (S. doc. 12.)

Ebert. Findings in ease of John A. Trimble, administrator of George W. Ebert. Dec. 12,1904. 3 p, (S. doc. 31.)

Eliza, brigantine. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation cases relating to brigantine, 'Thomas Woodbury, master. Dec. 21, 1904. 4 p. (H. doc. 158.)

Foltz. Findings in case of Noah Foltz. Dec. 21,1904. 2 p. (H.doc. 149.)

Gallagher. Findings in case of Edward J. Gallagher, administrator of Charles Gallagher. Dec. 16,1904. 6 p. (S. doc. 56.)

Glover. Findings in case of James Kizer, administrator of R. M. Glover. Dec. 16,1904. 2 p. (H.doc. 125.)

Grundy. Findings in case of Sally H. Grundy, executrix of Samuel R.Grundy. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 24.)

Guyandotte, W. Va. Findings in case of trustees of Baptist Church, Guyandotte. Dec. 15, 1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 55.)

-----Findings in case of trustees of Methodist Episcopal Church South,. Guyandotte. Dec. 8, 1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 22.)

Hahn. Findings in case of E. B. Shaver, administrator of Elizabeth Hahn. Dec. 6, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 61.)

652 Dec emb er , 1904

Hammon. Findings in case of Daniel Hammon. Dec. 6, 1904. 2 n. (H. doc. 55.)

Hawk, sloop. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation cases relating to sloop, Joseph Hart, master. Dec. 21, 1904. 3 p. (H. doc. 155.)

Howett. Findings in case of J. W. Howett, administrator of William Howett. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 37.)

John, ketch. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation cases [of Hasket Derby, administrator of Elias Hasket Derby, for seizure of] ketch, Henry Tibbetts, master. Dec. 21, 1904. 2p. (H.doc. 156.)

Jones. Findings in case of William Jones. Dec. 6,1904. 2n. (H.doc. 56.) V

Judgments rendered for year ending Dec. 3, 1904. Dec. 6, 1904. 16 p. (H. doc. 53.) [A large proportion of these are judgments in claims of officers and enlisted men of Volunteers during War with Spain for extra pay.]

Lillard. Findings in case of Benjamin F. Lillard, administrator of Ben-jamin Lillard. Dec. 21, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 148.)

Lucy, schooner. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation cases relating to schooner, Eliakim Benham, master. Dec. 21, 1904. 3 n. (H. doc. 153.) 1

McClelland. Findings in case of Douglass Tavlor, administrator of Senia and Hunter McClelland. Dec. 12, 1904." 2 p. (H. doc. 106.)

McVeigh. Findings in case of heirs of J. H. McVeigh. Dec. 6, 1904.2 p. (H. doc. 58.)

Mill Creek, W. Va. Findings in case of trustees of Methodist Episcopal Church, Mill Creek. Dec. 15, 1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 49.)

Millican. Findings in case of A. L. Millican, administrator of Andrew Millican. Dec. 6, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 59.)

Neal. Findings in case of John S. Neal. Dee. 6,1904. 3 p. (S. doc. 16.)Neptune, brig. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation cases

relating to brig, Hezekiah Flint, master. Dec. 21, 1904. 3 n. (H. doc. 154.)

Neville. Findings in case of C. A. Russell, administrator [administra-trix] of B. B. Neville. Dec. 6, 1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 14.)

Noe. Findings in case of William M. Noe. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 111.)

Nokes. Findings in case of Hig Melton, administrator of William B. Nokes. Dec. 6, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 54.)

Norfolk Academy. Findings in case of trustees of academv. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 23.)

Parks. Findings in case of Margaret J. Parks. Dec. 6, 1904. 2 n (S. doc. 13.) P

Patterson. Findings in case of Samuel B. Patterson. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 107.)

Pilgrim, brig. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation cases [of Nathaniel H. Stone, administrator of John M. Forbes, surviving partner of J. M. and R. B. Forbes, and Russell Bradford, adminis-trator of Joseph Russell, for seizure of] brig, Priam Pease, master. Dec. 21, 1904. 3 p. (H. doc. 161.)

Pollan. Findings in case of Mary F. Pollan, administratrix of William H. Pollan. Dec. 6, 1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 15.)

Powers. Findings in case of William P. Newman, administrator of William Powers. Dec. 15, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 119.)

Prairiegrove, Ark. Findings in case of trustees of Cumberland Presby-terian Church, Prairie Grove. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 28.)

Dec emb er , 1904 653

Preston Lodge 47, A. F. A. M., Jonesville, Va. Findings in ease of lodge. Dec. 14, 1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 36.)

Rousseau. Findings in cases of Lawrence H. Rousseau, Carrie M. Boone, Oliver P. Anderson, Jacob Bedtelyou, illiam B. Britton, Allred A Garlock, Samuel E. Hill, Maria Kerby, Elizabeth B. Waller, John H. Ward, and John S. White. Dec. 21, 1904. 11 p. (H. doc. 147.)

Ruby. Findings in case of A. L. Patton, administrator of Henry Ruby. Dec. 12, 1904. 3 p. (H. doc. 109.)

St. Louis Hay and Grain Company. Findings in case of company. Dec.8,1904. lip. (H.doc. 79.)

Sawyer. Findings in case of Mary S. Strube, administratrix of 1. B. Sawyer. Dec. 8, 1904. 2 p. (S. doe. 21.)

Sharpsburg, Md. Findings in case of trustees of Lutheran Church, Sharpsburg. Dec. 6, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 5/.)

Sinnott. Findings in case of Della Sinnott and Adine Irice. Dec. 6, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 60.)

Spratley. Findings in case of John W. Spratley. Dec. 8, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 80.)

Stark Findings in ease of Charles B. Stark, assignee of Joseph C. Stark. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 25.)

Stephenson. Findings in case of Elizabeth J. Taylor, administratrix of Josiah M. Stephenson. Dec. 6, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 62.)

Tavlor. Findings in case of Arthur Taylor, surviving partner of Arthur and Louis Taylor. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 30.)

Theresa schooner. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation case [of William W. Cronmiller and Edmund C. Scott, administra-tors of John Royer Champagne, for seizure of] schooner, M illiam Williamson, master. Dec. 5, 1904. 3 p. (H. doc. 26.)

Thomas. Findings in case of Elizabeth Thomas. Dec. 15, 1904. 3 p.(S. doc. 53.)

Tucker. /Findings in case of Charlton B. Tucker, administrator of J. W.Tucker. Dec. 6, 1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 10.)

Tuscarora Lodge, I. O. O. F., Martinsburg, W. Va. Findings in case of trustees of lodge. Dec. 16,1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 57.)

Two Friends, sloop. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation cases relating to sloop, Peter Pond, master. Dec. 21, 1904. 4 p. (H. doc. 151.)

Venus, ship. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation cases relating to ship, Henry Dashiell, master. Dec. 21,1904. 3 p. (H. doc. 162.)

Warren, General, brig. Conclusions of law and fact in French spoliation cases relating to brig, Issachar Stowell, master. Dec. 21,1904. 4 p. (H.doc. 159.)

Wasson. Findings in case of Victoria, Ella, and Frank Wasson, heirs of Richard F. Wasson. Dec. 15,1904. 2 p. (H.doc. 118.)

West Findings in case of E. J. Marett, administrator of William B. West. Dec. 15,1904. 2 p. (H.doc. 117.)

___ Findings in case of Marv F. Coons, administratrix of John West. Dec. 6,1904. 2 p. (S.doc.9.)

Whitman. Findings in case of Elza W. Harper, administrator of Thomas J. Whitman. Dec.21, 1904. 2 p. (H.doc. 150.)

Williams. Findings in case of Joseph Williams. Dec. 12,1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 29.)

Wilmington, N. C. Findings in case of wardens and vestry of St. James Parish, Wilmington. Dec. 15, 1904. 2 p. (S. doc. 52.)


Winfield, W Va. Findings in case of trustees of Methodist Episconal Church South, Winfield. Dec. 15, 1904. 2 p. (S. doe. 50.)

District of Columbiaime““lpOf T) fOr contin«ent cxlx=n«s [1904],

Assessments. Report of assessor, 1904. 1904. 21 p.Auditor. Report, 1904. 1904. 59 p.Children. 11th report of Board of Children’s Guardians [with reports

of agent and physician, etc.], 1904. 1904. 25 p. report.Commissioners. Report, 1904. 1904. 48 p. [This is the report of the

commissioners published separately.] P“l?tab. ;TdocV.'7.’)8’ XVi+U7 P' 1 “■ 3 “d 216 2

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Schools. Estimate of appropriation for public schools. Dec. 12,1904 p. (H. doc. 91.)

W ater Report as to amount of water used by Departments and offices of Government. Dec. 12,1904. 2 p. (Hi doc. 105.)

Smithsonian Institution*!? lates,t Price-list the Smithsonian Institution publishes this note-

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P°Pulation of China, by William Woodville Rockhill; from n 4m ^9iian ^pC£ran^0Un collections, V. 47, pt. 3. Dec. 10, 1904. p. <503-321. ([Publication] 1549.)

Seeds of aneimites by David White; from Smithsonian miscellaneous ([^SJn/Uy- D“' I0’ 19M- r- 322-:i3I+C2] 1. 2°p“lS

Statement of expenditures [1904]. Dec. 5,1904. 49 p. (H. doc. 24.)

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Dec emb er , 1904 655

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Instructions to applicants for 2d civil service district, headquarters, New York City. Oct. 1904. 13 p.

Same for 10th civil service district, headquarters, New Orleans, La. Dec. 1904. 15 p.

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Catalogue of United States public documents, monthly, no. 119; Nov. 1904. 1904. 571-608xxx p. * Paper, $1.10 a yr

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Catalogue of title entries of books and other articles entered under copy-right law; whole nos. 700-704; Dec. 1-29, 1904. 1904. 697-1210 4- [Iviii] p. [Weekly; no. 704 contains quarterly index.]

Paper, $5.00 a yrMANUSCRIPTS, DIVISION OF

Journals of Continental Congress, 1774—89; edited from original records in Library of Congress by Worthington Chauncey Ford. 1904. v. 1, 143 p. 14 facsim. 3 in pocket, large 8° [v. 1 covers the year 1774. Includes text and facsimile reproduction of Articles of Association of 1774.] *Cloth, $1.00

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Resignation of George W. Steele as member of board. Dec. 9, 1904.Ip. (II. doc. 85.)

656 Dece mbe r , 1904

NAVAL TRAINING STATION ON GREAT LAKES, BOARD ON LOCATION OF

Location of naval training station on Great Lakes [report of board in favor of Lake Bluff site, approved and adopted by President Nov. 23,1904]. Nov. 23, 1904. 3 p. (Navy Department.)

STATE, WAR, AND NAVY DEPARTMENT BUILDING, SUPER-INTENDENT OF THE

Estimate of [deficiency in] appropriation for fuel, lights, etc. Dec. 12, 1904. 2 p. (H. doc. 95.)

Shipments to DepositoriesDuring the Month of December, 1904

Not e .—Shipment numbers run from 1 to 49, inclusive, and then begin again with 1.

Shipment 48Biological Survey, Division of (Department of Agriculture). Biological

reconnaissance of base of Alaska Peninsula; by Wilfred H. Osgood. Nov. 23, 1904. 86 p. 5 pl. 2 maps, 8° (North American fauna 24.)

-----Distribution and migration of North American warblers; by Wells W. Cooke. 1904. 142 p. 8° (Bulletin 18.)

Congress. 57th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 111. No. 485; Fish Commission report, 1902. (Serial no. 4550.)

Experiment Stations, Office of (Department of Agriculture). Dietary studies at Government Hospital for the Insane, Washington, D. C.; by H. A. Pratt and R. D. Milner. 1904. 170 p. 2 pl. 8° (Bulletin 150.)

-----Experiment station record, v. 16, no. 3; Nov. 1904. 1904. x-[-219- 312 p. 8°

----- Experiment station work, 27. 1904. 32 p. 7 il. 8° (Farmers’ bul-letin 210.)

Forestry, Bureau of (Department of Agriculture). Notes on forest trees suitable for planting in United States, white willow, salix alba. [1904.] 4 p. 1 il. 8°

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Congress. 57th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 76. No. 433; Geological Survey monographs, v. 45, Vermilion iron-bearing district of Minnesota. (Serial no. 4515.)

Shipment 1

Congress. 57th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 114. No. 493; Official opinions of Attorneys-General, v. 24. (Serial no. 4553.)

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Congress. 57th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 65. Nos. 204-208, 430; Geological Survey bulletins 204-209. (Serial no. 4504.)

Shipment 3

Congress. 57th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 112. No. 486; Fish Commission bulletin, v. 22,1902. (Serial no. 4551.)

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Congress. 57th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 108. No. 483;Ethnology Bureau, 21st report, 1900. (Serial no. 4547.)

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Congress. 57th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v.52. No. 79; Reclamation Service, 1st report, June 17-Dec. 1,1902. (Serial no. 4491.)

-----58th Congress, special session. Senate documents, v. 3. No. 11; Compilation of Senate election cases, 1789-1903. (Serial no. 4558.)

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Congress. 58th Congress, special session. Senate documents, v. 2. No. 3; Congressional directory. (Serial no. 4557.)

-----58th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 3. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1903; v. 2, Armament, transportation, supply. (Serial no. 4629.)

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Congress. 58th Congress, 1st and 2d sessions. House reports, v. 9. No. 646; Documentary history of United States Capitol building and grounds. (Serial no. 4585.)

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Documents, Superintendent of (Government Printing Office). [Printed catalogue cards for United States public documents, sets 337-355.]

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Congress. 58th Congress, special session. Senate documents, v. 1. Nos. 1-12, except 3 and 11; Report of Anthracite Coal Strike Com-mission; miscellaneous. (Serial no. 4556.)

-----58th Congress, 1st session. House documents, v. 2. No. 5; House manual. (Serial no. 4566.)

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-----58th Congress, 1st session. Housedocuments,v. 3. No. 46; National Soldiers’ Home report, 1903. (Serial no. 4567.)

-----58th Congress, 3d session, official Congressional directory; by A. J. Halford. 1st edition, corrections to Dec. 1, 1904. 1904.' xix+455 p. il. 1 pl. map, 8°

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Congress. 58th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 5. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1903; v. 4, Military schools and col-leges, etc. (Serial no. 4631.)

----- Same, v. 6. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1903; v. 5, Philip-pine Commission, 4th report, pt. 1. (Serial no. 4632.)


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Congress. 58th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 1. No. 1; President’s message and Foreign relations, 1903. (Serial no. 4627.)

-----Same, v. 2. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1903; v. 1, Sec-retary, chief of staff, etc. (Serial no. 4628.)

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Census, Bureau of the (Department of Commerce and Labor). Report of director, 1904. 1904. 39 p. 8°

Congress. 58th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 7. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1903; v. 6, Philippine Commission, 4th report, pt. 2. (Serial no. 4633.)

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Congress. 58th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 4. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1903; v. 3, Department and division commanders. (Serial no. 4630.)

-----Same, v. 9. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1903; v. 8, Acts of Philippine Commission. (Serial no. 4635.)

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Congress. 58th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 10. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1903; v. 9, Engineers, pt. 1. (Serial no. 4636.)

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Congress. 58th Congress, 2d session. House documents, v. 8. No. 2; Reports of War Department, 1903; v. 7, Philippine Commission, 4th report, pt. 3. (Serial no. 4634.)

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Printed Cards

Printed cards for December shipments, sets 384-399, will be sent to de» pository libraries.

INDEXTO THE CATALOGUES FOR JANUARY-DECEMBER, 1904

[Not e .—Names of Senators, Representatives, and Delegates in Congress are printed in Italics. With reference to binding the catalogues for the year see paragraph onpage 611.]

Page |A. L. A. catalogue............. . ...................... 066 jAbaca.................................................... 592,648 1Abandoned property.................................. 297Abbott, Amos........... ................................... 138Abbott, Charles W............................ 229,324 |Abbott, Elisha G....................................... 650 |Abbott, George B ... -........................ 103,135Abbott, Horatio P.............................. 194,238Abbott, Mary J., see Lansing.Abbott, Zarelda E...................................... 650Abbreviations, used on charts............. 60Abel, Frederick C.............................. 308,351 |Aberdeen Group Commercial Assoc... 534Abilene, Tex., public building............. 68 ;Abney, George H ............................ 212,245 IAborigines, see Indians. IAbrasive materials................................... 376 1Abridgment, message and docs.... 177,287 IAbrolhos Islands Anchorage, chart... 154 | Absentee Wyanflot Indians .... 11,219,294Abusir, Egypt..................................... 562,600 jAbyssinia........ 147,264,406,492,563,580,600

cast-iron piping.................................... 523 jflour mills............................................... 523treaty with United States.......... 264,557

Academy of Sciences, Nat., rp., 1903... 168Acanthocaulos........................................... 564Acarina........................................................ 533Accident bulletin............... 167,390,475,565Accidents, agricultural machinery ... 256

Accidents, Norman Assoc, to Prevent. 496Accounts, municipal................................ 370Accounts and Disbursements, Divi-

sion of, report, 1903 ............ 49Accounts, Com. on........ 22,117,215,328,620Acer saccharinum.................................... 547Acer saccharum......................................... 578Acherk Harbor, chart.............................. 460Achroodextrin........................................... 147Acid-proof rubber goods......................... 148Acker, Isaac W.....’.............................314,346Acklev, James L................................ 110,222Ackley, Seth M............................ 101,242,289Acre question............................................. 265Active, schooner............................... 163 A ptc Qpp Tjl.WSActuary, Govt., see Govt. Actuary.Adams, Alexander............................Adams, Charles F..............................Adams, Charles W............................Adams, James W..............................Adams, Jewett W..............................Adams, Joseph...................................Adams, Mary J ..................................Adams, Miriam R..............................Adams, Robert, jr................................

318,342 163,164 ... 650 204,224.... 8 . 29,114 .. 16,28 . 14,133 .... 218

PageAdams, Sallie J......................................... 79Adams, U. S. S............................................. 587Adamson, John.................................... 14,133Adamson, William C.... 25,120,219,335,621Added entries............................................. 416Adelsperger, Thomas.........................35,108Aden, Ara bi a......................................... 581Adirondack Mountains, forest fires.... 368

graphite........................................... 375Adjournment, Congress.................... 427Adjutant-General’s Department... 71,

160,270,302,385,413,414,598 report, 1903.........................-•...............71,268

Adjutant-General’s Office....................... 413Adkins, David................................... 650Adkins, Loriston W...............................27,108Adkins, Thomas......................................... 650Admiralty cases, rules of practice .... 445Adriatic Sea, lights.................................... 262Adulterated butter, see Butter.Adulteration, of drugs, etc.... 143,401,518

of food...... 12,25,120,186,295,367,518of grass seed.......................................... 215of leather............................................... 581

Advertisements, binding in serials .... 390Advertising, brushes................................ 550

War Department............................. 69,385Aerial navigation, see Air-ships.Aeronautical Observatory, Prussia.... 433Africa, Chinese labor.................................. 494

coast lights...................................... 154,262commerce........................ . ............. 147,371cotton........................................ 493,551,581east.............................................................. 492east, cheap land.................................... 494east, German colonial work................522east, rubber..................................... 148German east, cotton............................ 493German east, monetary system .... 65German east, slavery.............................373railroads................................................... 496south, agricultural implements.... 147 south, commerce................... 147,256,580south, condensed eggs....................... 147south, diseases of cattle, etc........ 493 south, freight rates.............................. 551south, mining................................ 495,635south, Sheffield wares in................... 523weaver-bird.................................... 389,475west, commerce..................... 492,580,635west, steamships.................................. 636

Agate Harbor, chart............,.................. 650Agave..................................................... 269,506Agents, Amer., in foreign countries... 147

for books................................................. 559Ages, statistics........................................... 633Agiabampo, Estero de.............................. 467

661

662 Index , 1904

Page Agonidae............................................... igg,474Agricultural Chemists, Official, Asso-’

. ciationof. 49,144,430,486,519,577,630 Agricultural colleges... 49,150,400,431,486

agricultural economics in.... 431,487botany............................................. 431,487exhibit at La. Purchase Expos........431score cards in stock judging........... 576special and short courses................. 50

Agricultural Colleges, Assoc, of. 49,431,487 Agricultural economics................... 431,487Agric, exper. stations.. 49,400,431,458’486

appropriation.... ............................. 215Arizona University............. 142,214 289card index of literature..................... 630exhibit at La. Purchase Expos........431Mesilla Park........................ 261Porto Rico.............................. ........... 335publications... 144,253,402,458,’5il 577

Agricultural lands, Chippewa............. 409forest reserves..................................... 248

Agricultural machinery .. 256,371, 492,590 exports............................................... ]57

Mexico....................... 504Peru.......................777777777’ 635south Africa.................................. 147Venezuela..................... .’777’777 65

Agricultural organizations...................1 50Agricultural periodicals........................ 50Agricultural products, exporting 548

exports ....................... 50,157,400,459,504imports................................................. 400Philippines............... ..............................443

. surplus...................................... 77"i6i,433Agriculture............................ 50,144,256,492

Alaska............................................... 4ggArgentina.......................’.7.7.7 7.7. ’ 411Bahia............................................. 492 590birds in relation to..........7777...*401Coati cook, Canada............................ 7' g.35Costa Rica..................................... 504Denmark.................................77771 492education in.....................7166'431,48"effect of animal diseases on . 576Egypt .................................................._• 459Great Britain.......................... 406,550,580indexing literature..................... 431Japan.......................................................' 522New Mexico......................7777 261 INicaragua................................. 499Philippine Islands...................7...... 411Russia....................... 374 ;teaching......................... 7.7. ’ 431; 487,518text-books....................................... 431,487United States.................................. 944

Agric. & Forestry, Com. on. 95,180, 296 614 IAgriculture, Bureau of. P. 1..............70, 1

269,385,443,506,592,648 I report, 1903 ............................................. 474 .Agriculture, Committee on........... H7 215Agriculture, Department of... 48,143 252 I

367,400,429,457,485,517,545,575,629 I appropriations................... 23,95,117,289bulletinsand circulars..........50 432 631 (circulars................................................. ’486employees............................................... 253 1index to publications......... ' 534new buildings............................ 77 * ’ 458organization................................77’ 547public highways bureau.......... 180 614public roads bureau........ ’ ]8opublications..................... 50, i45,'254,’386

403,432,459,489,519,534,547,578,631 relation to farmers’ institutes... 50report, 1903 ................. 48 287report, 1904..........................7.77.7.575’, 629reports............................................... ’403samples of seeds............. 479silk culture..............................77401,486tobacco growing................................. 520

PageAid Association for the Blind, D. C 80

report, 1904............................ 592Aiken, Wyatt...................................... 7’243,358Air.— 399

circulation...................................... 520 548dust in..................................... ' ’ 548pressure................................ 7.7 77433radiation................................................. 520temperature at Berlin.............7... 7 433

Air brakes......................... ' 44gAir-ships............. ;..................77.7 7. ‘ 562,600Aix, Mount, topographic sheet.......... 639Akers, W. R...................................... 215Akron, Sterling and Northern fL R 77 365Alabama, cement...................................... 375

labor laws.................................. 7.77 405post route map...............777777 62river and harbor improvement . 593,594 school lands......................................... 440tobacco...............................7...................520wells, springs, etc..................77'77 525

Alabama River, bridges........ 8,220,289,337Alaid Island, chart.................................. 55gAlaqua Bayou................... i§3Alaska..... 22,116,141,152,259,289,’364,466

additional land district................ 213aids to navigation..................... ' 14gAnny...................................................... 598boundary............................................... gochart.. ............... . ................ 7’7. 370,491coal lands................. 187,214,248,289,500coast pilot.................. 370,404,460corporations................... 116,289,365,582courts of United States....................... 301Customs Service........................... 440Delegate......................................... '214,249education....................................... 150,374fisheries.................................................. 355fur seals.......................... ggggame.. ....................................777430,582geographic names.............................. 370Geol. Surv. publications... 377,408,553governor, report, 1903 ............. 55 582i.nsane................................ 214,289,364^365ud?es ..................................................... 353

leasing ot islands.................................. 14glode claims............ 302mining laws.................................7'214,365petroleum fields.................................... 375placer mining........................7777 375post route map........................ 7'......... 62railroads........................ 3g,-,reindeer............................. 7777150,436roads.......................... 214,289,364,365,597salmon....................... 355,365,370,404,433schools............................................. 364,365Territorial government................. 365town sites................................... 500

Alaska Agric. Exper. Sta., rp., 1903. 43L 488Alaska Peninsula...................................... 57gAlaska Salmon Commission................... 52Alaskan Boundary Tribunal.......... 503,589Alaskan Fisheries, Division of............ 433Albany, Ga.................................... 40Albany, Oreg........................................77. 161Albatross, Fish Comn, str.. 167,389,509,565Albay Gulf, chart...................................... 370Albemarle street, D. C.. 98,217,288,290,615Albrecht, Carl W.................. 13s 137Albunea............................................ lggÂlcohol....................... 147

chile................................ 7777.7.77.7 mwithdrawal from bond....................... 382

Alcohol motors and pumps................... 550Alcoholic liquors, see Liquors.Alcoholism, France.................................. 256Alden, Edwin M................................ 237,309Aleutian Islands, chart........................... 434Alexander, De Alva S............ 40,137,239,353Alexander, Samuel............................ 35,109

Jan ua ry —Decem ber 663

Page ।Alexander’s improved wantage rod... 158Alexandria, Va..................................... 67,71Aleyrodids........................................... 166,474Alfalfa.......................................................... 429

cultivation of wheat in fields of.... 631seed.......................................................... 368

Algae...................................................... 403,565Alger, Russell A......................................... 8,

13,99,101,182,186,188,297,303,615Algeria, copper sulphate......................... 407

leather.......................................................494petroleum............................................... 497

Algonac, Mich., chart.............................. 76Alienation, Five Civilized Tribes........408Aliens, District of Columbia....................299

homestead..................................... 328,362medical certificates...............................548

Alkali land, reclamation of.. ................145Alkaline waters, for irrigation............. 465Allaire Works ........................................... 651Allee, J. Frank.............................. 180,296,301Allegany Reservation....................... 219,364Allegheny College............................ 241,302Allegheny River....................................... 597

‘Allen, Amos L................................ 23,217,333Allen, Charles R....................................... 35Allen, Delzon...................................... 204,225Allen, Elam......................................... 207,237Allen, Electa......................................... 13,131Allen, James....................................... 102,128Allen, James H.................................. 199,225Allen, Jane......................................... 206,246Allen, John W.................................... 202,231Allen, Lusern............................................. 624Allen, Mary H...................................... 15,133Allen, William........................................... 302Allenbaugh, Williamina R............. 121,209Alleys, D. C................................................. 183Alliance, U. S. S........................................... 500Alligator fishes.................................... 166,474Allison, John S................................... 320,339Allison, Julia A.................................. 206,246Allison, William B....................... 180,296,399Allotted lands................... 11,94,219,291,295Alloy............................................................. 371Almeria grapes............................................ 551Almonds...................................................... 550Almy, Austin............................................. 42Aloes................................................................492Alsace, canals............................................. 53

commerce............................................... 256Altitudes, Mexico, Central Amer., etc. 529Alum............................................................ 375Aluminum.................................................... 376Amazon River........................................... 496

American goods on...............................371rubber....................................... 54,529,581

Amberg, Lewis C................................ 126,189Ambrose Channel, light................... 51,182Amebas, see Amoebas. America, early map.................................. 265American Academy in Rome............... 99American Anti-Saloon League............. 95American Association for Advance-

ment of Science................... 144American Association of Farmers’ In-

stitute Workers........................ 50,144American citizens, see Citizens of U. S.American Cross of Honor....................... 334American ephemeris and nautical al-

manac, 1907 ........................... 263Amer. Library Assoc., catalogue cards. 416

library catalogue.................................. 566American Nat. Institute,Paris. 6,62,98,179American National Red Cross............... 621

report, 1903..........................................- - 166American Nautical Almanac, 1905 .... 502

1907 .......................................................... 154American practical navigator .............. 501American Railroad of Porto Rico........645

PageAmerican Railroad of Porto Rico, Cen-

tral Aguirre Operator........ 645American Railway Appliance Exhibi-

tion .................................. 614,620American Republics, International

Bureau of the, see International Bureau of the American Re-publics.

American Roentgen Ray Society..........587American University Park..................... 184Amer. Veterinary Medical Assoc_____577Ames, Butler................... 42,138,243,357,358Amity, Pa., topographic sheet..............499Ammen, Daniel......................................... 63Ammodytoid fishes...................... 603Ammonia...................................... 376,432,637Amnesty, Philippines....................... 443,560Amoebas....................................................... 648Amoebiasis, intestinal...........................648Amortajada Bay, chart.......................467Amoy, China, chart............................ 154

plaster...................... 54Amphidromus.................................... 600,602Amphitrite, U. S. S............................... 154Amsden, Marcus E............................. 15,39Amur, flour............................................ 372Amusements, military posts............ 70Anacostia and Potomac River R. R ... 164Anacostia, Surrattsville and Brandy-

wine Electric Railway Company. 333Anadarko, Okla.................................. 120,259Anaktuvuk River............................... 259Analysis, of soil................................... 578Andalusia, olive oil.................................. 406Anderson, James.................................... 30,108Anderson, James L.................................... 118Anderson, Josephine F................... 229,312Anderson, Oliver P.................................... 653Anderson, Theresa.................................... 335Anderson, Vincent...............................131,202Anderson, William H...........................38,107Andrews, James G............................ 125,200Aneimites, seeds........................................ 654Anemia, miner’s....................................... 523Angelo, William W............................ 16,123Angers, David d’. see David, Pierre J.Anheuser-Busch Brewing Assoc .. 294,356Aniline industry........................................ 147Animal Industry, Bureau of............ 49,143,

367,401,429,458, 485,517,545,576,629appropriation....................................... 629bulletins.......................... 143,401,518,630circulars................... 143,367,429,486,546orders.48,143,252,367,457,485,517,545,575 report, 1903 ...................................... 252,576

Animal products, imports and exports. 576Paraguay................................................. 266

Animal psychology................... 562,563,600Animals, aquatic....................................... 389

breeding............ 143,431,487,504,517,576exports from Paraguay....................... 266imports and exports............................ 576infectious diseases........ 143,401,486,576inoculation of....................................... 592mental life...................................... 562,600that hunt ..................................... 562,600Wichita forest reserve......................... 248

Ankeny, Levi.......................... 98Ann, brig............................. 272Ann Arbor, Mich., topographic sheet.. 464Annaberg, Germany........................ 256Annales de la science agronomique... 604Annapolis, Md., topographic sheet.... 463

see also Naval Academy.Annotation, catalogue cards........... 416Annuals, plants......................................... 368Annular eclipse........ .‘................................. 270Anschutz, Louis P.............................. 235,304Anson, Me., topographic sheet............. 553Antaimoro bark paper.................... 492

664 Inde x , 1904

PageAntarctic expeditions...................... 562,600Antennulee of albunea & lepidopa. 166,474Anthracite coal........................................ 637Anthracite coal trust... .. .............. 354,378Anthropology...................................... 603,654Anti-Saloon League, American............ 95Anticoupon tobacco bill.......................... 251Anticyclones............................................... 490Antidumping campaign, Canada........580Antietam, Md., atlas of battlefield........649Antietam Battlefield Board..................... 649Antigua......................................................... 256

birds ................................................. 600,602Antiinjunction bill.......................... 137,239Antimony............................................. 376,553Antiquities, preservation, etc.......... 327,399Antitrust laws, enforcement............. 40,59

New Zealand......................................... 580Sherman.................................. 137,152,378

Ants, enemy of cotton-boll weevil. 458,557 psychical faculties................. 562,600

Antwerp, Belgium, sea traffic............... 497Apache Indians, see Kiowa and Co-

manche Reservation.Apalachin,N.Y.,topographic sheet... 377Apfel, Carolina........................................... 615Aphides................................................. 402,431Apia.............................................................. 589Apogon Evermanni.................................. 564Apollo, brig................................................. 163Appeals.................................................. 40,178

from Court of Claims.......................... 251from judgments of consular courts. 354patent...................................................... 7Supreme Court, claim cases............. 445

Apple, Mary......................................... 243,305Apple pomace...................................... 144Apples.................................... 431,458,487,577

American, in France................... 147,522American, in Germany....................... 256Australia.................................A............ 550cold storage................................... 400,489France.................................................... 53

Appointments, civil service........... 2is, 579District of Columbia.................. 98Post-Office Department.......................468recess............................................... 159,160

Appointments, Division of..................... 67,267,382,412,440,441,529

Appraisers.................................................. 267Boston, Mass................................' .289,366local, conference.................................. 440warehouse in New York Citv........... 267

Appraisers, General, Board of.‘ 67,158,267,382,412,441,470,505,530,558,591,646

decisions.................................. 67,158,267,382,412,441,470,504,529,558,591,646

report, 1904............................................. 505Apprenticeship, Liberia................. 580Appropriations............. 381,382,383,399,457

deficiency ... z........................ 289,296,329judgments requiring.................................. .37slegislative, executive, and judi-

urgent deficiency........ 23,93,95,117,620see also bureaus and objects.

Appropriations, Comm ittee on, House. 23, 117,177,215,329,62J

Senate......................................... 95,180,296Appropriations, Committees on... 399,457Apricot kernels................................ ........ 522Aquarius forest reserve............................ 427Aquatic animals, skins............................ 389Aquatic products....................................... 339Aqueduct Bridge....................................... 594Arabia, cotton goods............................... 372Arbitration, Bolivia and Peru............... 265

Brazil and Peru.................................... 557French strikes...................................... 55international........................................ ’ 330

PageArbitration, labor............................... 406

national tribunal........................... 354,429pecuniary international claims.... 411trade.................................................. 531Venezuela, 1903 .................................... 539

Arbitration boards, reports............... 52Arbitration, International, Interparlia-

mentary Union for. 24,294,380Arbor Day.................................................... 400Arbuckle Mountains................................ 583Arc, temperature of.................................. 580Arcadia, Mich............................................. 72Archaeological excavations, Syria........496Archaeological objects, preservation 327,399Archaeology, Mexico................................ 590

New Mexico......................................... 261prehistoric.............................. 562; 563,600West Indies........................................... §2

Archaeology and Ethnology, Ameri-can, International Comn. of.......... 380

Architect, Supervising................. 66,67,267Archives, national.................................... 644Arctic Ocean............................................... 460Arctic regions.............................. 259,563,600Ardmore, Ind. T....................................... 525Area, of countries of the world............. 435Arena, Point, light.................................... 632Argentina....................... 64,156,265,381,411,

439,469,492,503,529,557,590,635,644 alfalfa................................ 429beef............................................................ 429commerce................................ 257,406,580corn.......................................................... 43cotton..............................................-----exports.......................................................496immigration and emigration.......... 635meat refrigeration....................... 551,635railroads.................................. ... 557,530telegraphic convention with Chile. 439wheat production and farm life.... 433

Argentine Republic, see Argentina.Argulus................................................. 389,474Arizona, batrachians.......................... 83,474

claims of counties................................ 217farmers’institutes............... 142,214,289Gila River Reservation..................... 99governor, report, 1903................. 149.582governor, report, 1904 ......................... 552gypsum deposits.................................... 37ghistoric and prehistoric ruins.......... 639Indian reservations........................ 99Indians................................................... girrigation......................................... 465labor laws............................................... 405map...................................................... 57Petrified Forest national park........ 44post route map...................................... 62range investigations.......................... 547reclamation of land............................ 525reptiles............................................... 83,474statehood........................ 141,364,365,619Terr. Asylum for Insane.... 116,142,178

Arizona University....... 142,214,289Arkansas, labor laws................................ 405

post route map............................. ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ 62river improvement....................... 593,595roofing slates......................................... 375wells, springs, etc................................ 525zinc and lead...................... '................ 49$

Ark. Hot Springs Res., see Hot Springs.Arkansas River............. ........................... 593Arkansas Valley, water rights............. 49Ark.ValleyandWesternRy.Co. 293,301,335Arkansas volunteers, pensions............. 345Arlington, Va., memorial....................... 77Armitage, Susan E................................... 316Armor-piercing projectiles..................... 76Armour, Leslie C................................ 317,359Arms, Belgian........................ .. 257

Liege.......................................................* 54small, firing regulations.......................530

Janu ary —Decemb er 665Page

Armstrong, Henry.............................. 310,341Armstrong, William E..................... 102,140Army, Alaska............................................. 598

appropriations.......... 41,186,288,289,355chaplains.................................. 12,138,290enlisted men, claims........................... 12enlisted men, losses at Galveston.. 356enlisted men, pay.................................. 267enlistment............................................. 385events of 1903 ....................................... 384general hospital.................................... 75government in field........ ................... 587insular possessions.............................. 5981st lieutenants....................................... 2422d lieutenants................................ 241,613life of enlisted soldier......................... 414manoeuvers.............................. 71,414,559medical supplies.................................. 75officers, as instructors.. 186,242,292,357 officers, claims..................................... 12officers, commutation of quarters.. 77 officers, field glasses............................ 650officers, foreign decorations............. 64officers, in Philippines...................... 473officers, lists of....................... 71,160,270,

385,414,444,473,507,532,561,598,649 officers, losses at Galveston, etc.... 356 officers, noncommissioned............... 71officers, pay.......................... 7,47,267,647officers, rank, etc.................................. 302officers, retired.......... ......................... 12officers, retirement.............................. 270officers, rewards for services........... 160officers, rooms allowed....................... 648permanent camp grounds.. 187,241,302permanent structures for................. 75Philippines.................................... 384,473recruiting stations........... .................. 385recruits..................................... 71,473,598register.................................................. 160regulations ........................................... 559rifle practice......................................... 648staff officers..................... ..."................ 70stations.................................................... 75transportation of supplies................. 9,

70,240,289,355,364,404see also Staff Corps, General. •

Army and Navy Joint Board................. 83Army Medical School.............................. 649Army War College........ 69,414,507,531,597

report, 1903............................................. 269statue of Frederick the Great.......... 271

Arnett, Caleb....................................... 31,107Arnett, Charles E.............................. 322,360Arnold, Henry J................................ 229,305Arnold, Marion......................................... 107Arnold, Mary C.................................. 128,188Arnold, Mary L.................................. 103,236Arrington, L. L......................................... 216Arrington, L. S......................................... 216Arsenal, Augusta...................................... 415Arsenal, Columbia..................... 290,302,357Arsenal, Frankford..................... 76.162,650Arsenal, Rock Island................. 162,472,650Arsenal, Watertown.................................. 162Arsenal, Watervliet.................................. 162Arsenals, St. Louis............................ 294,356Arsenate of lead....................................... 367Arsenic................................................ 376,553

in papers and fabrics.............................546Art, textile................................................. 275Articles of Association of 1774............... 655Artificial camphor.................................... 157Artificial silk............................................... 636Artillery, restored privileges................. 357

2d lieutenants.............................. 241,613Artillery circulars.................................... 270Artillery Corps, report, 1903............. 71,269

report, 1904 ............................................. 649Artillery School, Fort Monroe................270

report, 1903 ............................................. 269

PageAruba, see Oruba. Asafoetida.............................................. 382Asbestos................................................. 376,498Ash, John H........................................ 316Ashes, analysis of............................... 430Asheville, N. C...................................... 213,631Ashford, R. D............... :............................ 216Ashley, Joseph B................................. 126Ashmunella........................................... 508Ashpits, closed..................................... 588Ashtabula, Ohio.............................. 97,578Asia, coast lights................................. 154

German export trade.................. 580naphtha........................................... 148tour of consular inspection......... 589trade with Peru.............................. 148

Asia Minor, commerce with America . 371Asiatic cholera..................................... 560Asiatic Station, operations of fleet.... 153

report, 1903 ........................................... 153report, 1904 ............................................. 587

Asiatic Turkey, see Turkey.Asiatic waters, typhoons.. 438,467,502,527Asparagus, Germany...................................496Aspen, lighthouse tender......................... 492Asphalt.................................. 375,376,498,504Asphalt lands............................................. 462Asphalt paving......................................... 550Assay, laws................................................... 441Assay Commission...................................... 441Assay offices, Denver................................ 66

uncurrent coins.................................... 530Asserson, P. C...................................... 100,242Assessments, District of Columbia .... 654

political............... 520,527,529,530,534Assinniboine, Fort, topog. sheet..........499Assoc, of Agric. Colleges ... 49,431,487,519 Assoc, of Economic Entomologists .... 367 Assoc, of Naval Militia of U. S............. 296Association of Official Agricultural

Chemists . 49,144,430,486,519,577,630Association of 1774, Articles of............. 655Associations, breeders of live stock ... 575

live-stock......................................... 576trading, Great Britain.................. 258

Astronomy,bearings of sunlight on.... 490nautical............................................ 501

Astrophysical Observatory............. 389,508- telescope........................................... 82

Asuncion. Paraguay.......................... 590Asylums, leper.....’............................ 265Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail-

way.................................. 11,99,178,219Aten, Mattie........................................ 129,209Athens, Ga........................................... 239,290Atlanta, Ga., 5th civil-service district. 534

penitentiary....................... 58,378,641public building.................................... 212St. Philip’s Episcopal Church.......... 272

Atlantic and Pacific R.R.Co. 99,141,289,327Atlantic Coast, coast pilot. 255,434,460,549

fisheries............................................. 405pilot rules............................................... 258tide tables............................................... 549

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co..........534Atlantic Ocean, pilot charts............ 60,154,

263,379,438,467,502,527,556,586,641 whalebone whales.............................. 509

Atlantic States, fisheries...........................389Atlantic Works........................................... 651Atlases, see Maps and charts.Atmosphere, see Air.Atmospheres, solar and terrestrial.... 51,

145,'369,403,433,490,520,548Atmospheric nitrogen ............................ 54Atomic theory......................... 562,600Atoms............................................. 562,563,600Atrophy, of liver....................................... 413Attaches, commercial.................................493Attendance, schools, compulsory.......... 150Attorney-General, see Justice, Dept. of.

666 Inde x , 1904

PageAttorney-general, P. I., see Justice,

Bureau of, P. I.Attorney-Gen., Asst., for Interior Dept. 524Attorney-General, Assistant, for the

Post-Office Department............... 264 jreport, 1904 ............................................. 643 :

Attorneys, district, list of....................... 58patent, list of......................................... 378

Atwater, William B.................................. 623 |Auburn, Me., public building............... 327Audas, Thomas.................................. 235,303 :Auditor, D. C., report, 1904 ..................... 654 jAuditor for the Interior Dept., rp., 1904. 470Auditor for the Navy Department .... 68 '

report, 1904 ....................................... 530AuditorforthePost-OfficeDepartment. 61 ■

report, 1904 ....................................... 591 IAuditor for the State and Other De-

partments..................... 68,383,646report, 1904 ............................................. 558

Auditor for the Treasury Dept.... 158,646report, 1904 ............................................. 470

Auditor for the War Dept........ 158,267,383report, 1904 ............................................. 470

Augur, Sarah L........ .......... .............. 105,236Augusta Arsenal....................................... 415Aumen, Rebecca...................... 324,350Aurora borealis............................... .... 254Austin, Henry..................................... 32,205Austin, Henry S....................................... 625Austin, Loren............................................. 621Austin, Manville A.................................... 387Austin, Sarah E......................................... 616Austin, Stephen F., statue....................... 428Austin, Valorous G.................................... 387Austin, Wr. R., & Co.................................. 8Australasia, commerce............................ 256

stock farming....................................... 551wool .. .................................................. •.. 552

Australia........ ’............................................ 147agric, machinery and vehicles........371apples...................................................... 550British loss of trade............................ 494coast lights.................................'............ 154commerce............................................... 492cotton...................................................... 493leather adulteration.............................581sheep parasites...................................... 636tariff........................................................ 256wheat...................................................... 496

Australian tick........................ 506Australian wattle...................................... 547Austria.......................................................... 256

American cereal foods...................... 497barber supplies..................................... 371Belgian investments.......................... 635commerce........................ 147,492,496,550consuls.................................................... 497cotton-seed oil..................................... 256electricity............................................... 493freight rates.............................................257merchant marine................................ 372musical instruments............................ 495railroad-car industry........................ 523railroads................................................. 492ship subsidy............................................. 258suppression of malaria.........................257tobacco................................................... 496

Automatic stopping of trains................. 258Automobile railroads....................... 256,406Automobile trains...................................... 371Automobiles................. , 55,147,495,522,550

exhibition at Berlin............................ 580for mail delivery........................... 494,497vs. railways and carriages..................256

Autopyrophon........................................... 550Autumn, increased flow of springs.... 433Avery, Charles H.............................. 195,352Avery, Park......................................... 319,351Avocado....................................................... 459

Ayden, N. C., topographic sheet..........Ayre, George S...........................................Ayres, Eli....................................................Ayres, Samuel..................... .......................Azimuth................................................... .Azores, reports of wreck and derelicts. Azov, Sea of, lights..................................Aztec ruins...................................................Azu, Japan, chart. Babcock, Byron D. Babcock, Joseph W. 23,217,287,333,620Babcock and Wilcox boiler...................Babcock method of testing cream ....Bach, Henry W., alias..............................Bache, Bessy F....................Bacillus aureus foetidus... Bacillus violaceus Manila.* Backus, Harvey R.............Bacon, Augustus 0 ........ Bacon, curing on farm.... Bacteria.................................

for fixation of nitrogen, in Cheddar cheese........pathogenic......................truttae................................

Bacteriology........................Baden, commerce...............

jewelry......................... ;.railroads................... .

Bader, Jacob................. .Badges, D. C..........................Bahama Islands.................Bahia (state), agriculture

minerals....................rubber ..............................

Bahia Blanca, Argentina . Bahia Honda, Cuba...........Bail, Indian Territory.......Bailey, Daniel B.................Bailey, John M....................Bailey, Olive J............. ;...Bailey, William...................Baily, Samuel.'....................Bairibridge-Hoff, see Hoff.Baird, George W.................Baird, Hiram......................Baker, Carrie K...................Baker, Charles....................Baker, Cora A......................Baker, Ella C........................Baker, James, alias.............Baker, James C....................Baker, Luther S...................Baker, Peter........................Baker, Robert P...................Baker City forest reserve.. Baker, Colonel, schooner. Bakken,John O..................Baku, Russia........................Balabac Strait, chart.........

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370263 262261 438

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588401302617506506

... 190,342

... 180,301

............ 576

........... 506

........... 430

............ 518

........... 403

........... 565

........... 471

........... 256

........... 494

... 371,496

........... 328

........... 217

... 256,409

... 492,590

........... 156

............529

.......... 406 153,381,587 ........41,178 .... 106,222 .... 227,309

s9"...38,109 .... 197,245

.... 76

.... 624 193,236 .... 272.... 615308,338.... 622.... 627106,225 311,341

. 43,112142,427.... 162 . 18,130 .... 495.... 255.... 272.... 626

Baldwin, Joseph........Ball, Harrison............Ball, L. Heisler............Ball, Lucy J.................Ballard, Adeline........Ballard, Thomas........Ballew, Elizabeth A . Ballistic tables...........Balloon float...............Balloons ....................Ballots, Hawaii...........Ballou, Alexander M

13,102,191,305,615 .......................... 616 ................... 246,322 .................. 207,230 .......................... 250 .......................... 270

Baltimore, Md., custom-house, harbor improvement......Independent Treasury.......topographic sheet.............

Baltimore and Ohio Railrpad

.... 148

.... 254

.... 614 195,221 .... 331 .... 595 .... 646.... 151 6,9,416

Baltimore and Ohio S. W. R. R. Co. 84,604Baltimore and Potomac Railroad 6,9Baltimore and Washington Transit Co. 164

J anu ary —Dec emb er 667

PageBaltimore Insurance Company............. 274Bamberg, Germany.................... 53Bamford, Maggie E.......................... 210,342Banaba Island, see Ocean Island. Banalacan, Port, chart.............................. 521Bananas...................................................... 256

freight rates......................................... 534Halifax................................... 550Mexico............................................. 580,644

Banga, Port, chart.................................... 633Bangkok, Siam.......................... 602,603,643Bank of North Wilkesboro............. 118,181Bankers, Europe....................................... 522Banking and Currency, Com. on... 215,329Bankruptcy, foreign creditors............. 406Banks, Elizabeth................................ 246,324Banks. Thomas......................................... 39Banks and banking, bibliography .... 535

Canada .................................................. 492Germany......................................... 550,580Mexico.................................................... 381Norway................................................... 147South America...................................... 635Venezuela............................................... 469see also National banks.

Banta. Elizabeth M........................... 109,128Baptist'Church, Charlestown, W. Va.. 651

Columbia, Ky....................................... 651Guyandotte, W. Va............................ 651Helena. Ark........................................... 47

Bar Harbor, Me., topographic sheet... 463Barbary States, consuls in..................... 589Barber, Herbert S...................................... 475Barber. James A................................ 227,309Barber supplies......................................... 371Barbette-carriages, see Gun mounts.Barbour, Georgie S.............................. 26,104Barbuda, birds 1................................. 600,602Barcelona, Spain................................ 147,580Barcroft, William J.................................. 356Bard, Louise K........................................... 28Bard. Thus. B. 6,21,99,116,213,214,300,327Bardin, Shadrach 1»........................... 43,206Baremore, James......................... 622Barites........................................... 375,376,498Barker, George T....................................... 627Barley, insect enemies............................ 49Barlow, William H.............................. 14,133Barnard, Charles H.............................210,224Barnard, Harriett M................................ 45Barnard, James E................................... 33Barnard. Mattie P...................................... 45Barnes, Janies A................................ 121,191Barnes, Warren F...................................... 622Barnesboro, Pa., coal.............................. 375

topographic sheet............................ 151Barns, dairy......................................... 253,402Barnyard manure...................................... 252Barocyclonometer.................................... 506Barr, Andrew...................................... 114,129Barr, Harvey D..................................... 19,30Barragar, John.................................... 134,192Barrels, for guns....................................... 54Barrera. Port, chart.................................. 549Barrett, Benjamin F......................... 32,322Barrett, Charles W............................ 311,348Barrett, Henry..................................... 38,101Barrett, Henry H.............................. 107,139Barrett, James E........................................ 331Barrett, John............................................. 156Barron. John M......................................... 350Barrow, C. M ............................................. 534Barry, James T................................... 216,366Barry, John, monument................. 302,355Barry, Juliana H................................ 307,359Bartlett, Charles L...................................... 329Bartlett, Oscar F................................ 311,340Bartley, Samuel B.................................... 623Bartley, Symphorosa....................... 319,359Bartmann, John................................ 129,207

PageBartow, Philo S......................................... 615Bartram, Reubin W........................... 226,312Barytes, see Barites.Base apparatus....................................... 370Bash, Henry............................................... 96Basiauang Bay, chart.............................. 633Basket willow .................................... 519,546Basketry, aboriginal American............ 275Basnett, William................................ 321,345Bass, W. W................................................... 249Bass............. .............................. 389

black........................................................ 565Bassett, F. S............................. 651Bassett, Helen M........................................ 651Bassett, Henry 0........................................ 8Bassett, Henry Opeman........................... 8Bassett, Olive...................................... 191,245DtiBuup, ivA., lupugiapim: succv............ woBatavia, N. Y., topographic sheet.......... 584Bate, William B......................................... 12Bates, Helen M...................................... 40,104Bath Iron Works...................................... 6,94Baths, D. C................................................... 291Batraehians........................................... 83,474Bats.......................................................... 82,474Battalion of Engineers, 1st..................... 386Batteries, gun and mortar..................... 72Battery Point, post light........................ 97Battle Mountain Sanitarium park. 213,248Battle-ships, see War-ships.Battlement Mesa forest reserve............ 400Baugher, Asa B.......................... :............ 163Baughman, John................................ 197,226Bauxite........................................................ 376Bavaria, motor cars for railways............495Baxter, John............. . ..................................219Baxter, John H......................................... 216Baxter Institute ....................................... 651Bay, see name of bay.Bay Islands........................................... 63,492Bay of Islands Anchorage, chart........370Bay Ridge Channel.................................. 596Bay St. Louis, Miss............................ 291,366Bayles, Aaron...................................... 223,310Bayonne, N. J., bridge..................... 25,337Bayou, see name of bayou.Bazaar, Hungary...................................... 372Beach, Henry L.................................. 133,196Beach, William L.............................. 199,339Beacons, Philippine Islands....................270Beagle Channel, chart...............................586Beaird, John......................................... 13,132Beall. Jack.................................... 118,215,330Bean, Lewis L.................................... 136,194Beans............................................................ 402Bear Bay, chart......................................... 556Bears, black................................................. 81Beattie, Charles......................................... 38Beatty and Hawkins’addition.. 10,218,294Beaufort Inlet........................................... 271Beaufort River........................................... 72Beaumont, Tex.................................. 40,178Beaumont, steamer. 137.182,240,289,298,399Beautifying home grounds................... 145Beaver, Pa., topographic sheet..............377Beaver Island............................................. 221Beaver River............................................... 72Bechstedt, Charles W........................... 14,38Beckenbaugh, William O....................... 23Becker Brewing and Malting Co..........181Bedford. Elizabeth............................ 192,238Bedtelyou, Jacob....................................... 653

Beecher Is. Battle Mem. Assoc. 248,289,327Beef, Argentina......................................... 429

canned..................................................... 492Beef cattle............................................ 220Beef rings, Canada.................................... 496Beer, American, in Brazil....................... 406

poisoning of......................................... 406

668 Index , 1904

Beeson, Granville................... .Beeson, Sterling......................Beet sugar..............................

Europe.................Germany........................industry in U. 8................ ..industry in U. 8., to print, production, etc..................vs. cane sugar.....................

Beet-sugar institute................Beetles, rose..............................Beets, sugar.. .................... .........Beezley, Sylvester..........Behrend, Samuel K.................Behring Sea, see Bering Sea. Beidler, David Z......................Belgium, American fruit........

American machinery........American shoes and hats . coal and metals...................commerce..............................enterprises in China . . . . . . extradition..........................firearms...........................’ ’ ’ ’glass trust....................... .herring fisheries.................investments in Austria.... lace making..........................linen industry.....................meat..................................’' ’parcels-post............. ’' ’ ’' ’ ’state railroads........... ’’’’.'tuberculosis..........................

Page............. 79............. 79............. 492147,580,635.... 53,147.... 400,411.... 294,361 .... 256,258 ............. 496 ............. 492 ............. 402 401,489,492 .... 312,340........... 84

. 30,112

.... 257

.... 523

.... 551 493

580,635496 504 25714854

635 406 406 494 642 147 498 589 582 496

Venezuelan arbitrations...................view of German trade education... wool and woolen industry

Belknap, Frances G Bell, Alexander G ..Bell, Andrew.....................Bell, Benjamin, alias. ..........Bell, C. S., Company...................Bell, Charles H........ ................’’Bell, Graham.....................Bell, James A................. ’ ’ ’ . ’ ’ ’ ’Bell, Kinchen............... ’’’’”Bell, Lucy B.........................Bell, William H.................Bellamy, Benson C...’ ’............Bellamy, Sarah J......................... ‘ 'Belligerents, seizure of property Bellingham Bay, light, etc..Bellman, Frederick...

195,360 .... 6

272 '303,350 .... 84 .... 33 563,601.... 186 .... 651 .... 273 132,206 199,343

.. 20,27

.... 218

. 97,220

.. 13,29

. 29,106 128,206

Bellows, Charles S.............Beltz, Henry C.....................Belvedere, Cal........... ’ ’ "Benecke, Louis...........Benedict, Robert D...........Benefactions to education Benefiel, William F...........Benjamin, Ava D..........Bennett, Edward H............Bennett, Jesse T...........Bennett, John...................’...................... 181Bennings, D. C.,chemical fire-engine co 184 Bentley, Charles B..................... 331Bentley, William A............................ 204 351Benton County, Minn., dam......... 292’337Berea, Ohio, topographic sheet ’"'Bergman. Charles.............Bering River, coal fields .. Bering Sea.......................

.... 46

.... 331

.... 150110,125.... 625223,315130,198

.... 554

.... 353

.... 375

.... 460 218,295 .... 239... 375

fur seals..................................."seizures of vessels

Berkeley County, limestoneBerkley, William................................ 195 235Berlin, Germany, automobile exhibit 580

beet-sugar institute food products....medical supervision of 'schools........Protection of Indust. Prop. Union..

492148373378

.. 411

.. 618. 4621,28

PageBerlin, Germany, ry. to Copenhagen.. 53

temperature of air above........... 433Bermuda...................................... 256,409,522Berne, Switzerland................. '.. 373Berry, James H........... 8,97,182,297,’327,614Berry, William......................................... 313Berycoid fishes............................ 133 474Bessemer steel........................Bessie, Adolphe......................Best, E. A...................................Best, William C...................... .Betsey and Patsey, schooner. Betsey and Polly, schooner Bettobu, Japan, chart...........Betts, Robert H......................Bevan, Matthew II.................Beverages, adulteration of.. i

Germany................................

.... 387 ...556 319,351 .... 621

12,120 ... 493see also Liquors.

Beveridge, Albert J...... 22,115,116,214,619Beveridge, John L............................... 29Beverly, William L..........................’ '317,344Bibliography, of acarina or mites........’533

of age statistics..................................... 333of Agric. Dept, publications........... 534of Alaska.......................... 259,377,408,553of amoebas..of Argentinaof atmospheric electricity...........of Australian tick........................of avocado................................ ’ ’ ’" ' ’of bacteria in cheese’ of banks and banking.................’"of barocyclonometer...............of basketry................................of bass and sun-fish’.. ’ ’ ’ 'of bibliographies of agriculture.... of Bitter Root Mountains, etc. of Black Hills................... .of Bolivia............................................"of British tariff movement........of bryozoa.......................................of budget in foreign countries ..... of carboniferous rocks of Colorado of cement... ....................................of chemistry......................of Chile.........................of Chinese immigration.....................of clays and fullers’ earth... of climate............................

648156433506459518535506275389431525 ■553644447474510150375533156167375520375490375431145

of coal, lignite, and peat’.................of Commerce and Labor Dept, laws’, of copper.......................................of drainage...................... . ’ ’.'.'''’' ’ ’of dry rot of potatoes............'. ’. 1 ’ ’of echinoderms............................ 446 565of eye worms of birds and poultry . ’ 629 of far East ......................... 566 of Federal control of commerce, etc 604 of fleas.......................................... 166 475of food and nutrition of man ’ ’ ’431of foot-rot of sheep.............................. 333of formaldehyde and enzvmes. 546,576 ot fresh-water bryozoa of fusus................... 82

165 436 476 260 37o 444

of geology of Bisbee quadrangle..ot Germans in United States...........of Globe copper district......................of gold and silver..........................."of gutta-percha and rubberof hares and their allies........ 445 474of hearing in fishes............................’535of herpetology of Porto Rico... 166,275 of Honduras —.... 528

.... 546

.... 474

.... 525

.... 535

.... 375 431,488

of hunting licenses .’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’' of hydroids..............................of hydrology of eastern U. S of immigration.........................of iron and manganese........of irrigation..............................

Janu ary —Dec emb er 669

PageBibliography, of irrigation in Italy ... 519

of isopods............................ 82,389,475of keeping quality of butter........... 143of law of nations, history, etc.. 411,558 of lead and zinc.................................... 375of mammals...... ............ ,............. 49of maternal solicitude in insects 563,600

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of Menominee district of metalliferous ores ..of meteorology.. 51.145,254,369,403,433of Mexican cotton-boll weevil........402

.... 590546,576

of Mexico...............of microorganismsof milk--------------- -------------------of nature study, etc..................... 431,487of nonmetalic products..................... 375of North American geology, etc. 56,583

439of Paraguay................................of parasites of cattle.................of petroleum, natural gas, etc. of Philippines..............................of pigeon parasites..............................of plankton alga:..................................of popular election of Senators .... of potato diseases................................of poultry digestion experiments .. of proportional representation........of quicksilver, platinum, etc..........of railroads in relation to Govt .... of rattulidae...........................................of recognition .....................................of ruins in the Southwest.................of salt, gypsum, borax, and soda .. of sand dunes.......................................of seed testing......................................of W. T. Sherman................................of spiny-suckered tapeworms.........

630 375167485 565476

of stone.......................................of stone industry in U. S.......of sulphur, pyrite, and alum of tapeworms..........................of tariff systems......................of taste in fishes.................... '.of Texas fever..........................

401 476375 535 565476 639 375432 519

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of text-books of agriculture.... 431,487of tin.......................................of trematodes......................of trypanosoma, etc..........of tubercle bacilli...............of tuberculosis....................of tuberculosis of animals, of United States Capitol..

405,407 .... 565 .... 506

.... 436... 559.... 71546,576

143 576399 529403 509

of Venezuela............. . ..........................of vitalityandgerminationof seeds.

. 563of whalebone whales........of works of Joseph Leidy . see also Catalogue.

Bibliography, Division of..................... 167,447,476,510,535,566,604

Bibliography of U. S. public docs.Bickford, Benjamin.......................Bicycles, Germany.........................Bidwell, George R..........................Bieber, Sidney..................................Bieber, William..............................Big Black River..............................Big Hatchie River........................Big Horn Forest Reserve............

.... 534

.... 616 496,523 ... 11898,178

. 34,113

.... 72

.... 73

.... 629

.... 431

.... 596

.... 271

Big Lost River........Big Sandy River .... Big Stone’Lake.........Big trees...................Bighorn Basin, coal Bigler, James...........Bigstone Gap, Va ... Bilderback, Smith . Bilibid Prison.........Billig, Charles V... Billings, Harriet... Billings, Simeon ...

22,44,48,95 ........ 375 ............. 651 .... 239,290 .... 321,349

129,202 . 17,129197,236

PageBills, 58th Congress, history................. 5,

93,177,287,427,485,613 to reduce number printed................... 362

Bills of health............................................. 591Bills of lading, stamps used on........... 505Biloxi, Miss................................................. 72Binder twine............................................... 66Binding, Interior Department............. 58

Library of Congress............................ 476Bingham, Henry H................ 23,620Binghamton, N. Y., climate................. 369

topographic sheet................................ 464Biochemic Division........................... 143,546Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole... 446Biological stations, Bermuda........... 522

Pacific Coast........... . ......................98,185Biological Survey, Division of.......... 49,

367,401,429,458,486,518,546,576Biology........................................................ 603Birch, George C.................................. 237,325Bird Day...................................................... 367Birds, Barbuda and Antigua.......... 600,602

eye worms............................................... 629importation of..................................... 430migration....................................... 400,430Philippines.................................... 270,472protection of............................ 49,400,486pulmonary mycosis..................... 546,576relation to agriculture...................... 401Somali Land.................................. 415,474tropical American.............................. 508Wichita forest reserve.......................... 248

Birdsall, Benjamin P................................ 240Birmingham, Columbus and St. An-

drews Railroad Company ... 293,336Births, records...............................7,117,294

registration........................................... 633Bisbee, Ariz........................... 436

geologic atlas....................................... 637Bishop, Granville H.......................... 231,313Bishop, Lemuel........................................ - 79Bishop. Lemuel N.............................. 205,225Bishop, Mary A......................................... 37Bismuth...................................................... 376Bitner, Benton D.................................. 17,123Bitter Root forest reserve....................... 429Bitter Root Mountains...............................525Bitter Root Valley..................... 140,178,213Bitumen, France....................................... 63Bituminous rock............. .................. 376,498Bixler, George L................................ 190,234Black, Andrew...................................... 31,107Black, James W...................................37,106Black bass................................................... 565Black bears................................................- 81Black Brothers, chart.............................. 556Black flies................................................... 367Black Fork of Green River................... 300Black Hills................................................. 553

ore deposits........................................... 375Black Ledge, light and fog-signal.. 97,221Black Mesa forest reserve.........................462Black River, Ohio, light............................ 632Black River, S. C....................................... 72Black Rock, N. Y...................................... 72Black Sea, lights........................................ 262Black Warrior River, bridge........... 25,178Blackberry, Kentucky and West Vir-

ginia Coal and Coke Co........ 220,294Blackburn, Joseph C. S .. 12,99,100,186,302

j Blackistone, Richard P.............................272। Blackman, John W., jr.............................534| Blacksmiths........... ................................... 494

Blacksville, W.Va.,topog. sheet............ 465I Blackwater Bay and River................... 72| Blackwell, Herbert M....................... 137,194Bladder, catheter in.................................. 647Blair, John A..................... . .............. 192,222

| Blaisdell, Edward................................ 104,1351 Blake, Charles.. .................................... 13,217

670 Inde x , 1904

PageBlanchard, George W......... 27,108,238,307Blank & Parks........................................... 330Blankets, Navajo..................................... 261Blanton, Benjamin................................. 163Blanton, Joseph J..................................... 163Blattids................................................ 166,475Blind, D. C.................................................. 183

pensions................................... 200,289,351reading matter for............... 115,289,361

Blind, Aid Association for the, D. C... 80 report, 1904....................................... 562

Blind, Columbia Polytechnic Inst. for. 183Bliss, James......................................... 196,243Block Island............................................... 161Blockading squadrons, east Gulf..........263

Gulf.......................................................... 263Blondlot’s N rays.............................. 563,601Blood vessels, cattle.................................. 630Bloom. J. M................................................. 115Bloor, Hester E................................... 304,350Blowpipe metal welding........................ 258Blue book...................................................... 436Blue grass seed........................................... 215Bluefield, W. Va., public building.... 213Bluefields, Nicaragua.............................. 590Bluehill, Me., topographic sheet.......... 377Blye, James K........................................26,104Boats, motor................................ 147,406,580

Philippines........................................... 648submarine............................................. 153unsinkable............................................. 635

Bobst, Henry C................................... 325,342Bobwhite............................................. 400,429Boca Engano, Port, chart...................... 491Bockerman, August.......................... 207,245Bodenstab, Julius.----- 1.................. 110,222Bohemia, American trade..................... 256

cotton crisis........................................... 147exports to United States................... 492grain........................................................ 372textile prices......................................... 149

Bohol Island, chart.................................. 491Boilers, Babeock and Wilcox............... 588

Nielausse ............................................... 588Bois Fort Reservation....................... 409,436Boise Valley............................................... 374Bokhara...................................................... 65Bolai, Port, chart....................................... 633Bolivia........................................................ 156.

265,381,439,469,504,529,557,590,644 arbitration treaty with Peru............. 265boundary............................................... 265commerce............................................... 373railroads......................................... 496,590railway contract with Argentina .. 64 transfer of minister............................ 381

Boll weevil, see Cotton-boll weevil. Boll-worm.................................................. 144Bollinger, Benjamin F..................... 303,350Bombay, India........................................... 635Bonded goods, transfer.......................... 366Bonded warehouses................................. 366Bonds, carriers of imported mdse........469

Chesapeake and Ohio Canal........... 333customs service................................... 382District of Columbia...................... 23,98Federal.................................................. 440for purchase of friar estates........... 592of officers............................................... 70Philippine Islands.............................. 58postal clerks......................................... 116postmasters........................................... 468relief of obligors.......................... 251,293school........................ j ............................. 293,365

Bonds of United States.......................... 505see also Government Actuary.

Bones, cattle.............................................. 630Bonesteel, Mary G................................42,103Bonita Point, light................................... 97Bonner, Sarah J......................................... 77

Page-Bonner, Thomas........................................ 77Bonus, sugar............................................... 149Bonynge, Robert IF..................... 242,334; 628-Bbok agents, revenue officers as.......... 559Booker, Joseph W.......1....... 15,133Bookkeeping & Warrants, Div. of. 383,646Books, certified copies............................ 44

copyrighted............................ 84,167,277,390,417,447,476,510,535,566,604,655

Germany................................................. 53list for Christmas gifts........................ 599proofs concerning printing............. 358

Boone, Albert G.................................... 8,332Boone, Carrie M....................................... 653Boone, Jerningham.......................... 112,124Boonville, N. Y., topographic sheet .. 554Boophilus Australis Fuller..................... 506Bootes, Samuel L...................................... 250Booth, Margaret H.............................. 38,326-Boots and shoes................................... 55,147

American, in Belgium............... 407,551American, in Denmark............. 406,496American, in Germany............. 149,551American, in Great Britain............. 407American, in Peru...........■........... 523,529American, in Saxony........................ 523China........................ ............................. 580dealers in Germany'............................ 495France................................................ 636shining in foreign cities................... 494Sf anish America.................................. 596

Boqueron, P. R......................................... 645Boracic acid............................................... 630Borax............................................. 375,376.525

as food preservative................... 458,630Bordeaux, France.................................... 492Boric acid, see Boracic acid.Bosnia, commercial education................497

prune drying......................................... 148Boston, Mass., appraiser................. 289,366

1st civil-service district........ 509,533,564fishery products landed at.......... 52,146,

255,371,405,461,491,521,550,579,634Independent Treasury...................... 69maps............................ . ............ 52,434,463obsolete ordnance................. 187,289,355

Boston, U. S. S............................................. 587Boston & Maine Railroad Company. 84,383Boston Marine Insurance Company .. 272Bosworth, Amy C...................................... 33Botany.................................................. 431,487Bottjer, Johann......................................... 330Bottles, Melvina................................ 233,307Bottling warehouses................................ 530Boukhara, see Bokhara.Boulder, Colo., oil field.............................375

topographic sheet................................ 463Bouldin, Richard E........................... 324,350Boundaries, Alaska and Canada.......... 62

Bolivia and Brazil............. ...................265Brazil and British Guiana................... 529mineral land claims ... 100,292,357,362Peru and Brazil.................................... 529special commission in Peru............. 558United States......... ............................. 462

Boundary Commission, International. 266Bounties, in foreign countries............. 411

lead.......................................................... 148Bourne, Shearjashub.............................. 79Boutell, Henry S.................... 47,366 Bovine, see Cattle.Bowden, Lemuel J.................................... 651Bowden, Mary E...................................... 651Bowden, Rosa M....................................... 651Bowditch, William J................................ 272Bowen, Alexander C................................ 626Bowen. Alexander S........................ 197,225Bowen, C. K....................................... <-... 215Bowen, Charles................... .............. 238,308Bowers, Byron.................................... 305,350

Janua ry —Dec emb er 671

PageBowman, Nathan P............................ 16,136Bowman act............................................... 251

claims.................................................... 45Bowring, .Chaj-les „....... . .........115,223Bowsher, Catherine.......................... 235,312Boyce, Henry W....................................... 378Boyce, James............................................. 378Boyd, George D........................ . 205,227Boyd, James B........................... 187Boyd, Virginia.................................... 121,192Boyer, Charles W..................................... 37Boyle, Thomas........................................... 310Boys, to interest in agriculture ............ 50Bracklin, Anthony.......................... 140,209Bradbury, Albert W........................ 105,133Braddock St. M. E. Church South........274Bradford, Russelli..................................... 652Bradford, S. S............................................. 387Brad ford, Eng., American products in. 147

wool........................................................ 258yarn and piece-goods trade................258

Bradley, Henry.................................. 301,354Bradley, Mary J................................ 130,201Bradley, Thomas IF.... 26,121,221,338,621Brady, John....................................... 318,339Brainard, Samuel J.................................. 311Brains .................................................. 563,602Brakes, railroads........... 186,336,446Bramble, James................. 229,325Branch, Mary A ....................................... 77Brandegee, Frank B ................ 242,358Brandon, Vt., topographic sheet............465Brandy, fruit............................................... 413Braneu, Joseph................. 122,211Brantley, William G......... 239,353Brasch, John............................................... 348Brasher, Robert W............................ 223,310Bratton, Argalus B.................................. 163Bratton, Thomas.................................. 17,128Braxton, Julia R................................ 226,318Bray, John H............................................. 272Brazil.............................. 64,156,265,372,381,

411,439,469,492,504,529,557,590,644American trade.................................... 256boundary....................................... 265,529cattle ...................................................... 493cotton...................................................... 493extradition treaty with U. S............427forests...................................................... 493imports................................................... 496patents and trade-marks............ 528,644prohibition of American beer.......... 406rubber........................ 54,495,497,504,523tariff........................................................ 406

Bread............................................. 401,402,432quick process of making..................... 580

Breadstuffs. exports................... 53,147,256,371,405,435,461,492,522,550,580,634

prices in East..........................................406Breathing apparatus................................ 372Breeders, associations................................ 575Breeding, animals. 143,431,487,504,517,576

bears........................................................ 81corn.......................................................... 577

Breen, Lizzie............................................... 17Breezes, mountain and valley............. 145Bremen, Germany7.................................... 522Bremond, John......................................... 215Brent, Cader B.................................... 246,323Breslau, Germany.................................... 256Breslin, Henry........................................... 618Brevet commissions.................................. 100Brewer, E. P............................................... 47Brice, Nicholas..............................................651Brice, William H....................................... 651Brick, Abraham L............... 242,249,358,365Bricker, Stephen................................ 190,234Bricks, calcareous.................................... 496

sand-lime............................................... 553

PageBridges......................................................... 531

lighting................................................... 492opportunities for builders....................492see also names of rivers and places.

Brien, E. L............... . ................................. 78Bright, Jesse........................................ 198,225Brightman, Samuel B........................... 16,37Brightwood, D. C., Emory M. E.Chureh 651Brightwood Railway................................ 164Brigman, John S............................... 77Brigman, Thomas.................................... 77Briquettes, coal.......................................... 496Briscoe, Martha.................................... 314,347British, see Great Britain.British Columbia...................................... 372

bills of health for vessels................... 591chart........................................................ 438coal.......................................................... 635fish catch............................................... 406gold................................................ 148lights and fog-signals...........................435lumber..................................... 494mines...................................................... 495railroads......................................... 256,550saw works............................................... 581steamship service................................ 497tineid moths.................................. 415,475wages...................................................... 552

British Cotton Growing Assoc........ 295,581British East Indies, see East Indies.British Guiana, boundary....................... 529British Honduras, turpentine..................582British India, see India.British West Indies, see West Indies.Brittain, Chadwell.................................... 272Brittany, cattle.......................................... 550Britton, Isabella........................................ 113Britton, William B .. .................................. 653Broad Creek River.................................... 595Broadwell, Marcus L.............................. 46Broadwell, William H..................... 305,345Brock, Frank...................................... 321,348Brockway, Henry J.......................... 226,315Brockway, Nichols M.............................. 350Brodrick, John H.............................. 223,312Brokers, custom houses........................... 251Bromine....................................................... 376Bronx Kills, see Harlem. Brookings, S. Dak............Brookins, Barney7 ft........Brooklyn, steamer..........Brooks, Abel D.................Brooks. Annie.................Brooks, John.....................Brooks, Joseph.................Brooks, Peter C...............Broomall, Elizabeth........Broun, W. L.......................Brown, Alpheus D..........Brown, Catharine R .... Brown, Catherine A........Brown, Daniel.................Brown, David W.............Brown, Denison L..........Brown, George.................Brown, George W............Brown, J. B.......................Brawn, James W.............Brown, Jennie A.............Brown, John A.................Brown, John G.................Brown, John W...............Brown, Mitchell.............Brown, Webster E............Brown, William.............Brown, William C...........Brown-tailed moth..........Brownson, Leonard I... Bruce, Hezekiah.............

........................ 631

................... 33,103

........................ 240

................. 222,307

........................ 47

...........................622

........................ 273

................. 163,164

................. 318,344................... 431,487 .................. 27,106 ................ 139,191

..................... 16,122

.......................... 387

.......................... 620

................... 105,134

................... 203,228

.......................... 387

.......................... 163 42,138,243,358,628 ................... 317,352 ................... 194.239 ..................... 20,139 ..................... 42,109 .......................... 163 ... 119,138,219,357 ................... 102,123 ....................... 13,28 .......................... 367 ................... 100,356................... 314,347

672 Index , 1904

PageBruceton Mills, W. Va., topog. sheet.BrulS Reservation, Lower.............Bruner, William B....................................

46511

623120651

Brunswick, Ga., light-ship..........Brunswick, Md., M. E. Church Brushes, advertising.....................Brussels convention.....................Bryan, Benjamin L.......Bryan, Frederick K___Bryant, Zachariah T...Bryozoa, fresh-water...

paleozoic............... .Bryson, Isabella.............Bryson, J. J.....................Bryson, James................. .Bryson, Joseph H..........Buch, Phoebe..................Buchanan, George W. DBuck, Chester H.............Buck, William J. P........Buckel, C. Annette.........

550 632

.... 163 211,233 30,199

, 82,474 388,474,509 ............. 626

.... 618

.... 77208,224.... 618231,315 105,236 224,310

84Buckeye Buggy Company.....................Buckhannon and Northern Railroad

Company .... Buckley, Angeline. Buckolder, John F Budapest, Hungary Budgets, foreign ..’.

France...........schools.................

Buds, nursery..........protection of....

Buell, Nettie A........

8,220,293......... 624

........209............ 411........510

............ 497........495........368........144

- - ............ 103,134Buenos Aires, Argentina...........................439

desertion of American seamen .... 149tramways......................................... ’ ’ ’ 331

Buenos Aires (province), stock farm-„ >n<-..................................................... 551Buenos Aires and Rosario Railroad .. 411Buffalo, N. Y., light.......................... 337,632Builders’ Exchange Building, D. C... 67Building associations................. 634Building lines, D. C............................... 23Building stone....................................... ’ ’ 553Building wood........................................... 149Buildings, for Army................... " 75

height, D. C... . . ........................io, 94public, see Public buildings.Turin...................................................... 447

Bulbs, distribution....*.......................... 631Bulgaria, American trade in......... 53

commerce...................metalware.............

Bulkheads, water-tight Bull Run forest reserve, Bullamore, John...........Bullard, Clarence E....

............. 496

.............257

............. 409 185,289,362

383650Bulletins, Agriculture Department...

see also Farmers’ bulletins—bureaus issuing bulletins.

Bullion............. ...................... 38433Bullock, Albert W

Bullock, Jane E........................................... 43 112Bullock, R.W.................................................... ’ 9gBunch, Susan T.................................. 227,310Bunn, Peter....................................... 304^ 344Buoys, Pacific Coast.................................’371

Philippine Islands..................... 270United States .. 146,405,491,521,550,580

Burbank, David E................................... 33Burch, William S................................ 106,135Burdick, Ina D.................................. 232,312Burgess, Alfred..........................................’101Burgess, Asia....................................... ’ mBurgess,Eva A.................................... 13i, 188Burglary claims, Post-Office Dept....... 643Burias, chart............................................... 494Burke, Charles H... .24,119,120,219,220,334Burke, Edward.....................................0. 248Burke, Isabella....................................... ’ 627

Burkolder, John F......Burleson, Albert 8............Burlingame, Orson........Burlingame, Seymour F Burlington, N. J.............Burma, dragonflies..........Bumam, A. R .................Burnet, Sarah F.............Burnett, John L...............Burnham, Henry E.......

Page.... 344.... 633 221,307 134,194.... 412.... 603.... 181235,326140,362

... 617

... 547

... 401 123,203

14,95,103,180,193, 296,307,615 Burns, Charles N................................ 191,234Burns, Priscilla R.................................. 8 331Burns, William W.....................................’331Burrell, Alfred A......... .................... 222,309Burrell, Mary E................................. 307Burritt, Hamilton E........................ . 36,108Burrows, Benjamin.................................. 4gBurrows, John F................................ 227,309Burrows, Julius C ..................... 7Burton, Alfred D............................ ... 126,208Burton, Joseph B.......................... 16,105,196Burton, Minerva J.............................. 42,107Burton, Theodore E..................... 249,363,’ 628Burton, William R.............................. 30,110Busainga, Port, charts..................... 467 491Busby, Ansel J.................................... 199,228Bush,Daniel B.... Bushel, seeds.........

weights of.........Bushman, Daniel.. Busin, Port, chart...................................... '491Business opportunities abroad. 496,580,635 Business schools....................................... 150Business usages, China....................... 493Butchering........................................... 49,57gButler, Alexander F................................ 4gButler, Daniel A................................ 32i, 352Butler, Emma....................................... 16,30Butler, James J., contested election ... 621 Butler, Richard, memorial.................. 186Butler, Thomas S .. Butler, William... Butler, Sally, ship. Butt, Archibald W Butter..................... .

adulterated___canned...............Denmark...........glazed.................Great Britain... keeping quality renovated......... .

... 118,215,330

................... 627

................... 651332

53,493,' 546,576 ............. 68,517

Siberia.......................................Buttermilk Channel...................Button, Abel N..............................Button, Robert N........................Butz, Joseph W..............................Buzzards Bay............................... ’

charts................................"f"Buzzell, Malvina C.......................Byrne, Edward............................Cab companies..............................Cablegrams, Government rates Cables.........................................

............. 143 .......... 522............. 522............. 256 .... 143,144 430,486,517 .... 147,406 .............. 596 .... 126,195-------- 617 ... 114,233 . 51,72,521 ... 371,633 ----- 15,136

356 256 504642147between Germany and if. S.............

Cables T616graphiques, Compagnie Franpaise des.......................

Cabmen................................Cabrera, Estrada...................Cacao, insects affecting.......................Cadet school, Revenue-Cutter Service. Cadets, Military Academy, list of........Caesar, U. S. S.............................................Cagayan River, chart..............................Cagayancillo Island................................Cahoon, William R..................................Cahoone, Benjamin J..............................Cahoone, Charles G............................\.Cahoone, John H..................................

47256504444

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Jan ua ry —1 )ecemb er 673

PageCain, Ellen........................................... 307,359Calaveras big trees.......................... 22,44,48Calayan............... ........................ 472Calcareous bricks...................................... 496Calcarium .................................................. 558Calcasieu Pass, chart................................ 491Calderhead, Wm. A... 26,122,222,288,338,622 Caldwell, Ben E.................................... 44,250Caldwell, J. E............................................. 44Caldwell, Katharine................................ 45Caldwell, Lucy A...................................... 272Caldwell, Matthew............................ 140,211Caldwell, William ,1........................ 231,310Caldwell Parish, La., bridge................. 621Caledonia, N.Y.,topographic sheet... 584Calendars, 1860-65...................................... 154

Mayan........... . ................ 415,564Calera, Chile............................................... 644Calhoun, John B................................ 246,323California, big trees................... 22,44,48,95

chart................................-....................... 434coast pilot............................................... 146distillate spray...................................... 402fishes........................................................ 565fruit.......................................................... 494Fuller’s rose beetle............................ 402geology................................................... 56gypsum deposits............. ....................376Indians................................................. 6,94insects.................................................... 402irrigation.................... 465lands in public parks........................ 637mealy-winged flies....................... 166,474military camp....................... 187,241,302post route map...................................... 62prunes.................................................... 497public lands......................................... 21reclamation of land............................ 525redwood................................................ 495river and harbor improvement.... 594Round Valley Reservation........ 328,363salt............................................................ 375slate........................................................ 375timber on mineral lands................... 213topographic sheet................................ 463

California Debris Commission, rp.,1904 593California, Department of. rp., 1903... 384

report, 1904............................................. 531California, Gulf of, chart....................... 467California State Fair, 1904 ....................... 485Calkins, Sallie J......................................... 617Calkins, Wright H.................................... 331Call numbers............................................. 416Callao, Peru, steamship line................... 497Callas................................ 432Calloway, John.................................... 231,314Calopteryginae........................................... 603Calorimeters.................................. 49,402,487Calumet Harbor......................................... 594Calumet River..................... 160,289,336,594

bridge............................................... 289,336Calves.................................................... 458,630Camarocrinus..................................... 600,602Camden. Ark., bridge.............................. 621Camels............. . ................................... 545,576Cameron, Ellen B...................................... 79Cameron, W. Va., topographic sheet.. 554 CametA rubber.................................... 497,504Camp, Adam............................................... 297Camp, Harriet........................................... 297Camp, see name of camp.Camp grounds, permanent.... 187,241,302Camp McDowell Reservation............... 57Campaigns, destruction of obstacles .. 472 Campbell, Allen................................ 233,304Campbell, Frazie A.................................. 618Campbell, Henry E. W..................... 308,351Campbell, Philip P.. 42,139,243,333,359,628 Campbell, Rosaline V....................... 324,350

PageCampbell, William S.......................... 29.208Campestris, liburnia................................ 367Camphor, artificial.................................... 157Campobello, S. C........................................ 547Campton, Thomas J........................... 122,198Canada..................... 53,493,496,522,550,580

antidumping campaign..................... 580area and population........................... 372banks...................................................... 492beef rings............................................... 496binder twine............................. 66boundary............................................... 62British trade with................................ 492canals...................................................... 406cattle exported for exhibition........485coal.......................................................... 522commerce....................................... 406,492commercial travelers.............. ............ 493customs regulat ions..................... 580,635dogfishes.................. 551engineers............................................... 523fisheries........................................... 148,493fruit........................................... 148,552,634German exports to.............................. 494grain transportation.............................372immigration..................... 54,492,494imports............................... 372insects........................... 367irrigation........................................ 523lead bounty.................................... 148minerals.......................................... 497municipal ownership................... 495opportunities for contractors......635patents............................................. 406,495petroleum................................ . ............ 523postal convention with U.S....... 468pulp wood........................................ 148railroad construction................... 372railways and canals...................... 256sewing machines........................... 551shipping.......................................... 551steamship service.................................. 496sugar from West Indies.............. 496tariff.......................... .............. 256,497,551tide tables........................................ 549timber lands................................... 496woolen goods ........................................ 582

Canahauan Islands, chart................ 460Canalasan Cove, see Kanalasan. Canals, Alsace-Lorraine.................... 53

Canada........................................... 256,406Chesapeake to Delaware Bay.... 363Germany.......................................... 54interoceanic................... 6,48,95,156,366map.................... 640New York State.... 187,241,242,289,364Norfolk, Va., to Beaufort Inlet .... 271Riga-Cherson.................................. 406Texas................................................ 249see also names of canals.

Canary Islands............................ 147,493,496Canceling machines...................................264Candamo, Manuel.................................... 411Candelaria, Nev., coal............................ 375Candler, EzekielS.,jr................................ 248Candor, Daniel M.............................. 319,339Candy, Spanish America......................... 635Cane-sugar, see Sugar.Canned fruit............................................... 487Cannon, Luther W...................................... 626Cannon, Patrick.................................. 42,104Cannon, Thomas J............................ 224,325Cannon, of Army...................................... 415Canon, see name of canon.Canonicus, U. S. monitor....................... 59Canton, China, American trade in.... 147

chart........................................................ 501tea............................................................ 552

Cape, see name of cape.

11778—No. 120—05---- 5

674 Ind ex , 1904

PagePageCape Colony, tariff................................... 522Cape Etolin Anchorage, chart............. 370Cape Girardeau, Mo.................................. 353Cape May, N.J., waterspouts................. 145Cape Town Industrial Exhibition.. 53,493Capital, American, in Hamilton......... 148Capital Traction Company....................... 80Capitol, appropriation for fuel............. 178

bust of Washington.............................. 64

Capitol Buildingand Grounds, Supt.of. ’ 407report, 1903............................................. 524

report, 1904..........Capron, Adin B.... Capron, James W .. Caracas, Venezuela

582355

411 622550 493150

Carberry, John J.......................................Carbon compound...................................Carbonic acid, liquefied........................Carboniferous formations, Colorado ..Carboniferous mollusks................... 446,475Carcasses, diseased................................... 253Card index of exper. sta. literature... 630Card-record system............................ 71,368Card Section, Catalogue Division. 390, 655Cardell, Jose............................................... 77Carden, Sarah.................................... 229Cardiff, Wales............................................ 256Cards, catalogue, distribution. 390,476,566

catalogue, printed................. 416,417,604Cardwell, Jennie L.......................... 304,345Caribbean Sea..................................... 409’ 586

submarine cables...................... ’642Caribou......................................... 436,545 576Carleton, John W..................................... 309Carlile, Marion A............................ 310,344Carlisle, Pa., topographic sheet........... 464Carmack, Edward IP........... 16,107,197,309Carnegie Inst, of Washington. 217,290,299Carney, Abram T........................ 128 201Carns, Robert S................................... 34’209Caroil fiber plant.............................. ’ 590Carpenter, Ada L........................................125Carpenter, Alonzo................................ 14,39Carpenter, Jane K............................ 317,339Carpenter, W. S......................................... 216Carr, George W........ .................. 195 221Carr, James......................................... 132’189Carr, M. H.................... 45Carriages, Commerce and Labor i)ept. 145

Justice Department........................ 40,58Navy Department............................ 41,153Post-Oftice Department................... 43,61State Department.... —Treasury Department vs. automobiles.........War Department........

Carrier, James W............

. 47,157

.... 256

.. 41,69 311,341

Carriers, see Railroads—Shipping.Carroll, Barney.........................................Carroll, Chas., of Carrollton, statue...Carroll, James A ....:................. 115 217Carrot Island Slough...............” ”' ’ 73Carrow, John H.................................. ’102 126Cars, automobile railways........ ’ 406

freight............................................. 276,635motor, Bavaria..................................... 495motor, Great Britain............................ 5simotor, mail-carrying............................ 494P°.s,tal........................................’.'.’.'.”44,264rail motor............................................... 522railroad.......................... . 7.. . . . . 523

Carson, Grace E................................ . '.' i8 32Carson, Joseph J.................................’. 615Carson, Mary V.................................. 113,124Cartago, Costa Rica..................... ”'....’ 590Carter, Benjamin......................................’ 273Carter, John B......................................... ’’ 29Garter, Joseph F................................ 114 129Carter, Maggie E....................... . ’ ’” 211,’ 233

62244

Carter, Martha A................................. 79Carthage, N. Y., topographic sheet... 464Carthage, Tenn., bridge................... 290,336Cartwright, Ezra W............................ 617Cary, Mrs. H. C..................................... 47Cascade County, Mont....................... 327Cascade Range'........................................... 55Case, Spencer M...................................... ’ 350Casey, Clinton M................................ 116,122Cassidy, William................................ 107,134Castillo Anchorage, chart....................... 556Castine, Me., topographic sheet............ 463Castro, Calisto..................................... 132,192Casualties, see Accidents.Casualty Hospital, D. C.. Caswell, Marcus T...........Cat-bird..............................Cat Island..........................Cataingan, P. I., chart.. Catalla Creek, bridge ... Catalogue, of copyrights.

.... 165

.... 35

.... 49

.... 213

.... 549121,290

414,415

390,417,447,476,510,535,566,604,655 of copyrights, printing law............. 67of Dead-Letter Office sale................. 643of insect enemies of forests, etc .... 430 of lake survey charts................... "of library of Alliance, U. S. S... of library of Amphitrite, U. 8. S. of library of Caesar, U. S. S..........of library of Celtic, U. 8.8...........of library of Chicago, U. S. 8 .... of library of Columbia, U.8.8... of library of Franklin, U. S. S.... of library of Glacier, U. 8. S..........of library of Helena, U. 8.8........of library of Kentucky, U. S. S .. of library of Machias,‘U. S. 8 .... of library of Marcellus, U. S. S.. of library of Massachusetts, U. S. of library of Miantonomoh, U. S. of library of Michigan, U. S. S ... of library of Nashville, U. S. S .. of library of Ohio, U. 8. S.............of library of Princeton, U. S. S... of library of Puritan, U. S. 8...........of library of Reina Mercedes,U.S.S of library of Relief, U. S. 8...............of library of Solace, U. S. S...............of library of Southerv, U. S. S.........of library of Topeka,' U. S. S.............of library of Wabash. U. S. S...........

500 154 500 154 500 5275959

262 527 527 501 467 409 379 585 467 467 409 585 501 501 379 501

59 437

S ..8.

of library of Yorktown, U. S. S.........of medical and veterinary zool. 143,629 of public documents ... 84,167,276,390,

416,446,475,510,534,565,604,655of public documents, 1899-1901........ 83of surgeon-general’s library............. 473of tobacco............................................... 520

Catalogue cards, distribution . 390,476,566 printed................................ 416,417,604

Catalogue Division............. 416,476,566,604Catalogues, A. L. A..

dictionary.............fof China...............library............................. ”'..’ ” ” ” \Library of Congress.......................' ’ ’

Cataloguing, Library of Congress rulesCatalpa................................. <_....................

566 524635476 566416 577460 402 565

Catbalogan, P. I., chart.................Caterpillars, salt-marsh...............Catfish................................................

yellow............................. ''''.”.Catheter in bladder......................’ ’Catholic Church, Winchester, VaCatlin, Emily....................................Cato, sloop..........................’ ’ ’ ’ ’Catskill Creek.................................”Cattaraugus Reservation7Cattle....................................... ............

Argentina.......................'”''''

.... 647

.... 274129,189.... 163.... 161 219,364 .... 576 411,557


PageCattle, associations.................................... 576

beef.......................................................... 220Brazil........... .......................................... 493breeders’ associations...........................575breeding...................................................576Brittany................................................. 550Cuba........................................................ 576Danish West Indies............................ 372diseases.................................... 493,576,630diseases, .to print........................... 294,361exports from Mexico to Cuba............ 157feeding.................................................. 402freight rates............................ 276,407,534fruit for.................................................. 458Great Britain........ ............................... 54importation..................................... 66,485insects injurious to.............................. 402inspection................................ 143,252,457judging dairy breeds...........................486marketing............................................. 49markets.................................................. 576Mexico..................................... 157,504,635mycotic stomatitis................................ 486New Mexico......................................... 261Noble County, Okla........................... 367Normandy............................................. 550Oklahoma Fat Stock Show............. 48Paraguay....................................... 529,550pedigree record books........................ 575Peru........................................................ 266Philippines........................................... 411Ponca Reservation.............................. 143quarantine..................................... 367,457reservoirs for, on public lands........ 22respiration calorimeter............... 49,402scabies.......................... ........... 252,457,517score cards in judging.........................576splenetic fever........................ 48,517,545statistics......................................... 401,429stock farming....................................... 551transportation..................................... 485Transvaal...................................... 497trespassing on Indian reservations- 639 tubercle bacilli........... ......... 143,546,576tuberculosis..................................... 49,576Venezuelan, for Cuba........................ 635

Cattle plague, Egypt................................ 493Cattle Raisers’ Association of Texas.. 276Caucasus, manganese.............................. 257Cavalry, pontoons.................................... 473

restored privileges...................................... .357Cavalry and Field Artillery, School of \ Jlinn f/A** rrmnrt 1 QOQ QGQCave Hills forest reserve................. 252,427Cavite, P. I., naval station..................... 59Cawley, Morris F....................................... 251Cayce, Lelia G............................................. 118Cayes, Nathaniel....................................... 627Cearfi, minerals......................................... 265Cebu Island................................................. 549

chart............................ 491Cecidomvia destructor Say..................... 367Cedar.................................................... 372,411

red........................................................... 578Celtic, U.S.S............................................... 154Celtis occidentalis.................................... 578Cement......................................... 375,376,583

Germany................................................. 550Portland................................................. 466

Cemeteries................................................... 648national, see names of individual

cemeteries.Census, American...................................... 404

12th, see Census, Bureau of the.Census Bureau, P. I.......................... 443,471Census, Bureau of the, Commerce and

Labor Department............... 146,254,370,404,434,443,460,471,490,549,633

employees.*............................................ 117manufactures statistics........95,117,178

PageCensus, Bur. of the,C. and L. Dept., rec-

ords of births and deaths . 7,117,294report, 1903 ............................................. 524report, 1904............................................. 633

Census, Committee on the, House .... 117Senate......................... 7,95

Centenary Reformed Ch., Winchester. 387Central America, altitudes....................... 529

hieroglyphics................................ 563,601Mexican trade commission............... 497

Central City, Colo., Odd Fellows.......... 21Central Dispensarv, D. C......................... 165

report, 1904 .............................................. 599Central Railroad and Bridge Co..........221Central University of Kentucky..........181Central Yellow Pine Association...... 390Centrifugal analysis of soil.......................578Cereal food, American, in Austria .... 497 Cereals, see Grain.Ceres, ship.................................................. 651Certificates, medical................................ 548

of indebtedness............................ 159,471to accompany contracts....................... 579

Certificates of deposit.............................. 504Ceylon................................................... 407,493Chaco, Argentina........................................557Chaffee, Earl W........................................... 358Chagres River basin................................ 369Chains............................................ 522Chalcodermus eeneus Boh....................... 402Chamber of Commerce of Chattanooga 276Chamberlain, Isidore F..................... 29,208Chamberlain, John A....................... 113,124Chamberlain, Joseph.............................. 447Chamberlin, Garrett V..................... 115,244Chamberlin, William H...........................616Chambers of commerce. ........ 147,493,522Champagne, John R........................ 274,653Champagne................................................. 493Champion, steamer.................................. 383Champlain, Lake, lights, etc................... 550Champlin, Elizabeth F..................... 233,303Champlin, James J.................................... 622Chandler, Garret S................................... 163Chandler, John A...................................... 163Chandler, Louise.................................. 19,123Chaney, Catharine L................................ 114Channel sweep.................................... 255,370Channels, restoration, etc............... 293,363Chapin, Monroe......................................... 624Chaplains, Army.......................... 12,138,290Chapman, Edgar.................................. 35,109Chapman, Emily.................................. 37,208Chapman, Melinda H........................... 15,33Chappell , James E............................ 321,348Chargo, Charles W............................ 193,222Charities, Board of, D.C........................... 80Chariton County, Mo........... ...................... 290Charleroi and Monessen Bridge Co. 26,178Charleston, S. C.................................... 66,161Charlestown, W. Va., Baptist Church. 651Charlevoix, Mich., chart......................... 76

harbor..................................................... 72storm-warning station......................... 221

Charlie, barge............... :............................ 47Chariot, chief............................................... 295Charlotte, sloop.......................................... 163Charts, see Maps and charts.Chase, Charles C.................................... 26,105Chase, Elmore Y......................................... 310Chase, Francis E....................................... 35Chase, Josephine C.................................. 15,38Chase, Walter F......................................... 33Chase, revenue steamer........................... 69Chastain, Alafair....................................... 326Chatfield, Theodore E......................... 18,127Chattanooga,Tenn.,lock, etc. 294,363,628Chattanooga and Chickamauga na-

tional park, see Chickamauga.Chautauqua, N.Y'., topographic sheet. 464

676 Ind ex , 1904

Page [Cheat River................................................ 72Checks, D. C................................ 218,291,299

official.................................................... 41Treasurer’s............................................... 268 I

Chedabucto Bay...... ...................................586Cheddar cheese......................................... 518Cheese.................................................. 458,577

Cheddar...................................................518coating with paraffin...........................253cold curing................................... 144,576nitrogenous bodies in........... 49,144,430

Chemical industry, Germany........ 493,497Chemicals, adulterated ................. 143Chemistry, bibliography........................ 533Chemistry, Bureau of.............................. 143,

367,401,430,458,486,518,546,576,630 Chemists, Official Agricultural Asso-

ciation of. 430,486,519,577,630Cheney, Sylvania S.......................... 102,226Cheney, William J................................... 622Ch eno with, Mary................................ 31,107Cherokee Indians.... 6,55,179,219,259,584 Cherries, French vs. American........... 406Cherry, Kezia..................................... 139,196Cherry fruit fly........................................... 402Cherry Point, light................................... 337Cherryfield, Me., topographic sheet... 463Chesapeake and Ohio Canal bonds.... 333Chesapeake Bay......................................... 434

canal to Delaware Bay....................... 363chart........................................................ 434light........................................................ 632

Chester, William H. H..................... 229,325Chester, Pa., subport of entry .. 5,9,47,157Chester, Walter B., schooner................. 332Chesterfield Co., Va., Enon Baptist Ch. 387Chestnut trees, Italy................................ 147

Maryland.................................................519Chestnut weevils....................................... 402Chestnuts, Italy......................................... 147Cheyenne, Wyo,, flood.............................. 490Cheyenne and Arapahoe Reservation. 427Cheyenne River Reservation........ 252,428Chiatovich, John ...................................... 331Chicago, Ill., harbor improvement ... 594

Independent Treasury....................... 69naval officer of customs......... 47,93,382

post route map..................................... 617th civil-service district.... 276,509,603

Chicago, U. 8. 8..................................... 500Chicago and Erie Railroad Co .... 289,336Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R. Co. 276Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville

Railway Company............... . 276 IChicago, Kans.City & Texas Ry.Co. 120,178 IChicago Live Stock Exchange............. 276Chicago River ........................................... 594

Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Rail-

Chicago, St. Louis'and New Orleans

Chickamauga and Chattanooga Na-

Chickamauga and Chattanooga Na-tional ParkComn., report, 1903.. 269

report, 1904 ............................................. 593Chickasaw Indians.... 120,259,290,335,639

asphalt lands......... . ........................... 462citizenship commission.......................637coal lands........ . ......................................525

Chickasawhay River................................ 72Chickasha, Ind. T., topographic sheet. 584Chicken mites ........................ 253 Chickens, see Poultry.Chicopee, Mass., bridge........... 290,298,336Chief Mountain, topographic sheet... 464 Chief of staff, see Staff Corps, General.Chifu, China, chart............................. 263

PageChildren,defective sight and hearing.. 150

District of Columbia............. 80,654feeding.................................................. 407labor of............................ 150,372,434,460

Chile...................................................... 64,157,265,411,439,469,504,529,557,590,644

bibliography......................................... 156clover seed.'........................................... 493commerce............................................... 256exports.................................................. 147harbor dues........................................... 493industrial exposition.......................... 581insurance............................................... 551machinery imported.......................... 523nitrates ..'......................................... 54,495public works......................................... 406wine and alcohol................................ 441

Chill, Alfred............................................... 351Chimaera.............................................. 82,475China............................................. 147,256,493

Belgian enterprises............................ 496boots and shoes.................................... 580catalogues for....................................... 635commerce....................................... 497,581commercial treaty with U.S.... 63,427consuls in.............................................. 589copyright treaty with U.S................. 167emigration....................................... 54,167faulty American packing for......... 373Germany’s interests in....................... 635gold standard................................. 65,590gold standard, to print............... 247,428medicine................................................ 81monetary system.................................. 65natives in Africa.................................. 494natives in Philippines............... 443,648northern, commerce.......................... 148packing for .. ............ 635parcels-post........................................ 373population............................................. 654pumps and lamps................................ 373railroads......................................... 372,497rope market........................................... 54-•trade-marks......................................... 582*treaties................................................. 557wood oil................................................. 373

China-clay............................................. 53,257China ware, Limoges................................ 257Chinese, see China.Chinese exclusion, U. S............. 52,167,295Chinese Turkestan, see Turkestan.Chinook, Mont., topographic sheet.... 554Chippewa Indians............................. 99Chippewa lands................................... 185

agricultural..................................... 409pine.................................................. 436,466

Chippewa of the Mississippi Reserva-tion, see Chippewa Reservation.

Chishima, see Simushir Island.Chitwood, Louisa R............................ 18,127Chivington, Isabella........................ 323,340

। Chiwaukum, Wash., topog. sheet........465Chlorophyce®........................................... 565Choat, Susan R.................................. 198,226Choco.......................................... 265

I Choco region............................................... 372: Choctaw County, Ala., bridge........... 25,94

Choctaw Indians . .120,214,259,290,335,639asphalt lands....................................... 462

; citizenship commission..................... 637coal lands................. 119,290,301,462,525warrants......................................... 99,335

j Choctaw, Okla, and Gulf R. R. 119,290,301Choctawhatchee River, bridge ... 290,336

| Cholera................................................ 413,560I hogs................................................. 143,576

Christ Episcopal Church, Holly Springs, Miss................... 47,142

I Christmas, books as gifts for................. 599

Janu ary —I )ecemb er 677

PageChristopherson, Anna S................... 229,312Christy, George B.............................. 109,136Christy, Henry....................................... 20,28Chromic iron ore..'................................... 376Chromite............................... 376Chromium........................................... 375,583Chromogenic bacteria............................ 506Chronister, Jacob........... 1................. 318,342Ch rysler, Sarah S..................................... 14,26 1Chunn, Blanche L............................ 113,139Church, Frank H....................................... 333 |Church, La Roy B.............................. 200,342Church street, D. C............................ 291,333Churches, war claims for.......................... 46 ;Churchill, Creighton................................ 242Cichlops......... .•.......................................... 564Cider................................................ 53,147,577Cider vinegar............................................. 53Cienfuegos, Cuba................................. 497,504 iCigarettes, anticoupon bill...................... 251 |Cigars, anticoupon bill............................ 251

tariff on importations from P. I.... 269 ,Cincinnati, Ohio, 6th civil-service

district............................. 446,534 |Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley R. R. 276 Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce.... 604 | Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas

Pacific Railway.............................. 381 !Cincinnatus, ship..................................... 651 JCircle, Alaska............................................. 440 iCircuit courts, see Courts of U. S.Circuit Courts of Appeals, distribution

of reports.................... 186Montgomery, Ala.......................... 40,290New Orleans, La............................ 40,178 I9th district............................................. 301 I

Circuit judges, 1st circuit...................... 354 ICirculars, Agriculture Department... 50 I

see also Dept., etc., issuing them.Cist, Charles M........................................... 390Cities, accounts......................................... 370

electric railroads owned by............. 497finance.................................................... 490fire alarm and police patrol systems 434Louisiana Purchase Exposition .... 48population............................................. 370school systems..................................... 150Spanish law in Philippines .... 443,560

Citizens’ Bank of Louisiana.................. 96Citizens of U. S., protection, etc.......... 334Citizenship, Choctaw nation, etc.......... 637

United States......................................... 157Citrous-trees............................................... 253Citrus, Cal...................................... »............ 548City and Suburban Railway, D. C........164Civet............................................................. 492Civil engineers, Navy....................... 527,555Civil govt., in Philippines. 327,335,364,413Civil Governor, P. I., executive orders

and proclamations.......... 442,443,560report, 1903 ............................................. 442reports, 1900-1903.................................. 442

Civil Hospital, P. I., report, 1903 ............ 472Civil Sanitarium, P. I., report, 1903.... 472Civil service, appointments, etc.......... 579

employees reclassified......................... 329employees under.................................. 436France.................................................... 550Norway.................................................. 497Paraguay............................................... 551reform in......................................... 117,215retired list............................................. 329retirement..................................... 329,330superannuation........................... 329,330suspension of law and regulations. 215United States....................................... 549see also Civil Service Board. P. I.—

Civil Service Commission.Civil Service Board, P. 1................... 443,648

PageCivil Service Commission........S3,166,275,

389,416,446,475,509,533,564,603,655 political assessments......................... 520,

527,529,530,534 report, 1903...................................... 166,389

Civil Service,Com.on Reform in 117,215,329Civil-service districts.................................475

1st......................................... 83,509,533,5642d.................................. 83,275,475,565,6553d...................... ........................ 166,446,5654th..................................................... 446,5095th............................................................ 5346th................... . ............................... 446,5347th............................................. 276,509,6038th..................................................... 416,5099th............................................................ 53410th.......................................................... 65511th ,........................................................ 53412th.......................................................... 47513th.......................................................... 446

Civil War, calendar.................................. 154claims of Missouri.............................. 383claims of Vermont.......................... 46,94literature in War Department li-

brary.................................................. 473medals............................................. 357,358official naval records.......................... 263telegraph operators .’................... 324,385

Civilian engineers.................................... 271Claims, allowed.................................... 66,381

burglary, Post-Office Department.. 643Colon fire....................................... 180,264fire, Post-Office Department............. 643Frankford Arsenal explosion ... 76,268Great Britain against U.S................. 63hotel keepers....................................... 406Indian depredations.......................... 58,

301,334,378,641internal revenue.................................... 297mining.................................................. 261mission.................................................... 152officers and enlisted men................. 12pecuniary international................... 411pension................................................... 637postal...................,................................. 61sealing............................................. 239,300War with Spain....................... 12,250,652see also Judgments—names of claim-

ants.Claims, Com. on, House... 118,215,330,620

Clapp, Moses E............................................. 7,10,11,13,96,99,180,185,300,615

i Clapp, Sarah A.......................................... 46j Clark, Charles J................................. 112.135

Clark, Charles S...................................... 18,34| Clark, Clarence D......................... 22,185,300

Clark, Frank H.................................. 132,190i Clark, Frederick............................... ..... 616

Clark, Joseph M.......................................... 59Clark, Mary S....................................... 108,124Clark, Sarah G................... 46

( Clark, William.......................................... 39] Clark, William H.................................. 14,26

Clarke, Alice W............. . .................. 123,188j Clarke, Charles P......................... :■■■ 29,113! Clarke, Henry T........................................ 187■ Clarke County, Ala., bridge..................25,94| Clary, Robert E.................................. 137,194. Classification, decimal............................ 566

expansive............................................... 566library..................................................... 476Library of Congress............................ 566music...................................................... 510

| Classification bulletin................. 58,409,555Classification Division............... #8,409,555Classified service, see Civil service.Clavier, Ellenora................................ 326,360Clay, Alexander S................. 6,9,115,182,212

678 Index , 1904

PageClay......................................... 375,376,486,553

china-................................................. 53,257industries in United States............... 151

Claypool, Abram.......... 125,200,427Clayton, Henry D................................ 40,354Clearwater Mountains............................ 525Cleavage...................................................... 525Clerks, House of Representatives. 215,620

Justice Department............................ 641paymasters............................................. 647Public Health and Marine-Hospital

Service............................................... 647Clerks of United States courts............... 353

internal revenue cases.........................413Cleveland, Ohio, topographic sheet 56,584 Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St.

Louis Railway Company............. 84Clifford, Michael, alias.........................36,312Clifton, Alison................................... 112,228Clifton street, D. C................................... 184Climate........................................................ 520

and consumption................................ .261Binghamton, N. Y.............................. 369Costa Rica......................... 51,254,369,529Hawaii.................................................... 369Korea...................... 403Manchuria............................................. 403Merzifoun, Turkey................................ 403Philippines............................................. 471relation of timber to.............................459Siberia...................................................... 403winter............................................. 490,548

Climatic charts of United States......... 433Climatology................................................ 548Clinch, Fort................................................ 179Clooten, Clemon....................................... 618Cloth, permanent finish.............................147Cloth mills.................................................. 64Clothing, ready-made................................ 147Cloudbursts........................................... 548Clouds.......................................................... 403

Cucamonga Mountains..................... 145in weather forecasting.........................254West Indies........................................... 520

Clover seed.................;.............. 215,493,519Clover-seed chalcis-fly............................ 402Cloyes, Nathan H...................................... 77Club Creek.................................................. 161Clune, Eliza................................. 222Coahuila, Mexico...................................... 644Coakley, Stephen W................................ 138Coal................... 256,375,376,406,493,581,637

Alaska.................................................... 466American, in Cienfuegos........... 497,504Argentina.............................................. 557Bering River......................................... 375briquettes in France............................ 496British Columbia................................ 635Canada.................................................. 522consumption......................................... 157freight rates............................................. 534Honduras............................................... 53Louisiana Purchase Exposition.... 259production.............................. 150,157,372Russia. .................................................. 372United States trade............... . ............ 65Yukon......................................... 150

Coal City, Ill., port of delivery. 290,366,412Coal-cutting machines............................ 493Coal lands, Alaska .... 187,214.248,289,500

Chickasa w Indians.............................. 525Choctaw Indians... 119,290,301,462,525Indian Territory.......................... 462,525

Coal mine workers, unions.......................405Coal mines, Territories..................... 524,585Coal trusts............................ 354,378,493,522

■Coalingstations, U.S., in Cuba. 153,155,381Coast and Geodetic Survey.... 51,146,255,

370,404,434,460,490,521,549,579,633 report, 1903..... 370

PageCoast defense..................................... 531,593Coast Guard & Transportation, Bur. of. 270Coast pilots.... 146,255,370,404,434,460,549Coasting trade, Great Britain............... 522Coaticook, Canada................................... 635Cobalt.................................................... 376,583Cochran, Abraham W....................... 131,188Cochran, Jacob......................................... 626Cockran, JU. Bourke................................... 366Cockrell, Francis M........ 95,151,186,302,383Cockroaches....................................... 166,475Cocoa........................................................... 372Cocoanut groves, Honduras................... 469Cocoanut oil................................. 53,497,522Cocoons, Piedmont, Italy..................... 551

yielding colored silk........................ 523Cod............................................................... 549Cod, Cape.................................................... 161

sand dunes............................................. 432Cod fisheries, Norway.............................. 497Cod-liver oil......................................... 256,493Code list of merchant vessels, see Sea-

going vessels.Codling moths........................................... 367Cody, William............................. 616Coe, Samuel B........................... 625Coeducation.............................................. 150Coelentera.................................................... 81Coelostat telescope..................................... 82Coffee, George..................................... 111,226Coffee..................................... 147,504,557,590

Brazil...................................................... 64.156,265,381,411,439,529,559,644

Colombia........................................... 53,439Costa Rica............................................. 590Guatemala............................................. 64Haiti........................................................ 411imports.................................................. 529India........................................................ 581Mexico.................................................... 157Porto Rico.................................... 50,53,266Salvador................................................. 504substitute for......................................... 498

Coffin, Henry C.................................. 122,2C0Coffin, William E.............................. 196,235Coinage, Colombia.................................... 265

India........................................................ 65laws.......................................................... 427laws,to print. .......................... 247,427Salvador................................................. 469tests............. -........................................... 441

Coins, foreign........................ 68,384,470,559uncurrent....................................... 441,530United^tates....................................... 505see also Currency.

Coisco Bay, chart..................................... 437Coke............................................... 376,553,637

New South Wales................................ 493Rhennish Prussia................................ 493

Cold............................................................... 165Cold storage, apples............................ 400,489

cheese curing................................ 144,576fruit.......................................................... 402

Cold waves.................................................. 433Cole, Emmett......................................... 36,108Cole, Erwin R......................................... 16,27Cole, Harmon P.................................. 317,349Coleman, DavidC.............................. 112,244Coleman, Rachel H.......................... 312,360Collaboration in statistical work........460Collahuasi mineral district.....................590Collars, stone..................................... 563,602Collectors, customs........................ 9,183,412

internal revenue.......................... 268,383Colleges........................................................ 150

age of graduation................................ 150agricultural........................................... 49.

50,150,400,431,486,487,576documents for..................................... 534

Colletotrichum gloeosporioides..............253

January —Decem ber 679

cedar...........................................Choco region............................Colon fire claims.....................election of President Reyes, manufacturers’ tags...............precious stones industry .... relations with United States tariff...................... -..................

Colon, Panama..............................fire claims................................

Colonel Baker, schooner...........

Page | Collingwood, William H................. 114,233

Collins, Catharine W........................... 13,132 !Collins, Charles R.............................. 112,135Collins, John T..................................... 27,106Collins, Thaddeus S......................... 115,126Collisions, at sea..................................... • 380

of trains............................ 167,390,475,565with derelicts and wrecks................... 154

Colman, Anna M....................................... 181Colman, Charles D.................................... 181Colombia...................................................... 53,

157,265,372,411,439,504,529,590 American vs. European trade.......... 406

372 180,264 .... 469 .... 494 .... 644 . 64,156 381,557 147,268 180,264 .... 162

Colonies, extradition................................ 63Germany___ 54,147,493,494,495,522,580Great Britain............................ 53,147,256Netherlands . Portugal-----

Colonization...............................................Colorado, arbitration board reports...

carboniferous strata and fauna .... clouds................................................

gypsum deposits.................................historic and prehistoric ruins..........irrigation..............................................labor laws..............................................labor troubles..................................... •post route map.....................................reclamation of land............................surveys....................................................water rights...........................................

Colorado. Dept, of the, report, 1903 ...

522 497 465

52 150 403376 639 465

. 405 6,94

. 62

. 525

. 22 !. 49. 384. 532. 465report, 1904 ...................................

Colorado River, use in irrigation Colorado River of the West. 72,249,294,353Coloration of silk, natural....................... 402Colored race, see Negroes.Colors................................. . ......................Columbia, Ky., Baptist Church..........Columbia, La.,bridge............................Columbia, S. C„ topographic sheet...

402

430651

584527Columbia, U. S. S-------------------- -

Columbia Arsenal....................... 290,302,35/Columbia Brewing Company.......... 118,181Columbia, Dept, of the, report, 1903...ColumbiaHospital forWomen,rp.,1903.

report, 1904 .............................................Columbia Institution for the Instruc-

tion of the Deaf and Dumb, re-port, 1903...............................

384165533

524582report, 1904----------- ----------------

Columbia Military Academy.. 290,302,3o7Columbia, Newberry & Laurens R. R. 534Columbia Polytechnic Inst, for Blind. 183Columbia River.................................. 161,597

charts........... ................................... 460’-4o?>Columbian University................. - - - - - 5,23Columbus Memorial Library.. 64,156,265, --------- _

380 411 439,469,503,529, 557,590,644 Commons, Benjamin L .. . . . ..............•Colville William H ...................... 322,348 Community demonstration farm...Colville Reservation. 11.120,219,290,301,335 Commutation of homestead entries Colville River • ............................ 259 Commutation of quarters, ArmyColvin, Edward ‘.............................. 193,344 Compagnie Franyaise des Cables T616-Coma 413Comanche Indians, see Kiowa and Co-

manche Reservation.

47522

’ graphiques.......................................Compagnie GOnOrale Transatlantique. 'Compania de los Ferrocarriles de

Combat tan ts" fra ncais de la guerre Puerto Rico .....................................americaine, to print..................... 362 Company A, Corps ol Engineers

Combs, James B................................. 131,208 Compass, variation of................. 60,l.i4,_63

645649

Page'Comer, John W.................................... 227,323Commemoration Bay, see Pamyat.Commerce......................... ..................... - • 369

consular reports...............................65,15/,266,381,440,469,504,529,558,590,644

Federal control.................................... 604foreign .................. 53,65,157,256,

266,371,407,411,440,469,493,496,’504, 522,523, 529, 552, 558, 581,590.636,644

freight rates........................................... 276growth.................................................. 461internal......................................... 147,258,

373,405,435,461,498,522,552,580,634 interstate........ 12,25,99,120,212,296,354opportunities abroad................... 523,551tonnage of vessels.................................. 404treaties................................................ 256world’s.____ ............... 492,550,590see also Exports—Imports—Reci-

procity—names of countries and places.

Commerce and finance, Monthly sum-mary ...____ ............ 55,149,258,

373,407,435,461,498,523,552,582,636 Commerce & Labor, Dept, of .. 51,145,254,

369,404,433,460,490,520,548,579,632 building for...................................... 21

documents for.............................. 290,361fur seals................................................... 366immigration acts amended............. 294report, 1903....................................... .287,404report, 1904........................... 632

Commerce and navigation, 1903... 373,461 Commerce and navigation, Russian

department of.................................. 372Commerce & Police, Dept, of, rp.. 1903. 442 Commerce, Com. on.. 8,97,182,297,399,614 Commerce, dept, of, Great Britain 147,496 Commerce, Ministry of, Hungary....... 491Commercial agents, see Commercial

494

493529256

travelers.Commercial attaches...............Commercial code, Venezuela Commercial congress............. . .............. -Commercial education............... 53,150,49/Commercial expedition, Great Britain. 581Commercial Museum of P. I... 147,406,493Commercial museums, Vienna................256Commercial Pacific Cable....................... 504Commercial relations, 1903 ..................... 550Commercial schools.......................... 150,522Commercial teachers................................ 581Commercial travelers....................... 493,581

abroad.................................................... 147in South and Central America.. 156,15/

Commercial treaties.................................. 493China and United States.............. 63,42/Ethiopia and United States................264Germany........................ .. 54,147,372,522

Commissary-gen., see Subsistence Dept. -Commissioners, court....................... 239,262

D. C., report, 1903 ................. 165,388,445D. C. report, 1904 .......................... 599,654

Commissioners of State Labor Bureaus.Commissions, homestead entries..........

Post-Office Department ..........Committees, House, 58th Cong. 2d sess .

House,58th Cong. 3d sess .... Senate, 58th Cong. 3d session

460 327 468

22 519 614

245.323..». 1455... 327

680 Ind ex , 190-i

PagePage jCompetition, of steamships, Liverpool. 55

unfair................................................ 493Component of wind, vertical............... 403Comprehensive index of Government

publications................... 361,428Comptroller of the Currency 68,267,383,530

report, 1903 ............................ 67,68,158report, 1904 ........................................... 646

Compt. of the Treasury.... 158,412,503.591 decisions......................................... 558report, 1904 ............................................. 530

Compulsory attendance at schools.... 150Conant, Cynthia A............................ 191,233Conant, William T................................... 33Conatt, Elizabeth E.......................... 316,347Concentration, national........................ 523Concepcion, Port, chart.......................... 521Conception, Point, light........................ 97Conciliation, French strikes................. 55Concrete, for railway ties.........................372Concurrent resolutions..................... 362,427Condensed eggs.......................................... 147 ■Conery, Edward, sr........................... 181,333 }Confederates, graves of........................... 356 !

see also Civil War.Conference Committees.................... 177,287 |Conference reports..................................... 364 jConger, Everton J............................ 318,340Congo, see Kongo. Congress........................................... 5,93,177

287,399,427,457,485,517,545,575,613 adjournment......................................... 427extraordinary session.......................... 427 |invited to La. Pur. Expos.. 328,335,428salaries of employees........................ 613

Congress of Indian Educators................. 554Congressional directory............... 5,287,613Congressional documents, bound vol-

umes ..................................... 48, ।142,252,366,400,429,457,545,575,629

Congressional Library, see Library of Congress.

Congressional record.......................... 5 j93,177,287,399,427,457,485,613

better type used................................... 116leave to print remarks in................... 364

Conklin, Emily.................................... 26,104 IConklin, Martha E.................................... 332Conn, Robert....................................... 204,236Connecticut, insects................................ 367

labor laws......................................... 52,405mail contracts......................................... 528post route map...................................... 62river and harbor improvement .... 594 wells, springs, etc........................ 525,526

Connecticut, U, 8. 8.................................. 59Connecticut R., bridges 182,221,290,298,336Connecticut Valley.................................. 578Connell, John, alias........................... 238,307 ;Connell, William, contested election. 24,119 |Conner, William P............................... 42,101 !Connor, Thomas E............................. 190,232 |Connors, John...................................... 40,103 jConover, William............................... 107,136 !Conry v. Keliher....................................... 24Considine, George F................................ 248Consolidation of schools................. 150,374Conspiracy, meaning of word........ 137,239Constant, Elizabeth B....................... 125,202 ;Constant of radiation.............................. 254 jConstantine Harbor, chart..................... 370 |Constantinople, Turkey...............?. 155,498Constitutions, Panama'..................... 156,265

United States....................................... 620U. 8., amendment proposed........... 214Venezuela............................................. 440.

Construction & Repair, Bur.of,rp.,1903. 153Constructive recess.................................. 159 |Consular Academy, Vienna................... 406Consular correspondence...................... 644 I

Consular courts.................................. 354,589Consular invoices, Brazil......................... 411Consular officers, instructions to......... 410

La tin-American............................ 411,469Consular reports, daily............. 53,147,256,

371, 405,435,461,492,522,550, 580,634 monthly.................................................. 53t

147, 256,371,406,492,522,550,580,634

Consular service........................ 410,528,643advantages of................................. 406appropriations..................... 24,63,95,178British and American................... 581Canada............................................. 550invoices........................................... 156,372Manchuria....................................... 63Panama............................................. 523reorganization................................ 218Sweden and Norway..................... 552

Consulates, commercial attaches for.. 493Germany........................................... 493

Consuls.................................................. 493Argentina......................................... 156Austro-Hungarian........................ 497Greece and U.S.............................. 428Latin-American.............................. 529power in foreign countries.......... 589rent appropriations...................... 643reports............................................ 54,550Salvador........................................... 469Uruguay........................................... 65

Consumption, see Tuberculosis.Consumption tax, wines................... 65Contagious diseases, see Infectious dis-

eases. Contested elections, House..................... 24,

119,218,334,619,620,621Continental Congress, journals........... 655Contraband of war........... ....................... 404Contractors, opportunities for. 522,581,635

Warsaw.................................................. 372 1Contracts, certificates to accompany.. 579

District of Columbia.......................23,98Contributions to American library his-

tory......................................... 604Contributions to economic geology ... 374Controller Bay, chart.............................. 460Conventions, see Treaties.Converse, Alpheus................................ 21,28Converse, Cora M..................................... 39Convict labor............................................. 354Conway, Patrick J................................ 21,27Cook, Catharine................................ 322,344Cook, Dana........................................... 33,104Cook, Harriet A.................................... 32,109Cook. John........................................... 323,360Cook, Lawrence.................................. 227,304Cook, Mary A. V................................ 246,322Cook, Richard L.................................... 19,34Cook, Washington 1.................................. 350Cook Bay, chart......................................... 586Cooke, Robert H................................ 133,200Cooke, Sidney G....................................... 84Cooking of meat....................................... 253Cooks Inlet, Alaska.................................. 440Cooksey, Andrew..................................... 345Cooley, Emily M. J................. ........... 323,340Coombs, Irving W.................................... 39Coonley, Theodore............................ 237,307Coons, Mary F........................................... 653Cooper, Henry........................................... 163Cooper, Henry A .................................. 25,335Cooper, Joseph H................................ 32,109Cooper, Justin M................................ 106,225Cooper, Samuel......................................... 163Cooper, William H............................ 126,309Cooperation, Denmark............................ 256Copake, N. Y., topographic sheet........584Copenhagen, Denmark, ry. to Berlin.. 53Copiah County, Miss................................ 332

Ianuar y —Decem ber 681

PageCopper............. 157,375,376,497,553,583,590

Encampment, Wyo.............................. 462Globe district....................................... 260

Copper sulphate......................................... 407Copra........................................................... 522Copyright Office.......................... 84,167,277,

390,417,447,476,510,535,566,604,655printing law......................................... 67report, 1903............................................. 390report, 1904 ............................................. 655

Copyrights.................................................. 7Cuba....,....................................... 157,427legislation..................................... 390,655proofs concerning printing............. 358translations..................................... 13,242see also Copyright Office.

Corals............................................................ 508Corbin, Richard T.................................... 329Cordoba, Spain, exposition..................... 372Core, Daniel W........................................... 77Core, Hugh.................................................. 77Corea, see Korea.Cormanv, Samuel E......................... 21,131Corn........................ 401,432,489, 490,520,577

American, in France.................... 148Argentina......................................... 48meteorological service................. 254Roumania........................................ 523selection of seed............................ 402

Cornell, Mary H............................ 207,359Corporal punishment........................ 150Corporation counsel's office, D. C......... 184Corporations......................................... 137

Alaska.............................. 116,289,365,582District of Columbia.................... 298District of Columbia, to print laws. 247Federal control.............................. 604involvedin Northern Securities case 378

Corporations, Bureau of.................... 369report, 1904 ............................................. 634

Corps of Engineers, see Engineers, Corps of.

Corr, Charles G..................................... 42,110Correll, Nicholas................................ 222,306Correspondence, diplomatic, etc......... 644

military.................................................. 414Post-Office Department.................. 588

Corsica.......................................................... 256Cosgrove, Susanna............................ 126,192Cosines...,.................................................. 438Cosmology, Iroquoian.............................. 564

14•»•>1 in neo cm E^n coo

Costa Rica. 157,265,411,439,469,504,529,590bananas................................................... 256climate ..................................... 51,254,369coffee............................................... 557,590commerce............................................... 557interoceanic canal.............................. 156map........... t............................................ 558market conditions.............................. 644money order convention ................... 427tariff.......................................................... 64

Coster, Amelia................................... 319,348Costigan, Albert................................. 138,189Cotey, Joseph L.................................. 203,347Cottage cheese........................................... 458Cotter, Margaret................................... 16,30Cottidae.................................................. 83,475Cotting, Edward A.............................. 15,129Cotton........................ 54,70,147,157,256,372,

401,406,433,440,489,493,504,522,551Africa...................................................... 581Argentina....................................... 265,503artificial.................................................. 522Brazil...................................................... 411crops of 1900-03 ...................................... 459Ecuador.................................................. 590exports..................................... 53,147,256,

371,405,435,461,492,522,550,580,634Great Britain......................................... 635

PageCotton, Haiti...........................................

insects, diseases, etc., affecting .. meteorological service...................Mexico.................................................statistics............... ,...........................United States....................................

Cotton-boll weevils................................

529629254504157656,

23,48,144,361,401,402,518,546,630appropriation for combating........... 629enemy of.................................. 403,458,557

Cotton-boll worm...................................... 144Cotton congress............................................522Cotton ginning............................ 146,434,633Cotton-gins................................................... 518Cotton goods............................................... 372

American, in foreign markets........522Honduras............................................... 504Turkey..................................................... 523

Cotton Growing Assoc., British ... 295,581Cotton seed, boll weevils in Cotton-seed oil......................Cotton thread.........................Cottonwood............................

518256373578

Cottonwood Falls, Kans., geologic atlas 436Couch, Isaac M.................... 16,127Coughlin, Thomas.................................... 616Coulson, Mary A....................................... 96Coulson, Sewell......................................... 96Coultry, P. L............................................... 331Council Bluffs, bridge........ 182,221,292,336Counterfeiting, historic ruins, etc. 327,399County courts, to regulate freight rates 494Couplers, automatic............... . .................. 493Court commissioners, see Com rs., court.Court House Reserve... Court of Claims.............

appeals from.............decisions and rules.. Indian depredations investigations...........

...........................54577,163,272,387,650...........................445...........................251

judgments............................judgments, appropriations

Court of patent appeals..........Court of Private Land Claims Courtney, John A......................Courts, county.......................... .

naval .....................................

. 58,641

.... 353

.... 378 . 66,381 .... 7261,378 ... 340.... 494.... 13

use of Weather Bureau records. 401,520Courts-martial, civilian witnesses........358

naval stations.................................. 13,358Courts of inquiry, civilian witnesses.. 358Courts of U.S.

Alaska ....77,163,272,387,445,650................................. 301

decisions, patent..................... 58,152,262,378,409,437,467,500,526,555,585,640

Federal reporter.................................. 186Florida.............................. 239,354,627,628Georgia...................................... 40,239,290Illinois............................................. 290,354Indian Territory..................... 40,137,178Ind. T., charges against officials. 137,152Indiana.............................................. 354internal revenue cases....................... 413Iowa........................ ........................ 290,354judgments, appropriations.......... 66,378Minnesota............................ .........93,137Missouri....................... 137,290,353Montana................. . ...................... 290,353Nebraska................................................. 353North Carolina............. ................ 290,353Oregon....................... 99,290,301,353rules of practice.................................... 445Tennessee..-.................................... 290,354Texas................................................. 40,178Vermont......................................... 290,353Virginia........................................... 239,290Washington State........................ 137,301West Virginia.......... 40,93,290,354Wisconsin......................................... 41,178see also Justice, Department of.

682 Inde x , 1904

PagePageCousins Jtobert G....................................... 138Covert, Alexander H.......................... 15,38Covert, William H.................................... 617Cow-peas, freight rates............................ 534

iron.......................................................... 145Cowan, Nelson........................................... 77Cowherd, William S....................... 23,119,333Cowpea-pod weevils.................................. 402Cows, apple pomace for.......................... 144

for dairying........................................... 143profitable and unprofitable................253protein for.................................................458

Cox, Cornelius C....................................... 333Cox, Joseph A..................................... 316,359Cox, Marshall...................................... 233,325Cozine, Hiram B.................................. 30,200Craig, Edward M....................................... 273Craig, George W......................................... 273Craig, Seth H....................................... 17,123Craigue, Mary A.................................. 40,104Cram, Emily E........................................... 316Crane, Hannah S....................................... 216Crane & Co.................................................... 118 |Crary, Charles W................................ 320,338Crassulaceee.......................................... 563,602 jCrater Lake National Park, rp., 1903.. 524

report, 1904 ............................................. 582 'Craven, John C........................................... 619Craver, Daniel........................................... 241Crawford, Edson H.......................... 128,205Crawford, George N.......................... 190,228 jCrawford, Joseph B.......................... 110,222 'Crawford, William H................................ 100 ’Crawford, William P........................ 318,358 iCrawford, Fort............................ 261,290,363 jCreager, Peter....................................... 320,339 !Cream, D. C............................................ 98,298 I

fat testing..................................................401 iseparators........................................ 429,458 '

Creameries ................................................ 429 |Credit system............................................. 372Creditors, foreign........................... .".......... 406Creed. Charles D....................................... 617Creek I nd ians.............................. 179,219,585Cribbins. Michael........... .............. 233,303 •Criminal cases, witnesses....................... 41Criminal laws, to revise and codify... 41Criminals, extradition..................... .. 63.

427,428,439,504,643Crimmitschau, Saxony............................ 54Crimson clover seed..'............................... 519 ;Crinoids....................................................... 508Crippleereek. Colo., topog. sheet.......... 584Cristobal Colon. Venezuela..'............... 65Crittenden. W. L....................................... 79Crockett, Hugh T................................ 17,135Croft, George IP......................................... 329Croly, James B............................................ 623 ’Cronkite, William G.......................... 102,134 1Cronmiller. William W.................... 274,653 !Crookston. Minn....................................... 437Crops, Argentina........................................ 411 I

chemistry of soils related to.... 432,519 India........................................................ 635insects affecting................................... 270, I

444,472,507,560,561,593 ‘ irrigated................................................ 577Mexico.................................................... 411nitrate of soda for................................. 577 iof 1903...................................................... 401Philippines.. 71,444,472,507,560,561,593 soiling.................................................... 253Southern States............. . ............ 431,487Spain ...................................................... 635statistics, 1903 .................................. 429

Crosier, Emma................................... 121,191Cross i’. McGuire......................................... 334Cross Sound, chart................................... 404Cross-ties...................................................... 403Crotty, John.............................................. 628

Croty, John, see Crotty.Crouch, Abram...........’.............................. 77Crouch, Lee................................................ 77Crow, Joseph....................................... 327,332Crow, William M.......................... ;.. 318,344Crow, Wyman J......................................... 340Crow Creek flood....................................... 490Crow Reservation............... 119,288,290,300Crowley, Joseph B........................ 223,341,622Crowther, Robert...................................... 616Crugom, Joseph......................................... 18Crum, William D....................................... 66Crumbaugh, William C..................... 320,352Crumpacker, Edgar D...................‘........... 117Crusselle, Edward...................................... 77Crusselle, Thomas G. W.......................... 77Cruzen, Alonzo R.........................•.............. 66Cryderman, Henry A.............................. 138Cryolite................................................. 376,498Ctenostomata..................................... 388,474Cuba........ ............................................ 157,265,

381,411,439,469,504,529,557,590,644alcohol motors and pumps..................550American rice....................................... 495American shipping............................ 149American vs. European trade..........147bats.................................................... 82,474cattle...................................................... 576chart........................................................ 263commerce......................................... 54,372commercial convention with Uni-

ted States................... .•........ 53,64,427copyright extended to............... 168,427cyclones................................................ 548education.................... 150electric railroads....................................257extradition ........................................... 643fishes........................................................ 565free government....................................385fruit.......................................................... 577imports.................................................. 551index to documents relating to........505live stock from Mexico..................... 157Mauser rifles captured in................. 240naval, etc., stations for U.S.... 153,155 postal convention with U.S................427reciprocity with U. S ............... 53,64,427shipments to......................................... 522sugar........................................................ 373tariff................................................ 372,373tax laws.................................................. 147tobacco imported from....................... 549treaties with United States........ 265,468Venezuelan cattle for........................ 634

Cuban seed tobacco.................................. 520Cucamonga Mountains...............................145Cuevas, Juan............................................... 213Culberson, Charles A.................................... 63Culebra, mobilization of squadrons... 153Cullom, Shelby M.............. ,............. 64,95,179Culton, James N.............. ‘.............. 303,348Culture media, for tubercle bacilli. 546,576Cumberland Gap, coal............................ 375Cumberland Presbyterian Church,

Prairiegrove, Ark.......................... 652Pulaski, Tenn....................................... 47

Cumberland River.................................... 594bridge...................................... 290,336

Cumberland Sound............... . ................ 594Cummings, Charles............... ...............15,133Cummings, James H.......................... 34,101Cummings, John....................................... 351Cummins, John F.............................. 223,312Cunningham, Martha M. del B........26,103Curing, of bacon....................................... 576

of cheese........................................, 144,576of meat ............................................. 49,576

Curkendall, Matilda L............................ 626Curran, Edward E.............................. 227,305Curran, Matthew.............................. 195,235

Janu ary —Decemb er 683

Currency...................................................... 329Colombia ....................................... 157,257imported into Salvador..................... 558Inao-China..................... 257Manchuria.............................................. 497of the world........................................... 435Panama................................................... 469Russia..................................................... 374South America....................................... 635systems in various countries............ 65United States.......................................... 505see also Comptroller of the Currency.

Current-wheels........................................... 487Currents, tidal........................................... 370Currier, Frank D........................ 242,334,358Currier, John W.................................. 308,353Curry, Burwell J....................................... 45Curtis, Charles...................... 119,219,288,335Curtis, William.................................. 314,346Curwensville, Pa., topographic sheet.. 151Cushing, Elizabeth S............................. 119Cushing, Martha W.......................... 195,360Cushion, Richard................................ 216,366Cushman, Francis IF................... 120,220,336Cushman, Zebedee M................................ 39Cusimano, A., & Co :................................ 331Custer County. Mont................................ 332Custer County, Okla.................................. 517Custom-house brokers.............................. 251Custom-house ports, Tucacas................. 65Custom-houses, Baltimore, Md............. 331

civil service........................................... 83Crist6bal Colon..................................... 65Mexico. 411,440,469,504,529,558,590,644

Customs appraisers, Pittsburg, Pa.... 6,47Customs decisions..................................... 529Customs districts....................................... 469Customs, Division of.......................... 66,67,

157,158,266,267,382,412,440,441,469, 470,504,505,529,530,558,591,645,646

additional clerks.................................. 66Customs duties, see Tariff—names of

articles imported.Customs inspection, Turkey................. 498Customs notaries................................. 66,67,

267,382,412,441,469,504,529,558,645Customs officers......................................... 147

schools for............................................. 635Customs regulations................................ 66

Canada..................................... 550,580,635Russia.................................................... 495

Customs Service............. 66,157,382,412,469Alaska.................................................... 440collecting customs........... . ................. 645obligors on bonds................................ 382officers............................. 646protests................................................... 266salaries.................................................... 9samples in protest cases..................... 440

Customs service, Canada......................... 493Ecuador.................................................. 644

Customs Service. P. I., report. 1902-03.. 443report, 1904 ............................................. 648

Cut-Head Indians.............................. 429,466Cutting, Henrj’ D...................................... 240Cutts, Mary E............................................. 33Cuyamaca. Cal., topographic sheet... 151Cuyo Island................................................. 270Cyclones .. . ................................... 145,490,548

Jamaica.................................................. 520Cyprinoids........................................... 388,474Cyprus, trade opportunities................... 497Cystidea.............................................. 600,602Dacus, Henry A......................................... 77Dailey, Williani H............................ 210,229Daily consular reports, see Consular

’ reports, daily.Dairy barns......................................... 253,402Dairy Congress, International............. 429Dairy Div.. 143,367,401,429,458,486,518,546

Page PageDairy Federation, International.......... 429Dairy herd........................................... 143,486Dairy industry, see Dairy Division.Dairy products........................................... 430

false branding...................................... 518Germany................................................. 522Great Britain......................................... 576standards....................................... 401,486

Dairying, expositions....................... 429Mexico.............................................. 372Queensland........... ............. 635

Dakota, Department of. report, 1903 .. 384Dakota militia.................................... 295Dalbec, Nelson........................................... 216Dale, Sarah E...................................... 125,203Dale County. Ala., bridge............... 290,336Dalican titer test...................... . 430,486Dalles, The, Oreg...................... 248,293,327Dalles military road grant. 44,94,214,248,294Daly, John.......................... . ................ 40,305Daly, Naomi E........................................... 650Dalzell, John............. 47,141,249,305,363,366Damascus, Syria....................................... 407Dampman, John W.................................. 138Dams, high masonry................................ 465

see also names of rivers and places.Danao River, chart.................................. 579Dandelions.................................................. 144Daniel, Woodson R............................ 204,225Daniels, Clara E....................................... 194Danish, see Denmark.Danish West Indies, see West Indies. Dantzler v. Lever....................................... 218Dar, William ............................................... 619Daram, chart............................... 460Darr, Catherine.................................. 237,306Darrah, George W.............................. 134,194Darters............................................................565Dashiell. Mary E. 0................................. 251Dasson, James.................................... 126,189Date-palms............................................ 368Daughters of the American Revolu-

tion. Nat. Society of the. see Nat. Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution.

Davainea echinobothrida....................... 629Davainea tetragona.................................. 629Davao River, chart.................................... 633Davenport. Isaac....................................... 45Davenport. Norman B............... 1.. 105,236Davenport. Iowa......... 183,220,290,292,354Davenport Water Powe* Co... 183,2t0,292

David. Pierre J.............................. 64,295,355Davidheiser, Cyrus.............................. 34,113Davidson. James II......... .......................... 363Davidson. Mrs. S. M............................... 273Davidson County, Tenn.......................... 547Davidson Inlet. ........................................ 404Davies, Henry A................................ 243,307Davis, Augustus.................................. 317,344Davis, Charles B................................ 204,351Davis, Charles R................................. 119,217Davis, David M.................................. 194,239Davis, George B.................................... 31,101Davis. Henry F.................................... 126,194Davis. Horace E.................................... 26,102Davis, James W.................................... 26,103Davis. Joseph...................................... 229,307Davis. Lucretia.................................. 195,237Davis. Talton T ....................................... 187Davis, Thomas.................................. . 14,133Davis. W. D................................................. 330Davis. William.................................... 139,197Davis, William C.................................. 29,192Davis, William P....................................... 340Davis. Wilson H......................................... 351Davis v. Sims............................................... 218Davis Coal and Coke Company .... 96,330Davis Island dam..................... .’.............. 597

684 Inde x , lb04

PageDavison, Elizabeth............................ 210,224Davison,,lames......................................... 651Davison Chemical Company................. 385Daw, Phebe A.................................. 320,349Dawes Commission, see Five Civilized

Tribes, Commission to the. Daws, Calvin............................................... 33Dawson, Ann..................................... 223,312Day, George W................................ 31,35,108Day, Joshua......................................... 114,232Day, Martha A.................................... 125,203Day marks, Pacific Coast........................ 371

Philippine Islands.............................. 270United States .. 146,405,491,521,550, 580

Dayton, Alston G....................................... 242Dayton, Ohio, port of delivery. 251,290,382Dead-Letter Office.............................. 588,643

report, 1904............................................. 643Deaf and Dumb, Columbia Inst, for the

Instruction of the, report, 1903.. 524report, 1904 ............................................. 582

Dearborn, Alfred W.................................. 348Deardorff, Eliza......................................... 23Deardorff, John W.................................... 23Deardourflt, David................................... 351Dearen, G. H....................................... 118,297De Armond, David A......................... .... 137De Arnaud, Charles A.............................. 624Deaths, records....................... 7,117,294,633De Baugh, Elizabeth........................ 210,224Debt, Argentina......................................... 557

national, Brazil................................... 381statistics of the world........................ 435see also Public debt.

Decimal classification.............................. 566Decisions, Alaskan Boundary Tribunal 503

Compt.of theTreas. 158,412,503,558,591Court of Claims.............................. 77,251customs.................................................. 529Dept, of Commerce and Labor. 145,254,

369,404,433,460,490,520,548,579.632 labor............................ 52,405,434,491,634land........ 55,149,374,407,436,462,524,552patents..................................... 58,152,262,

378,409,437,467,500,526,555,585,640 pension.......................... '...........................55,

149,259,374,407,435,462,498,524Sherman antitrust law..................... 378Supreme Court........................ 77,251,588Supreme Court, P. I............................ 560Treasury.................................. 67,158,267,

382,412,441,470,504,529,558,591,646Decker, Charles E............................... 16,122Decks, water-tight................................... 409Declination, of sun, 1905 .......................... 555Decorations from foreign govts.... 64,156 Deemer, Elias................... 28,123,224,341,622Deer Creek, coal....................................... 375Deer Creek Reservation................... 409,436Deer Isle, Me., topographic sheet........377Deeter, Josiah B ................................126,189Defective classes, schools for................. 150Deficiency appropriations........ 289,296,329

see also bureaus and objects.De Frietas, Vincent.................................. 107Degreasing, of wool.................... . 149,523Deland, George......................................... 345Delaney, Margaret......................... 135,192Delaware, gazetteer................................. 462

labor laws............................................. 52mail contracts..................................... 528post route map..................................... 62river and harbor improvement........596

Delaware Bay..................................... 271,594canal to Chesapeake Bav................. 363lights................................... 9,337

Delaware Indians .... 6,55,94,179,259,266Delaware River......................................... 594

lights.................................................. 9,337

PageDelegates, Alaska.............................. 214,249

Indian Territory............. .................... 142list of............... . ..................................... 22

Delinquent officers................................... 66Delorme, W. Va., bridge........... .. 220,294Delta County, Colo................................... 380Demarest, Georgia R........................ 204,225Deming, Osmer S......................... 190,346Demonstration farms.............................. 145De Motte, Charles W........................ 121,198Denaturation of spirit....................... 551Denham, Merril.................................. 181Denison, Samuel J............................. 618Denison Light and Power Company... 534Denmark, agricultural cooperation... 256

agriculture...................................... 492American boots and shoes........ 406,496butter and eggs............................. 522labor arbitration........................... 406mail automobiles................................ 497new trading company...................... 148passenger steamers......... .................... 548poultry and eggs.................................. 406

Dennett, John........................................... 651Dennis, Cyrenius.................................. 31,326Dennis, James H................................ 181,217Dennis, William W............................ 319,339Dennison, W. Neil.................................. 29Denny, James W............ 41,138.240,355Denny, W., & Co................................ 221,291Denston, Mary A................................ 230,324Dentistry, D. C.................................. 10,24,93Denton. Janies.......................................... 96Denver, Colo., 11th civil-service dist.. 534

mint and assay office............. 66,267,647Depew, Chauncey M................................... 182Deposit Savings Association................. 330Depositions, naval courts....................... 13Depositories, shipments to........ 85,169,279,

391,419,449,477,511,537,567,605,657Deputy collectors of customs............. 9,183Deputy marshals, escape of prisoners. 41Derailments, of trains........167,390,475,565

prevention of.................. 493Derby, Elias H........................................... 652Derby, Basket........................................... 652Derelicts....................................... 154,263,336De Rocher, Charles W........................ 20,136Derr Manufacturing Company............. 84Derrington, Martha J....................... 130,207Desecration of American flag..........12,262Desertion of American seamen........... 149Designs, see Official gazette, PatentOff.Des Moines, Iowa, public building.... 157Des Moines, Fort....................................... 272Des Plaines River..................................... 594Detroit River............................................. 161,

414,415,445,473,507,532,561,598,650 chart........................................................ 532

Devils Lake Reservation. 25,99,290,429,466map.......................................................... 500

Devine, Thomas H............................ 203,346Devlin, William S.............................. 310,340Devonian crinoids.................................... 508Devonian cystidea, etc......................’eOO, 602Devore, Ann A....................................... 19.42Dewire, Mary....................................... 29,310De Witt, Louis................................... 139,202Dews, Pink................................................ 273Dexter, Penelope A.......................... 237,308Deyo, James K................................... 203,346Diamond, Ida..................................... 317,352Diamond Shoal, light, etc........ 221,290,337Diamonds.................... ............................... 406Dick, Charles.............................................. 240Dickey, James M...................:............ . 21,30Dickey, John W......................................... 350Dickey, Samuel A.............................. 109,130Dickinson, Bessie M................................ 616


PageDickinson, Joseph............... . ........... 307,352Dickinson, N. Dak., land office. 22,141,178

• ' t ............ 5241 7 IC KI II Mill. • I'd ik.jlclll'l '-7711V v •Dictionary catalogues, rules forDiebitsch, Paul.........................................Dies, private...............-.............................Dietrich, Charles II........... . ......................Dietrich, Charles H., Special Com. on.Differential rates.......................................Digest, of rules of House........................

of rules of House, to print....:........

619297116298407 620

______ _________ _ 362of Treasury decisions...........................529

Digestion, & food preservatives. 401,518,630experiments with poultry............... 401

Digestive enzymes............................ 546,576Digestive organs, cattle.......................... 630Dillard, Noah............... ,.......................... 216Dilley, Margaret................................ 315,342Dillingham, Benjamin............................ 350Dillingham, William P......... 98,183,298,300Dimond, W. W............. 187,249,291,364,365Dingier, Mary..................................... 318,352Dinosaur trachodon annectens ... 388,474Diphtheria.................................................. 587Diplomacy...........................................Diplomatic correspondence................... 644Diplomatic list............... .................... 63,155,

265,380,410,439,468,528,557,589,643Diplomatic service.................................. 24,

63,95,178,410,528,643Haiti and Santo Domingo................... 380jurisdiction........................................... 354Panama............................................. 64,523

Directory, Army.......................... 71,160,2/0,385,414,444, 473,507,532,561,598.649

bird and game protectionists ... 49,486 Congressional............................ 5,287,613House.................................................... - 22Senate........... . ...................................... 614

Dirschner, John C............. -...............210,233Disbrow, Charles................................... 16,28Disbrow, Mary .4.................. 306,341Disbursements, see Expenditures.Disbursing officers, D. C Discoveries, scientific .... Diseases, Colon...............

infectious, of animals, of cattle........................of cattle, to print........of cotton........... ...........of plants......................of potatoes...................of trees..........................Panama.........................Panama Isthmus........

21854

268143,401,486,576 ............. 493,630 ............. 294,361 .................... 629 .... 401,431,487 ............. 577,581

Disk plows...................................Dislocations, metatarsal bone Disputes, labor........................Distilled spirits, see Spirits.Distillery warehouses............................Distinguished-service list.......................District attys., internal revenue cases.

list of......................................................District courts, see Courts of U. S.

... 253

... 384 .... 384 .... 147 .... 413 137,239

646160413

58

80,District of Columbia------- ------------164,275,388,415,445,533,562,599,654

Albemarle street.... 98,217,288,290,615 aliens.................................. 299alleys...................................................... 183American Cross of Honor................. 334Amer. Rv. Appliance Exhibition 614,620 appointments and promotions........ 98appropriations........ 117,180,288,291,329army general hospital

654184654217

assessments................................assistant surveyor.....................auditor.........................................badges of military societies ..Barrv monument. — ............. 302,355baths............................................. 10,23,291Beatty & Ha wkins’ addition. 10,218,294

PageDistrict of Columbia, Bennings chem-

ical fire-engine company.. 184blind......................................................... 183bonds on contracts.............................23,98building lines....................................... 23Charities, Board of.............................. 80checks..................................... 218,291,299Chesapeake and Ohio Canal bonds. 333children........................................... 80,654Clifton street........................................ 184commissioners........ 165,388,445,599,654contingent expenses....... corporation counsel’s office corporations, to print laws.dentistry........................divorce ............................docking of horses........earthquakes.................Education, Board of .. electric wires...............Electrical Department Engineer Department. Euclid place...............Excise Board...............

80184

10,24,93 .... 218

299 '145,369 ....... 165

.. 6,9,98,291,333........................ 562

....... 165,599,654 9,218,287,288,291

... 298

... 275 ... 654 ... 184 446,509 .... 9

filing incorporation articles finances.....................................Fire Department...................Flint street, etc.....................4th civil-service district.... 4th street northeast.............fraudulent sale of mdse.... 119,291,299gas.................................................... 299,599Gen. Federation Women’sClubs. 291,333

.......... 6,98

........... 299

........... 184............. 1659,24,94,184 388,533,654 ......... 10,94............. 81

Georgetown......................Government reservation Grant street.......................Handel bust................. .harbor................................Health Department........height of buildings........herons.......................... ..historical buildings and landmarks 295 horses.................. 24inauguration ................................ 615,620insane................................ 24,183,287,291insanitary buildings........................... 23inspection of meat, etc...................-- 275Insurance, Dept.of .... 165,388,445,599 insurance laws........... i......... 388,445,599Jones statue........................................... 137Kalorama avenue........... 10,218,287,290Kosciuszko statue............... 294,302,355labor disputes................................ 137,239land ............................ 98,178,291,299,334lectures................................................... 614libraries........................................... 217,299licenses............................................... 10,23Longfellow statue................................ 355lots resubdivided....................... 10,23,94M street................................................... 9Madison street........................... 9,291,333marriage.................................... 98,291,334medicine and surgery............... 299,333militia.................................................... 357milk and cream.......................... 98,298nontaxable land............. ...................... 275officers of Navy and Marine Corps. 587pardons................................................... 1°parks...................................................... 6,98Pennsylvania avenue................... 10,184Pintsch Compressing Company ... 5,23playgrounds......................................... 183Police Court judges...............................183post-office................... 61,155,212,327,645post route map...................................... 62Potomac River.................................. 5,178Potomac River bridges.. 74,182,271,594public convenience stations........... 299public health........,................Public Library.........................

. 388,415

. 217,599

686 Index , 1904

PageDistrict of Columbia, Q st. northwest . 98

Q street northwest, bridge.......... 6R street northeast................................ 10recognizances....................................... 10report, 1903............................................. 165reservation 32.............................. 10,23,94Rochambeau statue..................... 44,428sale of personal property .. 218,291,299 School street................................. 184,333schools............................................. 80,6547th street northwest.......................... 183snow and ice.......... 5,10,23,93,94,98,159South avenue....................................... 10special-tax scrip................................. 334Street-Cleaning Department........... 599streets.... 9,10,23,93,98,183,217,288,291 Sunday closing................................... 218T street northeast................................ 217taxes.... 10,119,184,291,298,300,333,334 telegraph wires................................... 183Temporary Home for ex-Union Sol-

diers and Sailors............................ 356theaters.................................................. 8013| street southwest............................ 62120th street northeast.......................... 18328th street northeast......................... 1022d street northwest.......................... 18423d street northwest................... 298,333union station................. 6,9,291,298,334V street northwest......... 10,217,288,291Vermont avenue.................................. 9W street northeast................. 98,217,291Washington-L’Enfant plan............... 295water...................................................... 654water mains and sewers .... 10,290,333 water-supply................................. 594,649Wright road................................. 290,333Wyoming avenue................. 217,290,299

District of Columbia, Committee onthe, House........... 23,119,217,333,620

House, assistant clerk........................ 117Senate............................ 9,98,183,298,614

Divorce, D. C............................................... 218Dix, Dorothea L., monument................. 99Dixon, Joseph M............... 140,248,358 Dixon, Thomas........................................... 273Dobozy, Peter P...................... .......... 112,228Dock charges............................................. 493Dockendorf, Nickles................................ 618Docket clerk, House................................ 215Docking of horses................................ 24,299Doctors, see Physicians. Document room, House.......................... 22Documentary stamps.............................. 505Documents, bound volumes......... ......... 48,

142,252,366,400,429,457,545,575,629 catalogue, 1899-1901............................ 83changes in printing law................... 67Commerce and Labor Dept .... 290,361 comprehensive index, 1881-93.. 361,428

for free distribution to libraries.... 534 | franks for....................................... .. 5,44 jmonthly catalogue............... 84,167,276, 1

390,416,446.475,510,534,565,604,655 1 reprints........................................... 179,247sale, etc., by Interior Department.. 640 sale of...................................................... 565 'sergeant-at-arms of House........ 247,293shipments to depositories.. 85,169,279, i

391,419,449,477,511,537,567,605,657 to reduce number printed................. 362

Documents, Supt. of................... 83,167,276,390,416,446,475,510,534,565,604,655

Agric. Dept, publications for sale... 403 report, 1903............................................. 83reprints of documents................. 179,247

Dodd, Jacob......................................... 226,312Dodd, Prescilla C................................ 325,349Dodge City, Kans..................................... 403

PageDog River, see Escatawpa River. Dogfishes, Canada..................................... 551Dolan, John A................................... 118,181Dolliver, Jonathan P................... 100,115,327Domestic animals.............................. 487,504Domestic help, Italy............... :.............. 581Dominican Republic, see Santo Do-

mingo.Donahoe, John.................................... 226,315Donato, Auguste....................................... 78Donato, Cornelius......................... 78Donnelly, James....................................... 624Donohoe, John, see Donahoe.Donovan, Michael............................ 112,136Donvig’s life-saving globe..................... 406Doorkeeper of House................................ 620Dopp, Cyrus B....................................... 32, 111Dora Harbor, chart.................................... 460Dorfner, Annie...................... 36,200Dority, Henry..................................... 107,136Dorsey, John............................................... 241Dorsey, John F........................................... 627Dougal, Emma C............................... 234,325Dougherty, James.............................. 125,196Dougherty, John......................................... 24Dougherty, Mary........... .................... 190,230Doughty, Ella M., schooner.............. 7,331Douglas, Fort....................................... 77,162Dover, Del.................................................. 547Dow, John.............................................. 15,136Dowling, Martin................................ 216,366Dowsetts Reef, chart................................ 502Drafts, forced............................................. 588

Treasury................................................ 268Dragon-flies................................................. 603Dragon-fly nymphs.......................... 415,475Drainage................................ 144,431,487,519Drake, Dexter T....................................27,106Draper, Anna E.................................. 192,344Draper, George.................................... 196,343Draper, William H......... 42,139,243,359,628Drawbacks, on bags.................................. 266

United States.................................. 258,522Drawing...................................................... 593Drawn work............................................... 440Dredge boats, Mississippi River........... 596Drennan, Charles...................................... 163Dresden, Germany.................................... 54Dress trimmings ......... 148Dressel, Grace..................................... 316,360Dried fruit............................................. 54,372Drifter balloon float................................ 148Driggars, Ann M.............................. •.. 43,111Drill, Army................................................ 647Drill regulations, infantry..................... 530Drinks, see Beverages—Liquors. Driscoll, Michael E................................ 24,334Droughts................................... 523,551Drouillard’s drifter balloon float.......... 148Drug plants......................................... 401,489Drugs, adulteration.................................. 12,

25,120,143,186,295, 367,401,518examination of..................................... 382patents.................................................... 358

Drummon, William P.............................. 357Drummond, Isaac S.............................122,196Dry rot.......................................................... 145Drv Tortugas............................................... 434

fishes................. 167,565Dryden, John F..................... 61,301Dubois, Fred T............ 9,11,213,298,327Du Bois, Maggie.................................. 226,312Duff, Mary L.............................................. 615Dugger, Frank........................................... 79Dugger, George R..................................... 79Dugger, Georgia K................................... 79Dugger, Mary E......................................... 18Duluth, Minh............................................. 185Dumanquilas Bay, chart........................ 438Dumping, campaign against................. 580

J anu ar y —Decemb er 687

Dunbar, Eveline C.................-.. - ■Duncan Rocks................................. .Dunes..................................................Dunford, Mary E....................... - ■Dunkirk, France, steamship line Duniap, R. A...................................Dunn, Anna A................................Dunn, Anna S...................................Dunn, Evelyn M......... ....................Dunn, Herbert O............................Dunn, Richard................................Dunn, William S............................Dunning, Allan..............................Durango...........................................

iron mountain..........................railroad......... .............................

Durborow v. Lorimer.....................Durkee, James................................Durum wheat.................................Dust, device for laying.................

in atmosphere............................prevention on highways........

.... 334 130,203 ... 547.... 551.... 548.... 635 .. 14,28Dutch, Alonzo....<............................

Dutch, see Netherlands.Dutch East Indies, see East Indies.Dutcher, Washington J....................... 34,188Duties, see Tariff—names of articles

110,127 . 20,131 .... 440 311,341 .... 496 .... 648 ___ 267

imported.Duttenhaver, Philip Duval, Mary D.........Dyea, Alaska.............Dyer, James L...........Dyers..........................Dysentery...................Eads, James B.................... ....................Eagle, Alaska, road............................ 22,117

subport of entry................................... 440Eagle Harbor, Mich.......................... 291,337Eagle River, Mich., chart....................... 650Earnest, Seeley............................................. 342Ears, cattle.................................................. 630Earth, atmosphere.................................. 145,

369,403,433,490,520,548comparison of moon with................. 388measurement of................................... 370

Earthquakes....................................... 520,548Philippines............................................. 71,

270,443,444,472,507,560,561,593Washington, D. C........................ 145,369

Earwigs..............................Eason, Stephen.................East, see Orient.East Anchor Cove, chart

166,475.... 78

... 460

... 72

... 384

... 263 .... 464 .... 54 .... 154 ... 372 .... 596 .... 52 290,354

East Superior,’ Wis., light....................... 632East Washington Heights Ry. Co.......... 620East Washington Heights Traction

Railroad............... 23,184,287,291,620Easter Island, chart.................................. 586Eastern Dispensary, D. C............... '.......... 165Eastern Oklahoma Ry.......... 11,99,178,219Eastern Railroad Company .... 26,293,383 Easton, Pa., public building................. 382Eastrv, British steamship................. 64,644Easum, Isabel F.................................. 189,231Eaton, Ira K............................................... 617Eaton, Lucy J............................................- *72Eaton, Minnie H................................ 314,347Eayrs, Winslow P........... ............ 35Ebensburg, Pa., topographic sheet.... 261

East Bay..............................................East, Dept, of the, report, 1903 .... East Gulf blockading squadron.. East Hampton, L. I., topog. sheet. East Indies, British........................

coast lights...................................East Indies, Dutch..........................East River...................................

chart..............................................East St. Louis, Ill............................

Page 245,309

253,432 319,361.... 258 .... 79.... 624 123,206.... 348.... 96 .... 618 .... 12319,341 .... 148 .... 148

Ebert, George W.......................Echinoderms..............................Eclipses, annular...................... .

of the sun...............................Economic conditions, France.

Page .... 651 446,565 .... 270 389,561

372 266 367374406

United States....................................Economic Entomologists, Assoc, of.Economic geology, Contributions toEconomic union, Europe.........Economics, agricultural...................Ecuador.................................................

customs laws..................................quarantine......................................tariff.................................................

Edenton, N. C., topographic sheetEdgar, John S...................................... 227,318Edgar, William..................................... 43,200Edgecomb, Anna W.................................. 330Edgemont, S. Dak., geologic atlas .... 498Edick, Charles H................................ 203,238Edisto River................................................. _72EdnorS.......................................................... 5o8Edson, Abner B...................................... 20,29Education, agricultural................... 431,487

commercial and industrial.......... 53,497Liberia.................................................... 54technical................................................. 552

431,487 590,644 .... 64 .... 440 .... 265 .... 554

see also Education, Bureau of.Education and Labor, Com. on. 10,184,428Education Board, General..................... 150Education, Board of, D. C., rp.. 1903 ... 165Education, Bureau of, Interior De-

partment..................... 374,436,524,582annual statement, 1904 ....................... 552report, 1902............................................. 150report, 1903........................................- - - 524

Education, Bureau of, P. I.... 506,560,593report, 1903 ............................................. 471

Educational institutions,ordnance. 71,100Educator, world’s..................................... 55Edwards, George T............................ 109,225Edwards, Henry.................................. 30,106Edwards v. Hunter.................................... 619Edwards Plateau...................................... 459

- 290,337. 22,117.... 406.... 147.... 253.... 522.... 576.... 144.... 430

Eells, Arthur F..............................Egbert, Fort, road.........................Eggs............ ...................................

condensed..................................cost in winter..........................Denmark....................................Europe........................................evaporation..............................game-birds................................Great Britain..........................

Egypt, agricultural machinery agriculture...........................

cattle plague............................commerce..................................cotton.........................................cotton goods............................electrical appliances.............imports.....................................

. 492. 459. 493. 635. 406. 372. 581

__ . 551Eibenstock, Germany....................... 148Eight-hour day ... 184,185,240,354,428,429Eighth street northwest, D.C........ 290,333Ekarma Island, chart...................... 556Elders Ridge, Pa., coal.......................3/5

topographic sheet........................ 464Eldon, Mo., topographic sheet...... 553Elections, contested.................................. 24,

119,218,334,619,620,621614Hawaii.......................................

President of United States ..Senators....................................

Elections, Committee on, No. 1No. 2.........................................No. 3.....................................

............. 645............. 476

........24,218 218,334,621 . 24,119,334

Electors, Delegate from AlaskaElectric fire alarms.......................

249434

688 Index , 1904

PageElectric furnaces................................ 562,600Electric lighting, Buenos Ayres............439

Honolulu........................ 249,291,364,365Oahu........................................................ 142Porto Rico............................................. 645

Electric plants, foreign.............................522Electric power, France.......................... 54

from water power.............................. 493Is6re........................................................ 257

Electric railroads...................................... 493Buenos Ayres......................... 381Cuba........................................................ 257Germany................................................ 497Great Britain....................................... 497high-speed..................................... 562,600Italy..........................................................257Liege ...................................................... 258municipal ownership................... 54,407Nice.......................................................... 406Peru................................................. 493,551speed ............................. 258trackless................................................ 493vs. motor omnibuses.......................... 495

Electric storms........................................... 520Electric transportation, Germany........551Electric voltage.............................. ’........ 372Electric wires, D. C............... 6,9,98,291,333Electrical appliances, Egypt................. 581Electrical Dept., D.C., report, 1904.... 562Electrical units................................. 522,580Electricity, as power in irrigation........466

atmospheric........................................... 433Austria.................................................... 493for dispelling fog................................. 257inventions and experiments........... 257Paraguay............................................... 493standards & measuring instrumen ts. 461

Electrotechnical industry, Germany.. 148Elementary education............................ 150Elevator charges, grain.......................... 534Elevators, public buildings................... 67Eliza, brig........... ........................................ 163Eliza, brigantine....................................... 651Elizabeth, N. J., bridge...................... 25,337Elizabeth, N. C.......................................... 353Elk national park ................................... 249Elk River, Minn., bridge.. 178,221,292,298Elk River.................................................... 72

Embroideries..............................Emergency Hospital, D. C........

report, 1904..............................Emerich, Martin..........................Emery, A. H................................Emery, Charles F............. .........Emigrants, German school for Emigration, Argentina.............

Chinese....................................from England and Ireland.

Elkins, Stephen B.................................. 97,182Ella M. Doughty,schooner................. 7,331Elliot, Camp, Panama.............................. 587Elliott, Emma M................................ 125,200Elliott, Robert................................... 320,345Elliott, Sebastian B.............................. 20,28Elliott, Stephen.................................. 127,200Ellis Edwin................................................ 623Ellis, Joseph M................................... 204,224Ellis, William...................................... 127,206Ellis Island................................... 52,255,300Ellis Island, Com. to Investigate Con-

dition of Immigrant Station at.. 276Ellmaker, Thomas............................ 321,339Elmer, Lorenzo D................................ 40,193Elmore, Albert S................................ 115,140Elreno, Okla............................................... 363Elston, John H........................................... 624Elwood, AzariahS............................ 317,341Ely, Eugene H........................................... 355Embezzlement, D. C................. 218,291,299

.............266

............. 165

............. 599

............. 330

............. 179

....... 31,108

.............551

.............635

............. 493

.............581

PageEmigration, from Italy............................ 551

Great Britain to Canada................... 492of laborers from Mexico................... 523to United States...........-.......................... 498

Emmons, Emeline F........................ 104,135Emory Methodist Episcopal Church

South, Brightwood, D. C............. 651Empire Diamond Co.. San Francisco.. 264 Employees, agreements with employ-

see also names of Depts, and bureaus. Employers, agreements with employ-

ees ............... 52,405,435,491,634Employment, of children....................... 372Employment agencies, France............. 493Encampment, Wyo.................................. 462Energy, conservation of.......................... 546

in unit of light...................................... 433Engineer Battalion, see Engineer

Troops.Engineer Dept., D. C., report, 1903........ 165

report, 1904 ..................................... 599,654Engineer depots......................................... 594Engineer held manual............................ 531Engineer School....................................... 386,

472,531,593,594,597,649Engineer School of Application, see

Engineer School.Engineer Troops........................ 386,531,649Engineering, methods ........................ 649

opportunities abroad................... 523,551rural.................................... 432

Engineering standards, Great Britain. 523Engineering structures, wave action.. 561Engineers, Canada................................... 523

civil, Navy..................................... 527,555civilian.................................................. 271France............................ .......... 160vessels........................... 407

Engineers, Board of.................................. 649Engineers, Corps of.................................. 71,

160,186,271,386,414,444,561,593,649 professional papers............................ 531report, 1903............................................. 269report, 1904 ..................................... 597,649

Engineers for Rivers and Harbors, Board of, see Rivers and Harbors.

England, see Great Britain.English, James H.............................. 233,324Engraving and Printing, Bureau of .. 68

report, 1904 ............................................. 559Enlisted men, Army, claims.......... 12,652

Army, losses at Galveston, etc........356Marine Corps......................................... 587Navy................................................ 138,587

Enlistment, Army................................... 385militia.................................................... 159Navy........................................................ 379

Enon Baptist Ch., Chesterfield Co.,Va. 387Enrolled Bills, Com. on, clerks........ 22,329Entomologists, economic........................ 367Entomology, economic..................... 431,488

see also Entomology, Bureau of— Insects.

Entomology, Bureau of (formerly En-tomology, Division of).......... . 49,144,

252,367,402,430,458,486,518,546,630Entre Rios.................................................. 156Entry of public lands............... 248,295,377Enzymes, digestive................................... 546Eopolucci, Annie M........................ 311,360Ephemeris, American, 1907 ................... 263Epworth Heights, chart........................ 386Equation of time, 1905 .............................. 555Equator crossings, see Pilot charts.

409,437,467, 500,501,527,555,585,586report, 1903 ..................................... 153,154report, 1904 ............................................. 641

January —Decemb er 689

Page ■ Equity cases, rules of practice............... 445 |Erbstoeser, Heinrich........................ 319,347Erie, Pa., harbor improvement............... 596 .

waterworks................................... 293,362 .Erie, Lake.................................................. 414,

415,445,473,507,532,561,594,598,650 | chart......................................... 272,445,598 iplankton alga-..................................... 565

Erving, Annie P................................ 121,192Erwin, John VV..................................... 40,105Erwin, Mary T.............................................. 78 jErzerum, Turkey........................................257Escatawpa River, bridge................. 221,291Esch, John J.................. 138,220,241,336,356Escondido, Port, chart...............................527Esculent tubers......................................... 149Esdell, Andrew.................................. 229,315Eskridge, Sue S.................................. 195,360Esquimalt, British Columbia................. 148Estero de Agiabampo, see Agiabampo.Estey, Charles J......................................... 627Estigmene acreea Dru................................ 402Estimates of appropriations, see bu-

reaus and objects.Ethiopia, see Abyssinia. Ethnology, Mexico.................................. 590Ethnology, American, Bureau of.. 165,563

printing of bulletins............. 179,247report, 1899..................................... 165,564report, 1900 ............................................. 564report, 1901............................. 415,603

Etlah, monitor........................................... 96Euclid place, D. C........... 9,218,287,288,291Eulogies, see Memorial addresses.Eureka Insurance Co., Pittsburg............ 383Europe, agriculture.................................. 492

American hosiery and underwear . 523 American pine and redwood..............495bankers aiding exporters................. 522beet sugar.............................. 256,580,635butter..................................................... 53coast lights........................................... 262commerce.. 147,148,257,376,406,497,550 cotton crisis........................................... 147dock charges......................................... 493drought.................................................. 551economic union.................................... 406eggs.......................................................... 576flax market........................................... 257freight rates........................................... 494grain........................................................ 494hay and straw from............. 367,412,545hops.......................................................... 581

, importers............................................... 493industries............................... 148,550interests in the Orient.............. ........ 523petroleum trade.................................. 406poultry.................................................... 576products of............................................. 372sea traffic of ports.................................. 497silk.......................................................... 258sugar........................................................ 373sugar-beets............................. 373,492whalebone whales............................... 509see also names of countries.

European Station, operations of fleet. 153report, 1903............................................. 153report, 1904 ............................................. 587

Evangelical Luth. Ch., Strasburg, Va. 274Evans, Benjamin F................. 195,236Evans, Enoch J........................ 129,326Evans, John R.......................... 198,222Evaporation, from incubator eggs .... 144Evaporators, fruit....................................... 458Evening sessions, farmers’ institutes.. 50 Everett, Charles M.............................. 26,103Evidence, public lands.. 248,293,327Evins, Henderson..................... 322,358

PageExaminations, civil service................... 475

militia.................................................... 159Naval Academy.................................... 587navy-yards and naval stations.......... 153

Examining boards, Army..................... 269Exchange, Brazil...................................... 381

international.................................. 65,590international, to print............... 247,428rate in Mexico..................................... 558stability of............................................... 590

Exchange Service, International.......... 508Exchanges, industrial............................ 494

public documents................................ 165Excise Board, D. C.. report. 1903 .......... 275Exclusion of Chinese................. 52,167,295Executive appropriations....................... 23,

95,177,178,620Executive Mansion, stable..................... 162Executive Office, see President of U. S.Executiveorders,Civil Gov.,P.I. 442,443,560

President of United States . 146,267,575Executive proclamations, see Procla-

mations of President.Executive secretary, P. I., report, 1903 . 442 Exhibitions, see Expositions.Expansion, national................................ 523

territorial and commercial............... 461Expansive classification........................ 566Expenditures....................... 383,469,552,646

see also names of Departments, etc.Experiment station record.................... 49,

144,253,368,402,458,487,518,577,630Experiment station work..................... 144,

253,402,458,459,577,630Experiment stations, agricultural, see

Agric, experiment stations.mining............................................. 100,242steam engineering......... .................... 153

Experiment Stations. Office of. 49,144,252,368,402,431,458,486,518,546,577,630

report, 1903 ............................................. 431report, to print annually........... 294,361

, Experiments, cooperative..............431,519electric..................................................... 257

I Explosions, Frankford Arsenal............ 76,162,268,650

Iona Island........................................... 216Missouri, U. S. S.................................... 587Naval Torpedo Station....................... 330prevention of....................................... 497

| Explosives, testing.................................... 508I Export tax, see Tariff—names of arti-

cles exported.| Exporters, French.................................... 54

information for.................................... 581suggestions for...................................... 148to Philippines....................................... 54to South America................................ 257;poris..............os, oo, n/, zoo, zoo, 3/1,400,

429,435,461,492.522.5-50.552,580,634 agricultural...................... 50.157,400,504

declared for United States........147,149drawback, on......................................... 522economic factor.................................... 497freight rates........................................... 276iron and steel.................................. 65,381see also countries and places.

Exposition Board, P. I............. 160,270,471Expositions, dairying.............................. 429

floating................................................... 406see also names of expositions—

places where held.Express, Mexico........................................ 54Extracts, flavoring..................................... 430Extradition, Brazil.................................... 427

Chile and Belgium............................... 504Cuba......................................................... 643

11778—No. 120—05---- 6

690 Index , 1904

PageExtradi tion, Guatemala.............................428

Haiti........................................................ 643U. S. and Netherlands................... 63,439

Extraterritorial rights, France................589Great Britain......................................... 589United States........................ 589

Eye worms.................................................. 629Eyes, cattle.............................................. 630Fabrics, arsenic in......... ...........................546Factories, jewelry................................... 64

pollution of waterways.......................582Venezuela............................................. 469

Fagus atropunicea................................... 547Fairbanks, Charles W... 21,146,212,296,327 Fairbanks district..................................... 375Fairbrass, Frederick J...................... 129,189Fairchild, John G................................ 31,102Fairfax, Iowa, topographic sheet........ 56Fairhead, George B.......................... 128,305Fairs, German}’......................................... 493Falkland, N. C., topographic sheet.... 584 Falkland Islands.................................... 501Fanshaw, Aaron...................................... . 625Fargo, Charles O................................ 195,351Fargo, N. Dak............................................. 578

bridge ............................................. 121,179Fargo and Moorhead Street Ry.Co. 121,179 Farley, Thomas P..................................... 617Farm animals, see Cattle—Hogs—Hor-

ses—Sheep.Farm products, see Agricultural.Farmer, Charity M............................ 205,246Farmers, handling forest lands........... 368

soil problems for.......................... 401,488Farmers & Mechanics’ Nat. Bk., Phila. 118 Farmers’ bulletins, Agric. Bur., P. I... 70,

71,269,385,443,592,593,648Agriculture Department................... 49,

143,144,145,252,253,368,401,402,430,432,458,487,489,517,518,546, 630, 631

Farmers’ institute lectures............. 547,577Farmers’ Institute Workers, American

Association of............................ 50,144Farmers’ institutes........ 50,401,431,459,487

Farming, Argentina................................ 433Liberia....................... 493relation of sugar beets to........... 401,489

Farming machinery, see Agricultural.Farms, community demonstration.... 145

drainage........................................... 144Great Britain....................................... 523model............................................... 401,432tree planting......................................... 459western....................,............................ 458

Farquhar, Norman H.............................. 164Farr, Elijah........................................... 15,132Farr, George W............................. 125,198Farrell, Edward J..................................... 141Farrell, Mary..................................... 122,194Farwell, Ozmun, Kirk & Co................... 628Fat testing of cream................................ 401Fats............................................................... 430

from aquatic products...................... 389Fatu channel, chart............................... 410Fauna, fossil, Colorado............................ 150Fauna, North American............... ......... 49Fawcett, Alpheus................................ 17,129Federal control of commerce, etc........604Federal Convention................................ 476Federal George, schooner...................... 273Federal reporter......................................... 186Feeble-minded, education of................. 150Feeding, hogs..................................... 143,630Feeding stuffs, see Food for cattle.Fees, consuls in Uruguay....................... 65

homestead entries............................... 327shipping................................................ 67solicitors in France............................ 55

Feet, see Foot.

PageFeland, W. S....................................... 119,180Feldspar................................................. 56,376Fellentreter, Andrew................................ 316Fellows, Augustus............................ 135,198Felton, Ezra V...................................... 230,315Felton, John C................................. 114,233Fenno, Susan......................................... 17,27Ferguson, Eveline V................................ 628Ferguson, Franklin.......................... 107,122Ferguson, Stephen M....................... 316,345Fernandina, Fla., public building .... 212Fernie, B. C......... ....................................... 581Ferns............................................. 415,446,475Ferries, suspension.................................... 148Ferrocarriles de Puerto Rico, Com-

pania de los...................................... 645Fertility of soil............................ 432,488,548Fertilizers.................................................... 431

atmospheric nitrogen......................... 54barnyard manure........................ 144,252for potatoes........................................... 577from aquatic products....................... 389hen manure......................................... 577legislation concerning....................... 430

Ferwerda, J. P........................................... 330Festivals, agricultural............................ 256Fever............................................................ 537

malarial................................. 413,581,587milk................................................ 429,546splenetic................................. 48,517,545spotted..................................... _■...............505typhoid.................................................. 413

Fiber shredder........................................... 635Fibers, Philippines..................... 71,385,443

Plants....................................... 401,440,489resembling fused quartz................... 580

Fidelity Trust Company........................ 273Fidler, Elias L................................... 206,346Field, James G.................................... 100,358Field, Juliett....................................... 205,243Field glasses............................................... 650Field-mice.................................................. 551Field operations, Soils Bureau, print-

. . .ingof........................................... 140,179Filipinos, see Philippine Islands.Filkins, Henry D....................... ,.... 121,192Filler, William T.................................. 34,113Fillion, Peter ................. ........................ 18,32Filman, Oliver A............. .................. 122,209Filtration.................................................... 257Filtration plant, D. C.............................. 594Finance, foreign....................................... 510

France.................................................... 497municipalities..................................... 490United States......................................... 558

Finance and Justice, Department of,report, 1903............. ,................ 270,442

Finance, commerce and, Monthly summary, see Commerce and finance, Monthly summary.

Finance, Committee oh............... '............ 185Finances, British Columbia................... 372

Cuba........................................................ 381District of Columbia.......................... 275France............................................. 372,406Mexico............................................... 64,265Russia..................................................... 374

Finback whales......................................... 82Findings of Ct. of Cis ... 77,163,272,387,650Finishes, for cloth.................................... 147Fink, James M.................................... 131,188Finley, Augustus, see Davis.Finley, Elwood.................................. 125,200Finley, Jesse J........................................ 21,43Finnell, Reuben A.................... 43,114Finsen-light treatment............................ 372Fire alarms, electric.................................. 434Fire claims, Post-Office Department.. 643Fire Department, D. C.,report, 1904... 654Fire extinguisher..................................... 406

January —Decemb er 691

PageFire-insurance.............................. 61,212,599

Turin...................................................... 147Firearms, see Arms.Firerooms, closed...................................... 588Fires, from locomotive sparks............... 257

loss in United States, Feb. 1904 ........ 266Firing, militia........................................... 357

prizes...................................................... 291regulations for small arms..................530

Firth, see name of firth.Fish, Jerry S......................................... 20,131Fish Commission...................... 446,509,565

report, 1902 ............................................. 389report, 1903 ............................................. 416see also Fisheries, Bureau of.

Fish hatcheries, Idaho............................ 185Maryland............................................... 300Oregon....................................... 22,291,362Rhode Island....................................... 185Utah........................................................ 300W yoming............................................... 300

Fish Lake forest reserve................. 400,427Fish oil........................................................ 389Fish River................................................... 72Fishback, Jacob P............................ 204,225Fisher, Andrew................................. 202,346Fisher, CharlesC.......................... . 197,234Fisheries, Alaska...................................... 355

British Columbia................................ 406Canada........................................... 148,493France.................................................... 493herring............................................. 54,494in the East............................................. 372pearl........................................................ 504Sweden.................................................. 551see also Fish Comn.—Fisheries Bur.

Fisheries, Bureau of................. 52,146,255,371,405,434,461,491,521,549,579,634

Fisheries, Committee on .... 11,98,185,300Fishes............................................................ 81

berycoid......................... 166Hawaii..................................... 167,475,564inspection in District of Columbia. 275

Oahu and Laysan islands....................446Tortugas Archipelago........ ................ 167see also Fish Comn.—Fisheries Bur.

Fishing banks, see Pilot charts.Fisk, Archie C................................... 321,352Fitzgerald, George W....................... 224,324Fitzgerald, John J............................. 219Fitzpatrick, Maggie............................ 38,208Five Civilized Tribes................. 149,214,408Five Civilized Tribes, Commission to

the........................ 55,94,259,295report, 1903 ..................................... 259,637report, 1904..........'................................. 637

Flags, American, desecration............ 12,262on public buildings...............................529

Flaig, William.................... 320,338Flamingoes....................... 546,563,576,601Flanagan, Isaac N............................ 231,315Flanary, Charles E.................................... 272Flanders, Medie M.............................. 33,104Flanders, trade with America.............. 148Flatfish........................................................ 549Flathead forest reserve.............................428Flathead Indians................... 295Flathead Reservation, see Jocko Res.Flattery, Cape, life-saving station .. 9,336Flattery Rocks, life-saving station.. 9,336Flavoring extracts.................................... 430Flax, European market.......................... 257Fleas...................................................... 166,475Fleming, John J.......................i........ 32,209Fleming, Patrick.............................. 189,346Fletcher, Addison C.................... 8Fletcher, Harvey.............................. 202,347Fletcher, James R............................ 321,359Fleurent-Manget method............... 430,518

PageFlies, black................................................. 367

cherry fruit........................................... 402clover-seed chaicis.............................. 402Hessian................................................... 367mealy-winged.............................. 166,474

Flint, Hiram......................................... 37,303Flint........................................................ 56,376Flint street, D. C....................................... 184Floating expositions.................................. 406Floats, drifter balloon............................ 148Floods.......................................................... 499

Crow Creek............. .............................. 490Jamaica................................................... 520Mexican irrigation system............... 54Mississippi watershed...........................403Passaic Ri ver......................................... 408reclamation of land..................... 253,458

Floors, new material for......................... 54Flora, see Plants.Florida, avocado....................................... 459

chart........................................................ 146courts of United States. 239,354,627,628gypsum deposits............. ........................ 376labor laws............................................... 405mail contracts....................................... 528post route maps................................ 61,62river and harbor improvement.... 594sponge fishery...................................... 389wells, springs, etc.................................. 526

Florida Central & Peninsular R.R. Co . 179Florida Reefs, charts....................... 371,460Flounder, winter....................................... 549Flour...................................................... 276,401

American, in Netherlands................. 493Amur provinces.................................... 372freight rates........................................... 407gliadin and glutenin in............. 430,518in rice-consuming countries............ 495Japan...................................................... 493

Flourmills....................................1..............523Fluorspar...................................... 375,376,498Fly, brig...................................................... 163Flying-machines....................................... 23Flynn, Mary............................................... 340Fog........................................................ 433,579

Buzzards Bay........................................ 51dispelling by electricity................... 257

Fog-signals................................................. 635Hawaii.................'.................................. 435Pacific Coast......................................... 435see also names of places.

Foland.JohnW.................................. 111,127Folding room, House........................... 619

| Foley, Charles E.................................... 20,34Folsom, Charlotte J........................... 104,135Folsom, De Witt C................................ 42,196Folsom. James D................................ 195,351Foltz, Noah................................................. 651

I Fond du Lac Reservation...................... 436I Food...................................................... 430,577

adulteration......................................... 12,25,120,186,295,367,430,518

American, in Germany..................... 148bibliography......................................... 431cereal...................................................... 497detention of imports.......................... 440effect of law on imports....................... 492Great Britain....................................... 497inspection, Mexico....................... 157,257labeling................................................... 630legislation concerning............... 430,431nutrition investigations ... 431,487,519 nutritive value..................................... 253officials for enforcing laws............... 518poisoning of........................................... 406preservatives........................... 401,518,630retail prices........................................... 579suggestions to importers................... 486

Food for cattle..................... 402,430,431,487uniform laws 431

692 Inde x , 1904

Page IFood for poultry....................................... 144Food plants......................................... 563,602 |Food standards committee..................... 577 jFoos, John C,....................................... 123,209 IFoot,cattle...................... ....................... 630

human............................................. 563,601Foot-rot of sheep....................................... 630Football, Great Britain.......................... 493Footwear, see Boots and shoes.Forage, oakleaves......................................577Forage plants, Nebraska........................ 368Foraker, Joseph B .. 98,100,183,186,187,302Forbes, John M......................................... 652Ford, Caswell P......................................27,196Ford, Edwin W.................................. 198,343Ford, George W.................................. 190,226Ford, Harriet L................................... 17,136Ford, Henry....................................... 325,349Ford, Phebe A............. . .................... 105,236Fordney, Joseph IV.............................. 137,240Forecasting, weather........ 254,520,563,603Foreign Affairs, Com. on... 24,218,334,621Foreign coins, see Coins, foreign.Foreign com. & navigation, 1903... 373,461Foreign countries, finance..................... 510

tariff........................................................ 496Foreign intercourse, see Diplomatic

service.Foreign Mails, Office of, report, 1904.. 588Foreign Markets, Division of................. 50,

254,368,433,459,632Foreign relations, 1903 ............................ 503Foreign Relations, Committee on.. 98,300Foreigners, rights in Japan................... 54Forest fires, Adirondacks...................... 368Forest lands............................................... 368Forest manual, P. I.................................. 560Forest products, assistance to users... 432

exports........................................ 50,157insect enemies....................................... 430

Forest Reservations and the Protectionof Game, Com. on.... 98,185,300,615

Forest reserves, agricultural lands.... 248 lieuselections............................ 44,362

map.......................................................... 640protection............................................... 362public lands released from........ 248,259roads and trails................................... 367stock grazing in...................... 141use of earth, etc., for irrigation.... 362 White Mountains................................ 615see also names of reserves.

Forestry........................................................ 401Minnesota................... 22,44,214,291,363relation of irrigation to....................... 465suggestions to students............. 253,459

Forestry Bureau, P. 1................................ 560report, 1903............................................. 472

Forestry, Bureau of, Agric. Dept........ 253,368,403,432,459,489,519,547,577,631

Forests, Argentina................................... 156Black Mesa forest reserve................... 462Brazil........................................................ 493France.................................................... 495insect enemies...................... 430,431,488insect injuries to hardwood.... 401,486Lincoln forest reserve........................ 638Little Belt Mountains........................ 638Ontario.................................................. 54relation to stream flow..... 401,432Russia.......................... 7......................... 257San Francisco Mts. forest reserve.. 462Saxony.................................................... 494see also Forestry, Bureau of.

Forficulids........................................... 166,475Forgan. Thomas B............................ 244,308Forked Deer River.............................. 73,594Formaldehyde-.................................. 546,576Forman, Edwin A................................ 27,106Formosa, gold currency notes..................551

PageFormulas, geographic.............................. 553Fort, see names of forts.Fort Ann, N. Y., topographic sheet... 408Fort Hall Reservation........ 44,178,252,428Fort Monroe, Va., Hygeia Hotel.. 181,356Fort Peck Reservation............................ 57Fort Recovery, Ohio................................ 186Fort Ridgelv, Minn., battle................... 311Fort Worth, Tex.................................. 40,178Forth, Firth of........................................... 148Fortifications. 72,76,117,180,215,288,291,649 Forts, see Military posts—names of

forts.Fortunes, private, in France................. 257Forward Bay, chart.................................. 556Foss, George E........................ 41,138,288,628Foster, A.G. 9,16,97,107,182,198,300,310,616Foster, David J............................ 118,216,330Foster, Florence E............................ 111,244Foster, George P......................................... 248Foster, George W.............................. 323,345Foster, Jackson......................................... 78Foster, Lewis Y.................................. 311,340Foster, Murphy J.................................. 96,181Foster, Penelope....................................... 79Foster, Robert W................................ 226,314Foster, Volney W....................................... 529Foster, Waldo A.................................. 238,308Foster, William........... ;........................... 80Foundlings, Washington Hospital for,

see Washington Hospital for Foundlings.

Fourth street northeast, D.C............... 9Fowler, Charles N...................................... 329Fowler, Edward M............................ 317,360Fowls, see Poultry. Fox, Harrison W................................... 15,38Fox Island passes.....'.............................. 460France.................................................. 257,372

alcoholism............................................. 256550almonds.

American apples and cider .... 147,522American goods in inland cities ... 257American oil-cake and corn..............148American products in...........................494apples...................................................... 53artificial cotton..................................... 522automobile railroad............................ 256bitumen.................................................. 53budget, 1904 ........................................... 497butter...................................................... 493cherries.................................................. 406civil service........................................... 550coal.......................................................... 493coal briquettes on railroads............. 496commerce.......... 148,257,406,497,523,551commercial relations with U.S.... 54 commercial treaty with Nicaragua. 265 consuls.................................................... 589cotton....................................... 147,406,551cotton vs. linen......................................493cotton mills........................................... 256electrical power................................... 54employment agencies........................ 493engineers............................................... 160exchange commission......................... 65extraterritorial rights...........................589field-mice............................................... 551finances.................................................. 406fisheries.....................................................493fruit.................................. 148,494,552,634German coal trust................................ 522hides and glove skins...........................494imports.................................................. 635indurated fiber ware............................ 494inheritances......................................... 581iron.......................................................... 493lace industry......................................... 148manufacturers and exporters.......... 54merchant marine................................ 54

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France, mining machinery..................... 372natural gas...................... 523naturalization..................................... 495old age insurance............................... 635parcels-post with Honduras............. 469parcels-post with United States.... 635petroleum............................................... 523potatoes.................................................. 257prices...................................................... 495private incomes and fortunes........' 257prunes............................................. 406,497railroad management...........................257reforestation........ . ............................... 495ribbon weavers.................................... 495roads................................................ 495,581rubber.................................................. 635sardines............................ 495,497,551,636savings of the people........................ 581shipping................................................ 494shoes........................................................ 636solicitors’ fees....................................... 55steel.......................................................... 493strikes...................................................... 55sugar...............................................tariff..............................................tariff relations with Germany tin-plate.......................................tobacco .........................................treaties with United States.... Venezuelan arbitrations..........Washington bust for U. S........wheat................................... .wines.............................................wood trade...................................

Franchises, Mexico........................

........149........496........494....... 258........373 . 265,410 ....... 589 .. 64,295........ 149........496........373........ 265

Porto Rico............................................. 645Francis, Bird L................................... 23i,323Frankford Arsenal............... 76,162,268,650Frankfort, Germany, automobiles .... 550Frankfort, Mich., chart.......................... 562Franklin,Tenn., Hiram Lodge7, F. A. M. 45Franklin, U. S. S....................................... 59Franks, Wiley............................................ ’ 47Franks, for documents.................................... . 5,44Fraser River, salmon................................ 523Frauds, customs service........................ 382Frazier, Henry................................... 106,122Frazier, Isaac..................................... 11 o’ 122Frederic. James................................. 234, 325Frederica River..........................................’ 72Frederick the Great, statue........... 271,597Frederick, Julius R............................ 369Free mail delivery, see Mail delivery. Freedman’s Savings and Trust Com-

pany, report, 1904............................ 646Freedmen’s Hospital................................ 637

land for buildings for......................... 637report, 1903 ............................................. 524report, 1904 ............................................. 524

Freeman, Hugh L.............................. 208,245Freeman, James. G................................... 272Freeman, Leonard G.......................... is, 133Freiburg, Germany, stone masons ....’494

trade arbitration................................ 531Freight-cars......................................... 276,635Freight rates..................................... 276

390,401,407,429,494,510,534,604Austria.................................................... 257Mexico.................................................... 148publication of...............................’ ’ ’’ 276south Africa........................................... 551

French, Burton L.................................. 45,250French, Earl B.................................... 207,343French, Jacob F......................................... 622French, Margaret.............................. 195,359French, Walter........................................... 620French, Walter H..................................... 620French, Welcom B................................... 617French, see France.French canal company, employees ... 384

Page French Indo-China, currencv.......... 65,257French spoliation cis., see Court of Cis.Freshets........................................................ 369Fresno, Cal................................................... 144Friar estates, Philippine Islands.. 58,592Frick, Frederick................................ 231,312Friend, Mathias S.............................. 18,127Friends, Society of, marriage .. 98,291,334 Friendship, Spain and U.S..................... 428Frietas, Vincent de, see De Frietas.Fritz, Daniel....................................... 16,122Frog-shells................................................... 509Frogge, Lewis D................................ 16,27Frost ............................................................ 433

prevented by smoke...............................496Fruit......... 148,401,430,494,519,552,634,635

American, in Belgium....................... 257American, in England...........................54

1 American, in Honduras..................... 411... 487.. 402 ... 517 54,372 ... 458.. 458 .. 254 .. 372 .. 581 .. 458 .. 257 .. 534

canned........................cold storage............... .desiccated............... .dried............................evaporators...............for farm animals.......foreign, import tariff. Germany, inspection Great Britain............mulching...................Scotland.....................transportation..........tropical.................................... 558,577,590varieties recommended for planting —

Fruit brandy...............................................631413494430253402268

Fruit packers.....................Fruit products...................Fruit-trees..........................

British pests.................Fruit vessels, quarantine Frybarger, Amanda J....................... 203,232Frye, William P........ 6,9,95,97,179,183,298Fuchs, Frank..................................... 229 307Fuel, Capitol.............................. ’178

liquid...................................................... 469testing plant......................................... 583

Fuga............................................................. 472Fugitives, see Criminals.Fukien, China, mining............................ 495Fukushima, Japan, chart......................... 555Fukuyama. Japan, chart......................... 555Fuller, Charles E........ 29,125,224,342,623Fuller, Eben....................................... 309,343Fuller, Jane E...................................... 208,224Fullers’ earth........................................... ’ 375Fuller’s rose beetle....................................402Fulton, Chas. W. 7,11,12,22,96,181,213,296,327Fulton, FranklinFulton, Miss., bridge ...Funakoshi Wan, chart.Fungicides.......................Fur seals........ •.................Fur trade..........................Furebetsu, Japan, chart Furey, John V.................Furiss. Mora B.................

20 621 501 430

218,366 .... 406 .... 556... 330 ... 387

Furnaces, electric.............................. 562,600Furniture, American, in Great Britain

Italy...................................................Further-development schools..........Fusan, Korea, chart............................Fusarium oxysporum........................Fusus ......................................................Gafford, John..................................’"Gagnon, Marcel.............................. . 'Gaines, Joseph H..................................Gairdner, Gordon................................Gairdner, James..................................Gairdner, James and Edwin. & Co. Galalith........... ..................................... ;Galena River.................................... ”,

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.... 145

.... 165

.... 332 199,224

. 24,218

.... 274... 274 .... 274 372,495 .... 596

694 Inde x , 1904

PageGalera, Port, chart................................... 460Gallagher, Charles................................... 651Gallagher, Edward J................................ 651Gallatly, see Gellatly. Gallaway, J. S.................,........................ 164MJLUUlyvi, JU.CUU xx........ o, v, 10, tui, , vo,

100,180,183,187,275,295,296,299,614Galveston, losses of army officers, etc.. 356

steamers to Dunkirk....................... 258Gamble, A. Marion............................ 38,107Gamble, Robert J....................................... 10,

11,22,99,116,213,295,299,327,615Game, Alaska..................................... 430,582

inspection............................................... 275laws.......................................................... 518open and close seasons....................... 458protection of............................ 49,400,486

Gangwisch, John................................ 34,208Gantt, M. A., & Son.................................. 250Garbage, Lyons......................................... 372Gardens, school.......................... 253,431,487

window..................................................... 368 IGardiner, George W.......................... 196,235 IGardiners Island, topographic sheet.. 638 |Gardner, Alonzo............................... 310,341 |Gardner, Augustus P.................. 119 IGardner, Eliza J................................ 135,192Gardner, George.................................. 26,104 'Gardner, John J........................................... 354 1Gardner, Robert D............................ 207,230 |Gardner & Clark....................................... 534Gardner Island, chart.............................. 502Garfield, James A.............................. 361,428 |Gargantua Harbor, chart......................... 599 |Garland County, Ark...................... 178,248 IGarloek, Alfred A........................................ 653 ;Garner, John N........................................... 249Garnett, George, alias...................... 227,322 IGarnett, James.................................... 651Garretson, Clara G............................ 102,234Garrett, James M...................................... 622 IGarrisoned towns, Philippines.............. 384 IGarry, James......................................... 109,228 ’Gas................... .................................... 376,637 I

conducting...................................... 580District of Columbia................... 299,599England...................................................406Honolulu, Hawaii.. 187,249,291,364,365 natural............. 260,375,376,404,523,583new generating plant......................... 257pipe lines.................................. 11,119,178spectra of.................................................580

Gascoigne, Stephen.................................. 36Gasconade River...;................................ 596Gasoline, to prevent explosions..............497Gasparilia Sound....................................... 72Gatchell, Prince A............................ 317,338Gates, Benjamin F.............................. 39,195Gates, Lewis R................................... 223,312Gatliff, Aaron S...................... 624Gaugers.....................,.......... ......... 68,158,366Gauging rods.............................................. 592Gauss. Herman........................................... 215Gaut, William F....................................... 625Gavett, Lydia..................................... 210,224Gazetteers, Delaware................................ 462

Maryland............................................... 463Texas...................................................... 408Virginia.................................................. 463West Virginia....................................... 499

Geary, Okla.................................... 22,178,249Geenng, John W....................................... 331Gehr, Bradford A.............................. 223,315Gellatly, Hankey & Co............................ 47General appraisers, see Appraisers.General Education Board...................... 150Gen. Federation Women’s Clubs.. 291,333 General Grant Nat. Park, see Sequoia

and Gen. Grant National Parks.

PageGeneral Land Office, see Land Office.General orders, Philippines............. 70,506Gen. Service and Staff College, rp., 1903 . 269General Slocum, steamer...........................566General Staff Corps, see Staff Corps.General Warren, brig.............................. 653Generative organs, cattle....................... 630Genesee, N. Y., light................................ 632Geneva Convention, 1864 ....................... 587Gentry, Martin R.............................. 246,322Gentry County Battalion of Missouri

Home Guards.................................. 100Geodesy........................................................ 370Geographic Congress, Internat ... 411,557Geographic headings.................................416Geographic names, Alaska....................... 370Geographic tables and formulas..........553Geographical and Geological Survey of

the Rocky Mountain Region.... 260Geographical Societies, Nat.Cong.of.. 257 Geog. Surveys West of 100th Meridian.. 260 Geography & terrestrial magnetism 563,602 Geologic atlas of United States........... 150,

376,408,436,462,498,525,553,637Geological and Geographical Survey of

the Territories....................... 260Geol. Exploration of the 40th Parallel. 260 Geological Survey....................... 56,150,259,

374,408,436,462,498,525,552,583,637 hydrographic manual........... ...............408railroad map of United States.. 186,362 report, 1903............................................. 56

Geological Survey, Committee on the.. 185Geology......................................... 563,601,603

James River Valley............................ 436New Mexico......................................... 261see also Geological Survey.

George, Benjamin................................ 30,196George, David H................................ 199,228Georgetown, D. C............... 6,10,98,218,294Georgetown, S. C....................................... 271Georgetown and Tennallytown Ry... 165Georgetown Barge, Dock, Elevator and

Railway Company........................ 80Georgia, copper........... . ........................... 375

courts of United States.......... 40,239,290insects............................. 367labor laws............................................... 634post route map...................................... 62river and harbor improvement.... 594watermelons.......................................... 402wells, springs, etc................................. 526

Georgia Peach Growers’ Association.. 534Georgian Bay,canal to Lake Ontario.. 494

chart..................................... •...................508Gerard, William L.............................. 223,315Gerardi, Vincenzo................................ 10,24German east Africa, see Africa.German singing societies, D. C............. 165Germans in United States.........................476Germany......... . .......................................54,148

American apples....................................256American food products........... . 148American horses....................................494American meats and dried fruits .. 54American optical goods............... . 148American products wanted............. 494American retail stores.........................149American sewing machines............. 497American shoes............................ 149,551American Tobacco Company..........373asparagus............................................... 496banks.............................................. 550,580beet sugar......................................... 53,256bicycles........................................... 496,523book trade............................................. 53butter...................................................... 522cable to United States...........................147calcareous bricks................................ 496California fruit......................................494

J anua ry —Decem ber 695

PageGermany, canned beef.............................. 492 ;

cement...................................................... 550 jchain industry....................................... 022 jchambers of commerce............... - - - 147 (chemical industry.............. 493,497coal trusts................................................ 522 |colonial museums....................■•'.•JAA ™colonies............... 54,147,493,494,522, o80commerce....................... 156,257,372,406,

493,494,497,523,551,557,580,581,635 commercial attaches for consulates. 493 commercial education for girls .... 53 commercial travelers...............A'AAA -?>•>commercial treaties........ 54,147,372,522consular reports.................................... 54consulates.......................................... 493cost of living...............................-- 149,2o8cotton....................................... 406,493,522dairy products...................................... 522doctors....................... 493drought........... . ............................. 523,551electric railroads........................ 493,49/electric transportation....................... 5olelectrotechnical industry................. 148employment of children................... 3/2exchange commission..........P,.exports ............................ 149,373,523,635fairs 493feeding school children.......................407foreigners at universities - ’07fruit ......................................... 372-^’S?grain................................................ 550,551hatband industry...........horses............................ .hosiery and gloves..........housing working people . humanitarian legislationindustrial exchanges.............interest in American topics..

54372257496494494372635497494494494

interests in China...................iron pyrites..............................leather trade............................linen..........................................linguistic training of agents locomotives....................... - - ’48,496,49/machinery.............................. 257,494,523machinery insurance........... ............. 148manufactured goods exported to .. 497 meat...............;.......... ’48,494merchant marine moor cultivation, motor mail cars..

406495494493

55257495

nonalcoholic drinks..........opinion of American statistics, patent office., pear industry petroleum. .*.. 257,495,551

............. 495

............. 582

............. 473>............ 373............. 581............. 406 ............. 5503..............635.... 497,523 ............. 581

pig iron.......................................pollution of waterways.........pontoons for cavalry.............postal and telegraph service potash minerals......................potash syndicate.....................potatoes........... . ...................; -•prestige in foreign countries railroads...................................relations with Japan road locomotives--------------- .Russian and American petroleum .savings......... ...........................school budget........................school for emigrants............schools for customs officers sewing machines.................shipbuilding..........................shipping.................................shoe dealers............................

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slaughterhouse prices.. steel works association........... . .......superheated steam for locomotives. 523 | Ghadin

Page .. 495Germany, supreme court.................

syndicates.......................................tariff........... ......................................tariff relations with France........technical education....................telephone.........................................tobacco manufacture.................tool machinery............................toys...................................................trade education............................trade experts..................................trade journals ..............................trade methods in Spain.............trade unions..................................trusts.................................................typesetting machines.................universities ....................................Venezuelan arbitrations............view of British tariff union .... view of iron and steel industry

... 522

... 494

... 552

... 496

... 496

... 497 55,496... 582... 552... 494... 636... 523... 149.... 496 150,498 .... 589 .... 635

______________________ . .... 148 view of Panama Canal_______ 497,504vintage, 1903 ............................................™wages.................. 149,2o8,552,590 wine........................................................ 55

Gettysburg, Pa., national cemetery... 162 Gettysburg National Military Park

Commission, report, 1903............. 269report, 1904........................................ 561

Gibbons, George M............................ 124,209Gibraltar, coal trade................................ 406

Imperial Coal Company................... 77Gibson, Artemus E...............................---Gibson, Elias S.............................. .. ’12,222Gibson, Henry R. 30,45,125,226,250,343,624Gibson, James R................................231’S3Gibson, Maria...........................:a’a;aaaaGibson, Paris... 17,108,199,213,310,32 /, 617 Gideon, John......................................— — ■' J5,360

... 99

... 499

... 618 124,209 325,343 .... 501

Gihon, Clara M...............Gila River Reservation Gila Valley.......................Gilbert, Charles E.........Gilbert, Ephraim O .... Gilbert, Harriet S.........Gilbert Islands, chart-------------------Gilbertsville, Ky., bridge........ 1/9,182,220Gilboa, N. Y., topographic sheet, Gilbreath, Warren C.....................

... 56

... 624 326,358 106,234 247,362 215,329 239,354 199,222.... 79 .... 357 .... 357193,360 .... 119199,343 .... 235406,494... 53... 50... 81... 59... 416.... 631.... 161 114,123 .... 560 223,314 132,191.... 148.... 469

Gill, Jeremiah................................Gillespie, Hamilton S...................Gillet. Charles W.............................Gillett, Frederick H.............. Gillett, James N................................Gillham, Sarah A..........................Gilliam, Floyd H............................Gillingwaters, James E...............Gilli ng waters, Laura S.................Gillmore, Laura M.........................Gilmore, Mary P............................Gilroy, Mary....................................Ginnane, James..............................Ginseng................................ .............Girls, commercial education ...

helped by farmers’ institutes Glacial pot-holes............................Glacier, U. S. S..................................Glftde Coal Company...................Gladiolus...........................................Gladstone, Mich............................Glahn, Nora J................................Glanders, disease resembling ... Glasgow, William..........................Glass, Rosa............................ . ........Glass. Belgian trust.....................

factories in Venezuela..........Glass sand...................................... 56,376,553Glassware, factories in Venezuela .Gleditsia triacanthos.Gleeson, Andrew ....

... 469.... 547... 182430,518

696 Inde x , 1904

PagePage IGlines, Humphrey M....................... 321,352Globe, Ariz.................................................. 260

geologic atlas.................. 553Globe Works. Boston.................... 387 jGloucester, Mass., fishery products

landed at................... .'.............. 52,146,255,371,405,461,491,521,550,579,634 '

Glover, James............................................. 163Glover, John B................................... 109,130Glover, R. M................................................. 651 iGloves, German................................... 257 i

skins for.................................................. 494Glucose........................................................ 430Glutenin............................................... 430,518 -Gnadenhutten, Ohio................. 116,141,178 1Goats.................................................... 523,576Gochey, Charles................................ 233,304Godwin, William T.................................... 357 IGoethe, Johann Wolfgang von............... 495Goforth, Isaac B................................ 128,197Gold............. . ....................... 375,376,557,583

Bolivia.................................................... 529British Columbia................................. 148imports and exports.................... 258production..................................... 260,381Salvador................................................ 411Transvaal.............................................. 523uncurrent coins................................... 530Wichita Mountains..................... 151,375

Gold currency notes.............................. 551Gold mining, Nova Scotia...................... 494 ;Gold standard..................................... 65,590 1

to print........................................... 247,428Golden seal................................................... 631 iGoldfields district, geology....................... 375 I(ioldfogle, Henry M.................... 118,216,331 |Goldsborough, Charles B...................... 95Goldsborough, Eleonora G..................... 95Goldsborough, Worth.............................. 163Gongylonema ingluvicola..................... 629Goniophlebium Pringlei................. 446,475 |Gooch, D. Linn.......................................... 118Good, Chalkley......................................... 78Good, Francis'M................................ 139,198Good, Henry....................................... 317,342Good Shepherd Industrial School........ 216Goodale, Samuel L. D.............................. 616Goode, Richard U..................................... 56Goodspeed. John....................................... 626Goodwin, Margaret W..................... 325,360Gordon, D. Miller.'........................... 210,233Gordon, Napoleon B., alias................... 197Gordon, William A................................. 164Gordon, Ironsides AFaresCo., Limited. 63 Gorman, Arthur P................ 10,184,615Gosage, Adam................................... 130,201Gould, William 0..................................... 617Goulden, Joseph A...................... 240Gove, Nathan M................................ 104,134Government, aid in fruit growing .... 148

aid to agriculture..................................492aid to industries................................. 581camels imported by..................... 545,576historical material published.......... 655 'inspection of vanilla beans................582relation of railroads to.......................535relation to animal diseases .... 401*486wireless telegraphy for...................... 510

Government Actuarv'......... 68,158,268,383,412,441,470,505,530,559,592,646

Government bonds, see Govt. Actuary. Govt, documents, see Documents.Government Hospital for the Insane. 57,

110,140,183,287,291,377,637dietary studies..................................... 577nutrition investigations............. 431,519report, 1903............................................. 524

Government Laboratories, Bureau of, see Laboratories, Govt., Bur. of. I

Government officials......................... 276,369delinquent............................................. 66partisan activity... 520,527,529,530,534 prosecutions......................................... 239salaries, etc............................. 412

Govt. Printing Office.......... 83,167,276,390.416,446,475,510,534,565,594,604,655

leave of absence.................................. 21new building....................................... 649report, 1903 ............................................. 83safety of old building......................... 116

Govt, property, see Public property.Government salary tables........... . 469,528Governors Island...................................... 596Gowanus Creek Channel...........................596Grace, Catherine....................................... 332Grace, James.............................................. 332Grace, William R...................................... 411Grade crossings, D. C................................ 6,9Graduation, from college....................... 150Graf, August....................................... 191,226Graff, Joseph V. 22,117,118,215,216.328.331Graffen, Harris........................................... 356Graham, Albert S..................................... 627Graham, Daniel W............................ 237,308Graham, James...................................... 18,42Graham, Milton.................................. 204,235Grain........................................................... 372

aphides affecting.......................... 402,431Argentina............................................... 503elevator charges.................................. 534Europe.................................................... 494foreign import tariff.......................... 368freight rates........................................... 407Germany......................................... 550,551Russian shipment regulations........148Scotland................................................ 257Switzerland........................................... 494

G. A. R., badges......................................... 217Grand Canyon of the Colorado............. 249Grand Island, Nebr.................................. 353Grand Marais, Mich., chart................... 599Grand Marais, Minn................................ 72

chart........................................................ 599Grand Rapids and Indiana Ry.... 212,297Grand River............................. 72Grand River Bayou............................. 595Grand St. Bernard Pass, road............... 581Grande Pointe, Mich., chart................. 76GrandeRonde Reservation. 119,291,300,437Grannis, Henry J.............................. 320,339Grant street, D. C...................................... 184Grantsville, Md., topographic sheet .. 377Grantsville forest reserve....................... 400Granville County, N. C..................... 432,488Grape juice................................................ 494Grapes, Almeria....................................... 551

pests................................................ 367,430Graphite.............................................. 375,376Grass seed, adulteration........................ 215Grasse, Marquis de.................................... 64Grasses, aphides affecting............... 402,431

Danish West Indies............................ 372range...................................................... 261

Grasshoppers............................................. 367Grassy Point, Fla., bridge............... 293,336Graves, Daniel M.............................. 314,346Graves, James........................................... 351Graves, Mary A................................. 131,208Graves, Confederates................................ 356Gravett, George, alias...................... 195,351Gravity........................................................ 370Gravois Mills, Mo., topog. sheet............554Gray, Alvin......................................... 197,236Gray, B. E.................................................. 273Gray, Frances......................................... 20,29Gray, Frank L................................... 105,133Gray, Jerry L............................................. 616Grays Harbor............................................. 271

Janua ry —I )ecemb er 697

Grays Point, Mo., bridge.............Grayson, Joel...................................Graziani, Mattie......... .................. .Grazing, forest reserves...............Great Britain................................

advertising brushes.................agriculture................................ iAlaskan Boundary TribunalAmerican boots and shoes American fruit...................American furniture...........American stationery..........Australian trade.................automatic couplers...........beet sugar..............................butter.....................................capture of Manila, 1762 ... china-clay............................cider and cider vinegar... coasting trade....................colonies..................................

Page ____ 6,25

._______ 329

.... 304,346 _____ 141

....... 63,492 _____ 550 406,550,580

1_____ 503.... 147,407

............... 523

............... 494

............... 493

............... 492

.. 53,256,493.......... 75,384

................ 53

................. 53

................. 522... 53,65,147

commerce ... .. 53,149,157,257,406,411,439,440,469,504,523,557,582,590,635

commercial & industrial education 53commercial expedition to Persia ..commercial schools..........conditions in southwest., consular reports.................consular service.................cotton............................. ....cotton growing in Africa credit system......................department of commerce drink bill............................east central........................economic depression........electric railroads...............emigration..........................engineering standards ... exchange commission ... exports...............................extraterritorial rights.... farms...................................floating exhibition...........food imports......................football...............................foreign ships in ports of..

58152214854

.. 581,589 54,256,635 ........... 493 ........... 372 ... 147,496 ........... 493

.......... 551........... 497........... 581........... 523........... 6553,550,635........... 589

406497493373635freight ears.................

fruit................................fruit-tree pests...........fur seals........................herring fisheries.........hollow bloom tubing hosiery industry.......

.. 552,581,634,635

........................ 402 ....................218,295 ........................ 565 ........................ 497 ........................ 54

imports and exports ...............Indian Currency Committee, information bureaus.............inland revenue......................iron and steel trade...............labor...........................................labor unions............................locomotive wage expense ..

... 65. 494

.... 582 148,523 .... 635 .... 52

lunacy................................. ..................mail-carrying motor omnibuses ... manufacturers.....................................manufactures.......................................meat and cattle...................................meat and meat products...................meat trade with Argentina.. . .........mining....................................................money order convention...................naturalization of seamen.................naval stations......... . ...........................new standard of weights...................parcels-post convention.....................passenger system on railroads.........patents....................................................pauperism ...........................................petroleum..............................................physical deterioration .. ....................

635494497497

. 576

. 503

. 635 . 469 . 373 . 148 . 149 . 157 . 551 . 635 . 581 . 551.. 551

Great Britain, pig iron.................poisoning of beer and food... post-offices to collect parcels. potato diseases..........................potatoes.......................................poultry and eggs.......................power and heating gas...........prosperity...................................public house trust....................rail motor-cars..........................railroad accidents.....................railroads........................ ............rebuilding industries.............safety lamp device...................shoes and leather.................... ■spurious soda............................statistics...................................steel industry..........................tariff...........................................tariff commission report........tobacco .....................................tobacco combine.....................tomatoes....................................trade methods in China........trade relations with Canada trade unions................. ..........

Page ... 495 ...406 ...523 ...581 ... 54 ... 406 ... 406 ... 256 ... 551 ... 257 ...496 _ 551 ...635 ... 372 .... 55 ... 636 ....581 ' . 55,407 447,635 .... 550 .... 497 ___ 636

493

582 •258trading associations-----------------,

treaties with United Stat.es.. 63,155,428 undelivered mail .................................. 257Venezuelan arbitrations..................... o89wages...................................................... 582weights and measures reform.......... 582wheat............................................... 496,582wood imported...................................... 636

Great Falls and Old Dominion R. R. 298,299Great Harbor, chart.................................. 255Great Lakes.............................................. 594

meteorological chart..................... 50,490naval training station........................ 656pilot rules............................................... 43asee also Northern and Northwestern

Lakes. Survey of.Great Salt Pond...............Great Sioux Reservation Greatfalls, Mont...............

............. 161 141,179,213 .... 290,353

494Greece, American money in ...<.. commerce with United States, consular convention with U. S. industries................................lions...............................................

428

563,601 .... 551 ___ 636 .... 496

638

petroleum...............torpedo destroyers windmills............................... _

Green, Ella B.......................................Green. Jeremiah................................. - - - 38aGreen, Naomi............... . .................... 101,124Green, Peter..............................................- 187Green, S. R.................................... 115,216, 332Green Bay................................................--414,

415,445,473,507,532,561,598,650light and fog-signal...............................254

Green bay, Wis........................................41,178Greene, Lafayette M........................Greene, Sarah...................................... 244,322Greene, N. Y., topographic sheet..........Greene County,Pa., oil and gasfields.

i Greeneville, Tenn., topographic sheet. ao4 ' Greenhouses, Dept, of Agriculture.... 143

sterilizing soils...Greenland.................

I Greensboro, N. C....Greer, Sarah M..........

1 Greer County, Okla . I Gregg, Alexander W.. i Gregg, Robert C........I Gregory, George W.. j Grenada, myiarchus | Grenoble, France ... | Gretzer. John, jr.... | Griffin, Abbie W ....

144.......... 81.......... 66 .. 231,323 ..........215 ... 46,250......... 357 .. 107,244 .. 601,602

.............. 257

........... 357

... 238,309

698 Index , 1904

PageGriffin, William C.;.......................... 197,245Griffith, Francis M..................... 248Griffith, James P................. .’.................... 624Griffith, Joshua D.............................. 130,201Griffitts, James W.............................. 233,324Griggs, Jasper M................................ 205,234Griggstown, N. J., copper...................... 375Grigsby, Benjamin F.......................... 31,107Grimes, Jacob S.................................. 207,339Grissom, Sarah J....................................... 628Grisson, Frances E............................ 304,349Griswold, Clara B.............................. 104,136Griswold, Rinaldo M........................ 110,228Griswold, Fort.............................. 94,100,138Groceries, D. C........................................... 218Groezinger, E. A................................ 185,330Groezinger, Gotlob............................ 185,330Grossetete Bayou..................................... 72Grosvenor, Charles H................................ 41,

240,249,251,355,364,366,385Groverman, Louis................................ 111,244Gruber, Nicholas............................ 130,201Grundy, Sally H....................................... 651Grundy, Samuel R................................... 651Guachalla, Fernando E.......................... 381Guam Island, chart...................... 527

mail matter from................................. 529naval governor, report, 19C4................642

Guantanamo, Cuba, lights..................... 51naval station.......................... 59,153,381

Guarantee companies................................ 440Guatemala............. 157,381,440,557,590,644

agricultural festival.............................256American trade.................................... 148coffee...................................................... 64cotton-boll-weevil ant............... 458,557election of President Cabrera......... 504extradition treaty with U. S........... 428minister to United States................. 590railroad grants..................................... 373

Guatemala Northern Railway...............265Guayama. P. R........................ '................. 645Guayaquil, Ecuador......................... 440Gudgell, Benjamin F....................... 622Gudger, Jas. M.,jr., contested election. 218Guessing contests.............................. 212,641Guest, James H. E............................ 197,226Guest, John W..................................... 626Guild, Caroline L................................ 616Guinea pigs, tubercle bacilli.......... 143Gulf, see name of gulf.Gulf Biologic Station....................... 402Gulf blockading squadron...............263Gulf States, fisheries......... ...................... 371

PageGwynn, Mary, see Gwynn, Mallie.Gyger, George W................................ 223,310Gymnastics, manual................................ 647Gypsum.................................. 375,376,463,498Habana, see Havana.Habereom, Elise................................ 325,350Hackberry.................................................. 578Hackett, Benjamin F.......................110,125Haggard, Bartlett S.......................... 138,188

I Hague, The, Netherlands....................... 63Hague conference, 2d.............................. 590Hague decision, Venezuelan question. 589Hahn, Elizabeth....................................... 651Hahn, James....................................... 113,124HaifOng, Indo-China................................ 551Hailey land district.......................... 400,428

[ Haines, Augustus H.................................. 627j Haines, Edward......................................... 3301 Haiti........ ........................................... 581,590

coffee exports....................................... 411cotton...................................................... 529extradition of criminals................... 643market conditions.............................. 644naturalization treaty. 155,156,380,381,428patents and trade-marks............ 528,644tariff......................................... 157,440,557U. S. diplomatic officials................... 380

Hakes, Harrison H...............................29,109Hako............................................................. 603

I Haldeman, Albert...............................210,232Hale, Eugene................................................. 6,

7,13,94,95,180,187,296,303,614Hale, Henry........................................ 35,109Haley, Timothy.................................. 227,305Halfmoon Bay,Cal., life-saving station. 337

j Halifax, Nova Scotia.............................. 550Hall, Albert, alias.............................. 20,123Hall, Allen W......................................... 20,123Hall, Andrew............................................. 625Hall, Benjamin F................................... 615Hall. Commodore P.................................. 619Hall, Darwin S................................ 7,118,119

I Hall, Francis....................................... 16,136Hall, Hannah..................................... 110,244

i Hall, Henry C..................................... 306,338Hall, Hewlette A................................ 181,332Hall, James E............................................. 78

। Hall, Joseph T. H...................................... 96I Hall, Julia L............................................... 96

Hall, Samuel F......................................... 12Hall, William...................................... 306,341Hall, William............................................. 626Hall, William D.................................. 121,198Hall, William N.................................. 40,191Haller, Harry....................................... 43,101Haller, Jennie E....................................... 78

; Haller, Samuel M...................................... 78I Hallett, Mortimer................................ 17,123

Hallett, Solomon F............................ 321,339Hailing, Frederick................................ 34,192Halos, lunar................................................. 369

solar........................................................ 369Hamburg. Germany, commerce............ 581

sea traffic............................................... 497Hamilton, Bettie........................................ 80Hamilton, Edward L.................................. 365

I Hamilton, George T.................................. 180Hamilton, Henry S............................ 238,308Hamilton, John......................................... 273Hamilton, Lucretia, see Davis.Hamilton, Mahlon......................................273Hamilton, Marceline P................... 105,138Hamilton, Mary F................................ 18,30Hamilton, Sidney B.................................. 615Hamilton, William.................................... 436Hamilton, Ontario.................................... 148Hamly, John C.................................... 227,322Hammers, lever............................................494Hammon. Daniel........................................652Hammond, Esther D................................ 355

Gulfport, Miss., port of entry . 291,366,382Gull River Lumber Company...............628Gum arabic................................................ 635Gummo, John W....................................... 8Gun-carriages, see Gun mounts.Gun-cotton factory, explosion................330Gun mounts.............................................. 599

disappearing..................................... 179gifts of....................................... 94,100,138shields.................................................... 272

Gunn, James....................................... 199,339Gunners...................................................... 71Gunnison, Grand Canon of.................... 465Guns, barrels for....................................... 54

condemned............................ 241,292,302cost of manufacture............................ 162

Gusler, Minnie..................................... 31,101Guss, Henry R...................................210,233Gustin, Martha B..................................... 651Guthrie, David........................................... 626Gutta-percha.........................................411,444Guttormson, Hans P............................... 216Guyandot River......................................... 596Guyandotte, W. Va„ Baptist Church.. 651

M. E. Church South............................ 651Gwynn, Mallie....................................... 28,113

J an ua ry —Dec emb er 699

PageHammond, F. L....................................... 43Hammond, Henry G........................... £•’Hammond, William A..................... 187, gooHammond, Ind., bridge................... 289,336Hammonds, James.................................... 345Hampden, Me., Dixmonument,...... 99Hampden Co., Mass., bridge.. 290,298,33bHampton River......................................... J2Hanapepe Bay, chart.......................... 460Hanback, Hester A............................ 314L33»Hancock County, HL, damHand, Adam...................Hand, Amanda M........Handel, Georg F., bust.Handicrafts...................

.... 623 211,245... 165 .... 634 315,343Haney, Edward L.............................. <

Hanga Roa, see Cook Bay. Hankins, Rebecca...........................-Hanley, England, sewage disposal.Hanna, Marcus A...................... -.........Hansbrough, Henry C.................... - - - - ■y 12,22,99,116,184,213,299,302,327

, Hansen, Ferdinand....................................357Hanson, Frank .....................................— ™Hanson, George R .......................... "O£

112,244 .... 523 .... 485 .... 10,

Hartford, Wis., topographic sheetHartley, George B............................Hartley, Henry A .. . . ......................Hartley, John W..............................Hartman, Thompson & Powers ..Hartmann, J. Frederick.................Hartzell, Judd O..............................Harvesting, Spain............................Harvests, see Crops.Harvey, George I..............................Harvey, John B................................Haskell, Ruth M..............................Haskins, Kittredge............................Hasson, Benjamin F.......................Haste, D. P.........................................Hatbands, Germany.......................Hatch, Crowell................................Hatchee River..................................Hatfield, Elizabeth..........................

Page .... 465 317,347 315,346 .... 345 .... 440 .... 645 .... 216' .... 523

........... 626............. 44............. 127............. 356............. 331 9,24,94,184

.... 255,370Harbors, laws............................................... 4$9

see also Engineers, Corps of—Rivers

Hanson, Isaac........................Hanson, John, statue...........Haradon, Edwin A...............Harber, James S.....................Harbison-Walker Company Harbor, D. C..........................Harbor dues, see Port dues.Harbor sweep........................

and harbors.Hard wood, insect injuries.............401[

Madagascar...................................... 373 IHardy, Alexander............................ 232, 3izHardy, Elizabeth................................ 27’ Soo IHardy, G. .............................................-328Hardy, James F.....................................Hare, B. B.............................................. .Haren, Mary E..................................... 49>244Hares...................................................... 445,474Harford, N. Y.,jopographic sheet .... ^56

113’, 124 123,208

. 27,106

.... 72

.... 596 294,297 233,324 235,307 220,294 203,238

. 30,200

.... 619

.... 46

.... 653

Hargis, James H .. Harkison, Thomas Harlan, George W Harlan, Joshua ... Harlem Kills..........Harlem River........

bridge.................Harlow, Philip J .. Harman, Anna E.. Harman, Frank P. Harmon, Agnes... Harmon, Ellen A .

... 151

... 617

... 622 46,250 ... 250 ... 80 ... 54 ... 164.... 73 . 38,188

Hatfield; Ella..................................... 229,306Hats, American, in Belgium....................obi

Panama.......................................Haugen, Gilbert N........................Haughev, Elizabeth M..................... 193, -43Haugland, John....................................- • 330Hauptly, James R.................................. 32,111Havana, Cuba, lightning................. - - - mHavey, Amaziah.................... 23», oyuHavre, France. Amer, building wood. 149Havre, Mont., topographic sheet...... 554Hawaii................................................... 141 -£39

ballots....................................... °14chart.......................................... 25oclimate ••••employees on public works ....... 295fishes.................................. 167,475,064,565forests........................................ 4^9governor, report, 1903........... 082governor, report, 1904 ......................... 639

1 insecticides...................................... 142 291....'428 .... 632 .... 435 .... 62 .... 533 .... 590 .... 253

labor reports..................................Light-House Establishment........lighthouse tender..........................lights and fog-signals...................post route map...............................reptiles.............................................sugar................................... •

Hawaii Agric. Experiment Station report, 1903.................................. 434 -489

HawaiianElectricCompany, Limited. 142,249,291,364,36o

652Hawk, sloop......................Hawker, John.................Hawthorn, Benjamin FHawthorn, Leroy R....Hay, Francis M.............Hay, James...IT.. XT I W

31,101 320,349 190,346 .... 625 241,356

Harney, Emma S Harper, Avin W . Harper, Elza W........................ aHarpoot, Turkey, commerce with U.S. 40b Harput, see Harpoot.Harris, Abraham........................ - - • • 318, <wiHarris, Allen R........... ......................348>34'Harris, Margaret F.............................. 140,2iiHarris, Samuel B.......................................... *°Harris, Silas R........... -....................... 310’344Harris, Stephen............................-.............2/3Harrison, Benjamin, monument...... • Harrison, James E............................ U0> i3VHarrison, Lorenzo E Harrison, William H Hart, Charles B........Hart, John B.............Hart, Nelson.............Hart, William H ... - Hart, William J.......Harter, George F....

Hay, John 210,232Hay,imported from Europe... 367,412,545

substitutes........................................ 'timothy................................................ 4J

Hayden, George.................................. 3/, ihHayden, Henry............. ........Hayden Peak, topographic sheetHayden survey-----Haydock, Thomas. Hayes, William.... Hayford, Edward .

... , Haynes, H. C..........6 Haynes, John........

... ! p[ayS Elizabeth W. 37 I Hays, Emma W ...

. 21,28 I Hayter, William T 134,198 ] Hayward, John A . 123,209 । Hayward, Mary A ------ .... Hazard, schooner.

I Hazen, Samuel R -199,236.... 61632,106 | Head-dresses, Korean

... 100 I Headley, Eli...............

... 331.... 57... 260 305,345 .... 624 196,237.... 241.... 273.... 80317,359 199,236.... 625 199,338.... 387320,345 .... 81110,225

700 Inde x , 1904

PageHealth, and food preservatives. 401,518,630

bills of.............................................. 591see also Public health.

Health, Board of, P.'I...................... 443,560report, 1903............................................. 472

Health bulletins................................ 443,560Health Department, D.C., rp., 1903. 388,533

report, 1904........................... 654Health reports, see Public health rps.Heaney, Mary.............................. 222,288,306Hearing, in fishes....................................... 565

of school children................................ 150Heart, cattle............................................... 630Heat, measurements................................ 461Heath, Chester R.............................. 227,323Heath, Lucina................................... 231’312Heating, electric....................................... 581Hedge Fence Shoal, light-ship................297Hedrick, Joseph J ..................................... 618Heffron, Anson................................... 33,109Hegarty, John...............................’'’'320^ 358Heiser, Adolph............................................. 38 108Helena, Ark., 1st Baptist Church........’ 47Helena, U. S. S..................... 262Helium................................................ 563,602Helmet, smoke........................................... 372Helminthology...................................I..’’"" 563Help, domestic.. .*..................................... 581Helt, William A......................................... 342Hemenway, Albert.......................... 308,338Hemenway, James A.... 23,117,215,329,620Hemibarbus Joiteni.......................... 388,474Hemiptera-heteroptera....................... 82,475Hemp, manila..................................... 592,648Hemphill, James M................................... 27 200Hempstead, Alexander S................. 305’ 350Hendee, Ambrose L........................... 317 351Henderson, Arthur R...............................’331Henderson, John B.......................... . . . '. 6Henderson, John D.......................... 209, 224Henderson, Julia A .......................... 322,360Hendrickson, Samuel....................... 312,346Heniquen.................................................... 553Henkle, Esau............................... ' jot)Henning, August................................234,324Henry, E. Stevens....................................... 215Henry, Jacob A......................................... 331Henry, Robert L................................... 40 354Hens, see Poultry. Henwood, Henry. 243,312

334,336 .... 296 .... 356 .... 119 .... 499 . 43,113205,225 112,134 140,209.... 120 .... 73137,209 .... 81 166,275 207,343

529 207,228 .... 565... 54 .... 494 109,223.... 37.... 74

17,139 33,102

.... 243

.... 81 311,339 .... 367 .... 342

Hepburn, William P....................Hepburn-Dolliver bill...................Heppel, George........................Heppenstall Forge and Knife CoiHeppner, Oreg., flood.................Hereford, William P.....................Herkes, Henry.................................Herlinger, William.................... .Herman, Sarah J..............................Hermann, Binger..........................Hermann, Mo........................ ......Herold, Margaret........................Herons, D. C..............................’.'Herpetology, Porto Rico'Herran, Thomas..............................Herran, Tomiis........... .,............. 'Herrell, Warren R....................... ’’Herring fisheries....................... ’ ’ ’ ’

Belgium...................................'Nova Scotia......................... ....’.

Herriott, Ephraim L..................... .’Herron, George W....................... ’Hertford, N. C..........................Herzinger, John....................... ””Herzog, John.................................. ’ ’Hesler, Agnes B..........................Hesperornis............................... ’.Hess, William'H....................... .....Hessian flies.................................. ’’’Hetherington, Anna E............ '...

PageHewins, E. D............................................... 390Heyburn, W. B.. 12,100,185,186, i87,295,302Hibbert, James W................................ 30,109Hibernia mines..........................................’581Hicks, Thomas N................................." ” 622Hides, France................. '.......... 494Hieroglyphics..................................... 563,601Hiete, Henry....................................... 231,315Higgins, Martha....................................... 623Higgins, Thomas W.................................. 47Higginson, Stephen.................................. 272High-angle fire........................................... 270Highways, see Roads—Streets.

Highwood forest reserve......................... ’428Higley, Emma H.................................. 34,101Hildebrant, Charles Q........... 22,117,328,620Hildreth, James M............................ 205,230Hill, Alexander S.............................. 204,230Hill, Ebenezer J........................ 366Hill, Hannah..................................... 223,310Hill, John M......................................... 327Hill, John W............................... .’.‘.‘.'.■■126,205 .Hill, Lydia M....................................... 27,201Hill, Micajah.....................;.............. 326,360Hill, Michael C„ alias..................... 326,360Hill, Myron D............................................. 616Hill, Nancy................................................. ' 625Hill, Samuel E........................................... 653Hilleary, Sophia C.............................. .... 624Hills, Agnes W........................................... 217Hills, Albert G........................................... 217Hills, Alfred C........................................... 217Hills, Sarah J........................................... " 217Hillsboro Bay...............................’ ’. '. ’ ’ ’ ’ 73Hilo Bay, chart........................................... 491Hilton, John W......... ........................ ’ 235,305Hinds, Jerome J.................................. 210,221Hine, Laura F......................................... 19 30Hines, William J................................... 241Hinkle, Joseph..................................... 28,113Hinshaw, Edmund H.......... 120,242,335Hinyard, Caroline............................ 387HiramLodge7,F. A.M.,Franklin,Tenn. 45Hirota Wan, chart.................................... 501Hirschensohn, Harry...................... 307,359

material for, published by Govt ... 655Hites, Jonathan.................................... 37Hiteshew, Philip L............................. 322Hitokappu Bay, chart................. "'556Hitt, Calvin......................................... 321,360Hitt, Robert R................................ 24,218,334Hittites........................ 563’ 601Hixon, Eveline......................................... 78Hoadley, Lizzie J...................................... 349Hoar, George F............................' 180Hoback, Sarah A................................ 312,349Hobart, N.Y., topographic sheet.......... ’499Hobart, Okla....................................... 120,259Hobbs, Thomas J....................................... usHobday, John B................................ 320,349Hodge, Freeman 0............................ 136,194Hodgkins fund of Smithsonian Inst.. 81Hodgson, Sarah......................................... 626Hoff, Juliet A. B..................................... 6,309Hoff, William Bainbridge-............................ ’ 6Hoffecker, Sallie H.............................. 14,132Hoffman, Charles W.......................... 34,114Hoffmire, Francis G.............................211,’ 343Hoge, Enos D..................................... 122,211Hogg, Herschel M.......................... 42,139,335Hogs............................................... 143,517,576

cholera............................................. 143,576cost of raising............. . .................... 453feeding................. . .......................... i43,630

inspection and quarantine........ 143,457millet seed for..................................... 577

Hokushu, chart........................................... 641


Page .... 237 227,305 121,193 311,353 229,312 229,312 .... 78 .... 45

Horse-racing, pool selling..........Horses, American, in Germany

Commerce and Labor Dept.Holbrook, Sarah E.............Holcomb, Edson G.............Holcomb, Irving.................Holden, Mary T...................Holderman, Mark F...... - Holderman, Michael, alias Holland, Mattie S...............Holland, Robert H.............Holland, see Netherlands.Holliday, Elias...................................- 203,224Holliday, Elias S........ 32,46,127,228,250,625Hollidav, William........................... - - 210,342Hollidaysburg, Pa., topographic sheet. 5/ Hollingsworth, Isaac... Hollingsworth, John, jr Holloway. GeorgeT....................Holly Springs,Miss.,Christ Epis.Ch. 47,142 Holmes, Charles R

7878

385

77354

3961

Holt, A. F..........................................Holt, Charles F................................. <Holtzer-Cabot Electric Company. Holy Land, see Palestine. ,Holzer, John.......................... . 42,102 |Homeopathic Hospital, National ..... 184 1Homes, beautifying grounds.................. 145 IHomestead................................................... "1 ,

Alaska.............................................. --- 152aliens................... . ......................... 328,362fees on final entries........................... - 327 |Ft.AbrahamLincolnmil.res. 249,292,328 Nebraska................................... 293,362proofs....................................... 116,141,1/9Round Valley Reservation............... 3632d and additional entries..........21.3,362soldiers and sailors...................... 116,213

Homiston, Forbes................................. 18,35Homochitto River........... IHonduras.. 64,148,157,265,411,469,528,558 (

’--- 551

diseases.....................................docking of, in D. C.................freight rates..............................Germany.......................... .inspection and quarantine.. Justice Department...............maladie du coit.......................militia.......................................Navy Department...................Post-Office Department........reimportation..........................Siberia.......................................State Department...................Treasury Department...........war claims................................War Department...................

Horseshoe Reef, light...............Horseshoeing...............................Horsman, Ruhema C..............Horticulture, New Mexico-----Horton, Elizabeth.....................Horton, Erastus J.......................Hosiery, American, in Europe

German....................................Great Britain........................Nottingham..........................

Hospital Corps, Army...............Hospitals, Army.........................

Page ... 212 ... 494 ... 145 ... 493 24,299

.... 534 ... 372 143,457 . 40,58 .... 457 .... 70 . 41,153 .. 43,61 .... 158 .... 148 155,643

. 47,157 383,387 .. 41,69 .... 632 .... 148 .... 617 .... 261 .... 273321,349 .... 523 .... 257 .... 54 257,581 .... 531

77 587naval............. ................ -............ ..

see also names of hospitals—places

American enterprises........................coal......................................... ................commerce..............................................cotton goods....................................... .exports from Puerto Cortes............Interoceanic Railway...................- - -market conditions............................railroads................................ - -..........

Honeoye, N. Y., topographic sheet...

53 257 504 440 372 644

464547494Honey locust-trees.................

Hongkong, American trade------parcels-post convention............... 67,4zasteamship line................................-- - 497

Honolulu, Hawaii, chart................. 255,410electric lighting, etc ... 249,291,364,365 g-as.............................. 187,249,291,364,365rainfall....................................

Honorary Board of Comrs. to visit La.Purchase Exposition.....................

Honshu, chart...............Hood, Alexander J........Hooe, Emily M...............Hooper, Carlotta E........Hooper, Charles R........Hoover, James A...........Hope, schooner.............Hopi Indians, katcinas Hopkins, Albert J...........Hopkins, Frances S ... - Hopkins, Frank A...........Hopper, Elizabeth.........Hops.................................Hopson, James A...........Hord, Eleanor H...........Horizontal telescope..Horn, John......................Horn, William H...........Horn Island Pass.........Horne, Edward G........Horned owls.................Horner, Walter F........Horning, Jacob...........

441501

............... 231,312............. .'......... 96......................... 107

............. 180,217........................... 29

....................... 273................... 563,564................... 185,300

21 13932, i28,229,345’625

............ 231,323................. 54,581,................. 306,338.......................13,139 I

....................... 82................... 221

....................... 17,36 |........................ 161

................... 323,360

where located.Hot Springs, Ark., pub. bldg, sites. 178,248

water rights....................... 248,291,327Hot Springs, S. Dak., sanitarium........2//Hot Springs Reservation.......... 239,248,291

bath houses using hot water from.. 637report, 1903............................................... 524report, 1904.............................................

Hotchkiss, John................................ 230,315Hotel keepers, damage claims............. 406Hottel, James H........................................ 46Hottenstein, Cyrus D.................................. 118Hougendobler, William................... 319,342Houghton, Charles L........................ 312,340’Houghton, Henry H............................ 13,29Houghton, Mary E............. .............. 318,349Houghton, Mifflin & Co............................ 503Hours of labor, internal revenue col-

lectors ....................................... 268,383Treasury Department............. .............382see also Eight-hour day.

House, Ellis......................................... 130,203House of Representatives....................... 22,

117,328,399,619Delegate from Alaska................. 214,249

| Delegate from Indian Territory digest and manual, to print ... docket clerk.........................elevator conductors.....................journal.............................................

... 142

... 362

... 215.... 328.... 517

Library...........................................relations with P.-O. Dept.. 246,24/, 361resident comr. from Porto Rico.... 141restaurant...................salaries of employees sergeant-at-arms.......women in elections..

.... 328

.... 613247,293.... 214

House of Representatives, Comn. to Supervise Construction of Build-ing for Offices for.................

House-protection insurance...................Houser, James W.............Housing working people.Houston, Henry A............Houston, Sam, statue82,475 j Houston, Sam, statue.............

138,198 [ Houston County, Ala., bridge 114,232 I Howard, Charles W.................

33449499

49642,139,243,359

.... 428 290.336 ....357

702 Ind ex , 1904

PagePageHoward, Francis S.............................. 43,111Howard, George T................................... 296Howard, George W............................ 110,225Howard, Henry P....................... 112,139Howard, Joseph ................................ 237,309Howard, Thomas................................ 325,342Howard, William H............................ 32,106Howard University.......................... 151,637

report, 1903 ............................................. 524report, 1904 ............................................. 526

Howarth, Margaret G.................... 319,341Howe, Andrew J................................ 199,228Howe, James M.................................. 243,304Howe, Joel F.............................................. 617Howe, Ind. T...... ...................................... 525Howell, David V....................................... 216Howell, George................................... 24,119Houell, Joseph...................... 118,216,332,620Howell, Marshall.............................. 232,324Howett, J.W ............................................... 652Howett, William____ ______ 652Howlett, Harriet H.......................... 101,124Howser, Alfred ....:........................ 227,303Hoyt, Abram G......................................... 331Hoyt, Eli T......................................... 190,232Hoyt, John W............................................. 7Hubbard, Alvin B......... ...................... 19,32Hubbard, John........................................... 618Hubbs, Urbanus................................ 325,341Huber, E. J.................................................. 387Huddersfield, England............................ 149Hudson Bay, railroad to Winnipeg ... 407Hudson River..................................... 73,596Hueneme, Cal., topographic sheet.... 260Huestis, David........................................... 78Huestis, Mary E......................................... 78Huff, Mary............................................. 42,102Huffman, Daniel W............................ 31,102Huffman, William............................ 318,345Hughes, James A............................... 215,328Hughes, John L.................................. 189,344Hughes, Martha A................................... 109Hughes, Mary A............................... 101,124Hughey, Isaac N................................ 207,343Hugo, William H..................................... 12-Huie, Joseph H................................. 140,211Hull, John A. T............. 41,241,288,356Humanitarian legislation, Germany.. 494Humber River .»....................................... 551Humboldt Bay, fog-signal..................... 97Humboldt House, Nev............................ 375Humphrey, William E........................ *... 355Hungary...................................................... 372

cocoanut oil........................................... 53commerce.............................................. 523manufactures....................................... 635Ministry of Commerce.........................494sugar bonus........................................... 149see also Austria.

Hunt, Abram H..................................... 13,37Hunt, Charles B............................... 139,189Hunt, German H..................................... 387Hunt, Samuel H.......... ............................. 345Hunter, Joseph......... ............................... 204Hunter, W. Godfrey............. 33,128,229,345

contested election...................... 619,620Hunting licenses....................................... 546Huntingdon, Pa., topographic sheet.. 151Huntington, Camp, Cuba.........................587Hurd, Cyrus................................................. 622Hurlbut, Moses.................................. 103,121Hurley, Caroline................. .............. 128,188Hurley, James M.............................. 199,230Huron, Ohio............................................... 161

chart.............................. 6.50Huron, Lake.,....................................... 414

415,445,473,507,532,561,598,650chart .............................................. 76,508

Hurricanes, West Indies................. 438,502

Hurst, James P.................................. 243,326Husbands, witnesses in criminal cases. 41Hustler, tug................................................. 59Hutchason, Fanny A....................... 305,359Hutchins, Amelia.............................. 134,193Hutchinson, Kans.................................... 276Hutchison, George W.......................... 20,28Hyde, George....................................... 16,136Hydra, destroyers of trout fry............... 565Hydraulic machinery, exposition........523Hydraulic power....................................... 638Hydrographic manual............................ 408Hydrographic Office ................. 59,154,262,

379,409,437,467,501,527,555,586,641 report, 1903..................................... 153,154report, 1904 ..................................... 586,641

Hydrography............................................. 370Hydrography, Divison of . 408,436,465,499Hydroids...................................................... 474Hydrology, eastern.................................... 525

western.................................................. 465Hydrology, Division of............................ 525Hydrophobia, prevention......................... 523Hygeia Hotel, Old Point, Va.......... 181,356Hygiene and Demography, Interna-

tional Congress of............ 54,63Hygienic Laboratory................. 471,559,592Hymenolepis............................................. 559Hymenoptera............................................. 603Hymenopterous parasite....................... 367Hyner, Pa.,gas pool...'............................ 375Hynes, Annie..................................... 317,361I. J. Merritt, tug....................................... 216Ice, D. C....................... 5,10,23,93,94,98,159

Great Lakes........................................... 490machine for manufacturing............ 406Palestine..................... 54Potomac River.................................. 5,178St. Lawrence River and Gulf..........379

Iceland........................................................ 496Icy Strait, chart................................. 404Idaho, fish hatcherv................................ 185

irrigation....................................... 431,465labor laws............................................... 405overflowed lands................................ 185post route map...................................... 62reclamation of land............................ 525

Mois...................................................... 563,602Iglesias, Ricardo................................ 13,242Igneous rocks............................................. 463I jams, William H.............................. 311,341Ikatan Peninsula, chart........................ 460Iligan Bay, chart....................................... 521Ilin Strait, chart....................................... 521Illinois, additional customs officer.. 47,93

arbitration board reports.............. 52courts of United States............... 290,354fluorspar................................................. 375labor laws............................................... 435labor statistics............. ........................ 634lead and zinc ....................................... 375post route maps..................................61,62river and harbor improvement. 594,595

Illinois and Mississippi Canal........ 595,596Illinois Central Railroad...........................119Illinois River..................................... 594,595

Government dams...................... 220,294Illinois Steel Company.......................... 297Illiteracy in United States..................... 150Illsley, Elizabeth G.......................... 198,343Imas, Myron....................................... 317,339Immediate transportation .... 266,469,591

Coal City, Ill......................................... 412Peoria, Ill........................ 293,298,366,441Puget Sound......................................... 366Salt Lake, Utah................................... 412

Immigrant stations, Ellis Island.......... 52San Francisco, Cal.............................. 9

Immigrants, transportation................. ’ 276


Page | PageImmigration....................................... 54,498

amendment of acts concerning.... 294Argentina.... bibliography. Canada .........Chinese..........decisions..1... Haiti...............Honduras .... laws.................Sao Paulo.... statistics ..... to regulate... United States

.. 156,635 ......... 535 ..........494 .. 167,295 ......... 158 ......... 590

........... 64

............ 146

........... 64 51,369,404 ........... 300........... 157

Index, to public land decisions............462to Reappraisements of mdse............470to Smithsonian miscellaneous col-

lections, v. 45........to Treasury decisions

... 474 67,470

Index-catalogue, of medical and vet-erinary zoology........... 143,629

of surgeon-general’s library ..Index generum mammalium.... Indexing, agricultural literature

Immigration & Naturalization,Com.on 119 Immigration, Bur. of. 52,146,255,369,404,548

report, 1903...................................... 550report, 1903, to print..................... 44,428

Immigration, Committee on................. 300Immunization from hog cholera..........143Impeachment, Charles Swayne.......... 239,

354,627,628 77

... 473.... 49.... 431.... 494257,551.... 493.... 372.... 635.... 65.... 551.... 495.... 497.... 581.... 54

Imperial Coal Company..........................Implements, agricultural, see Agricul-

tural machinery.Import tax, see Tariff—names of arti-

cles imported.

India.........................................commerce..........................cotton..................................cotton-textile industry..crops...................................currency................... .........petroleum..........................rubber................................shellac................................tea and coffee ...................United States trade in ..

India rubber, see Rubber.Indian affairs..................................... 575,637

to print........................................... 44,428Indian Affairs, Committee on, House.. 24,

Importers, Europe suggestions to..

493486

Imports...................... 9,258,371,435,461,552agricultural........................................... 400animals and animal products..........576bonding of carriers................................ 469classification......................................... 369drawback on......................................... 522freight rates........... . ..............................276manner of importation .... 290,366,404 rubber.................................................... 65see also countries and places.

Imus, Hiram.. ..............................Inauguration..................................Inamucan Bay, chart...................Incense............... . ...........................Inches, David.................................Income tax, Saxony...................Incomes, private..........................

railroads of United States...

119,219,334Senate................... 11,99,185,300,575,615

Indian Affairs, Office of.......................... 57,151.261,408,466,554,584,639

appropriations report, 1903....

120,185,288,289,291

report, 1904.............................................Indian agencies, statistics.....................Indian Comrs., Board of, report, 1903..Indian corn, see Corn.Indian Cove, chart......... .........................

261639

57466

198,343 615,620 .... 521 .... 492196,338

Incorporation articles, filing in D. C..Incubators..................................................

257167298 587183Incurables, Washington Home for.

Indemnity lands, S. Dak......... 141,179,213I. O. O. F.', see Odd Fellows.Independent State of the Kongo, see

Kongo.Independent Treasury, see Treasury,

Independent.Index, to Agric. Dept, publications...

to catalogue of copyrights..........to Cong, record 5,93,177,287,427,485,613 to Consular reports..................... 258,496to Daily consular reports..................... 461to decisions of Compt. of Treasury. 503 to decisions of Supreme Court, P. I. 560 to documents, 1881-93 ................. 361,428to documents relating to Cuba, etc. 505 to Exper. station record........... 458,518to Memoranda for officers................... 503

534535

to meteorologv in Jesuit relations . 632 to Monthly bulletin of American

Republics Bureau.......... 440,529,644to North American geology, etc. 56,583 to Official gazette, Patent Office .... 58,

152,467,500,554,585 to Official gazette, P. I............... 471,648to Ordnance Dept, rps., 1867-1902 .. 76 to patent decisions............................ 152,

262,409,467,500,526,640 to patentees, inventions, etc., 1903 . 555 to Proceedings of Nat. Museum.... 475 to Public health reports..................... 384

Indian Currency Committee.............Indian Department, see Indian Affairs.Indian depredation claims.

40465

58,301,334,378,641

Indian Education, Dept, of, N. E. A.. 57Indian Educators, Congress..................... 554Indian Inspector for Ind. T., rp., 1903.. 637

report, 1904 ............................................. 639Indian lands, pipe lines............. 11,119,178Indian laws, to print ..

Indian police............... . ...........................Indian reservations, Ariz. and N. Mex.

map....................................................trespassing live stock .. . . ..................see also names of reservations.

Indian schools...........................................methods..................................................statistics................................................Truxton Canyon..................................

Indian Schools, Superintendent of.... report, 1903.... ...................................

report. 1904 ............................Indian Service, appropriations,

supplies..............................Indian Territory..........................

allotted lands........................asphalt lands..........................bail...........................................

44202

99640639

6396395757

63957

554.... 639 .... 637 259,334

. 94,295

.... 462

. 41,178charges against court officials.. 137,152 coal lands..................................... 462,525courts of United States.......... 40,137,178Delegate................................................. 142Five Civilized Tribes........... 149,214,408insane............................................... 291,301judges...................................................... 292laws............................ *.................. 637,639medicine and surgery......... 120,185,291pharmacy................................ 120,185,291post route map...................................... 62river improvement.............................. 595sale and leasing of lands............ 179,219school taxation............................ 636,637schools......................................... -........... 639statehood........................ 179,364,365,619

704 Index , 1904

PageIndian Territory, taxation for schools. 374

timber and stone.......... 11,24,288,292town sites.............................................. 639

Ind. T., Indian Inspector for, rp., 1903.. 637 report, 1904 ....................................... 639

Ind. T., Mine Inspector for, rp., 1903 ... 524 report, 1904....................................... 585

Indian treaties, to print........................ 44Indian wars, pensions to survivors ... 326

records ................................ 41.294,302Indiana, additional customs officer. 47,93

arbitration board reports............ 52courts of United States...................... 354horses for National Guard............... 70labor laws.............................................. 52labor statistics..................................... 634post route map..................................... 62

Indiana. Pa., geologic atlas................... 150Indiana State Board of Agriculture. 181,291Indianapolis, Harrison monument.... 6

military post......................................... 77

Arizona.................................................. 8basketry................................................275California............................................. 6,94Montana.............................................. 295New York State..................... 219,364,383operations in iron mine.............. 562,600pottery................... 165,564sale of liquors to.................................. 151statistics................................................ 57supplies.................................................. 57trade-marks used in commerce with 628 trading with......................................... 466see also Indian—names of reserva-

tions and tribes.Indio, Cal., topographic sheet......... 377Indo-China, French, see French.Indurated fiber ware................................ 494Industrial Arts and Expositions, Com-

mittee on............... 120,219,335janitor........................................... 117,328

Industrial education.......................... 53,150Industrial exchanges, Germany ...... 494Industrial expositions, Cape Town ... 53

Chile....................................................... 581Industrial Expositions, Select Com.

on............................................ 12Indust, further-development schools.. 54Industrial museum.................................. 54Industrial Property, Union for the Pro-

tection of.......... ............ 378Industries, clay-working...........................376

European.............................................. 148foreign..................................................... 494Germany........................................... 54,148government aid................................... 581Greece.................................................... 54Mexico....................................... 54,148,157rebuilding in Great Britain............... 635Russia..................................................... 374writers concerning.............................. 558Wurttemberg....................................... 258

Infantry, drill regulations..................... 530restored privileges................................ 357

Infantry and Cavalry School................. 598Infants.................................................. 443,560Infected ports, shipping........................ 159Infectious diseases of animals............. 143,

401,486,576,630Information bureaus................................ 494Information circulars............... 167,168.476Infra-red solar spectrum........................ 509Inger. John D..................................... 311,341Ingersoll life-boat..................................... 180Inheritances, France................................ 581Injunctions......................................... 137,239Inland waters, pilot rules.........................258

pollution of................................... 582,583Innis, Isaac......................................... 245,323

PageInoculation of animals. 592Insane, Alaska............. 116,214,289,364,365

District of Columbia .... 24,183,287,291Indian Territory........................... 291,301pensions......... . ............................. 140,637

Insane, Government Hospital for the, see Govt. Hospital for the Insane.

Insecticides................................................ 430for San Jos6 scale.......................... 252,368Hawaii.................................................... 253tobacco extract.................................... 496

Insects, affecting cacao............................ 444affecting cotton.................................... 629affecting crops....................................... 71,

270,444,472,507,560,561,593 injurious.................................. 401,431,488injurious to basket willow........519,546maternal solicitude..................... 563,600psychical faculties...................... 562,600see also Entomology, Bureau of.

Insignia, see Badges. *Inspection, of cattle............... •.......... 143,457

of food, etc..................................... 157,257of fruit.................................................... 372of live stock,......................................... 252of meat, etc................................... 148,275of militia............................. 647of postal service.................................... 468of tea...................................................... 157

Inspector-General’s Dept., report,1903 . 268 report, 1904 ....................................... 561

Inspectors, steamboat.............................. 490Institutes, farmers’. 50,142,401,431,459,487Institutions, La. Purchase Exposition. 48 Insular Affairs, Bureau of........................ 159,

160,167,269,270, 385, 413,441, 442, 471, 472, 505, 531, 559, 648

report, 1903 ............................................. 442report, 1904....................................... 592

Insular Affairs, Committee on........ 25,335comr. from Porto Rico as member.. 141

Insular possessions.............................. 505Army................................................. 598extradition...................................... 63laws, treaties, etc........................... 559lotteries........................ 212map.......................................................... 640shipping................................................. 159see also names of islands.

Insurance, bananas.................................. 256Chile................................................ 551,590District of Columbia..................... 388,445house-protection.................................. 494Japan...................................................... 54life.................................................... 494,551machinery............................................. 148old age.......................................................635

Insurance companies, fraudulent.. 61,212Insurance Co. of North America.. 163,274Insurance, Department of, D. C... 165,445

report, 1902 ................................ 388,599

Inter-Departmental Board on Wireless Telegraphy.......................... 510

Inter-Urban Transit Company............. 621Interest checks............................................. 268Interior Department, Auditor for the,

see Auditor.Interior, Department of the ... 55,149,259,

374,407,435,462,498,524,552,582,636 circulars.................... 462

Indian war records................. 41,294,302printing and binding........................ 58rp., 1903.. 56,150,261,287,524,552,582,637 report, 1904 ............................................. 637sale, etc., of public documents.... 640

Interior, Department of the, P. 1............472report, 1903............................................. 442

Internal commerce.......................... 147 ,258373,405,435,461,498,522,552,580,634

Janua ry —I )ecemb er 705

PageInternal revenue, claims........................ 29'

decisions.................................. 67,158,267,382.412,441,470,504,529,558,591,646 ,

on articles exported to Philippines. 251 IPhilippines............................................ 506 Isee also Internal Revenue, Comr. of.

Internal revenue collectors............ 268,383Internal Revenue, Comr. of ........ 68,158. ;

268,383,413,470,505,530,559,592,646 report, 1903......................................... 67,68report, 1904 ............................................. 646

International Bureau of the American Republics............... 64,156,265, i

380,411,439,468,503,528,557,590,644 report, 1903....................................... 64,156report, 1904............. 644

International Commission of Ameri-can Archaeology and Ethnology. 380

International Congress of Hygiene f and Demography........... 54,63

International Dairy Congress............... 429International Dairy Federation......... 429International exchange......................... 65

to print............................................. 247,428Internal. Exchange, Comn.on.. 63,65,590International Exchange Service.......... 508International exchanges, pub. docs... 165Internal. Geographic Congress ... 411,557International law............... 411,558,587,588

recognition............................. 476International Live-Stock Expos......... 485International Prison Commission........411International Prison Congress............. 411International Reform Bureau............... 95International Sanitary Bureau........... 65Internal. Sanitary Convention ... 157,504International Water Boundary Comn. 266Interoceanic Canal Congress................. 63Interoceanic canals.... 6,48,63,95,156,366

treaty between Panama and (J. S.. 265Interoceanic Canals, Committee on... 301Interoceanic Railway of Honduras ... 372 Interparliamentary Union for Promo-

tion of International Arbitra-tion............................ 24,294,380

Interpreters, Japan and Korea............. 643Interstate and Foreign Commerce,

Committee on.... 25,120,219,335,621Interstate Bridge and St. Ry.Co. 182,292,336Interstate commerce............... 12,25,99,120

liquors............................................. 296,354lotteries.................................................. 212

Interstate Commerce Commission.. 84,167 276,390,416,446,475,510,534,565,604

report, 1903 .................................. 84,416Interstate Commerce, Com. on........99,185Interstate Mississippi River Improve-

ment and Levee Association .... 297

PageIowa Collegeof Agric.and Meeh. Arts. 144Ireland, American products in............. 148

emigration......................................... •.. 581Iron........... 148,375,376,469,499,558,581,590

aboriginal mine............................ 562,600exports............................................... 65,381France.......................................................493Great Britain........................................ 523Lake Superior region........................... 260Menominee district...............................260pig..................... 411,495plants cultivated for.............................494production, 1902.................................... 150Russia............................................... 257,372trade statistics........................................ 637world’s output...................................... 504

Iron cowpea................................................. 145Iron mountain, Durango......................... 148Iron pyrites................................................. 497Iron rails ..................................................... 54Iron works. New South Wales............... 54Ironton, Ohio, public building............. 382Ironworking............................................... 593Iroquois Indians................................ 383,564Irrigation.................................................. 297,

401,431,465,466,488,519,525,563,601 bibliography.................................. 431,488Canada.....'...'..................................... 523

Intestinal amoebiasis................................ 648Intoxicants, see Liquors.Intra-atomic energy........................ 563,600Intrenchments, tools................................ 531Invalid Pensions, Committee on.......... 26,

121,221,338,621Invar............................................................. 371Inventions.................................................. 54

electric .................................................. 257see also Patents.

Colorado River of the West.... 294,353current-wheels.................................. 487effect on crops...................................577Lost River Valley............................. 431Mexico............................................. 54,635New Mexico..................................... 261of rice.................................................. 526Payette and Boise valleys..............374use of earth, etc., on public lands . 362Utah.................................................... 459Utah, to print................................ 140, 294

Irrigation of Arid Lands, Com. on.... 353Irrigation papers ...................................... 408,

436,465,499,525,526,553,583,638Irvin, Thomas...................................... 20,124Isachsen, Alfred C.............................. 43,109Isdre, water and electric power.......... 257Islands. Alaskan ....'............................... 146

see also Insular possessions—names of islands.

Isle au Haut Thoroughfare................... 73Islip, L. L, topographic sheet............... 464Isopods ........................................... 82,389,475Isso, Japan, chart........................................502Isthmian canal,seelnteroceanic canals.Isthmian Canal Commission, 1899-1902 65

report, 1899-1901, to print.......... 247,428Isthmian Canal Commission, 1904- ... 400Isthmus, see name of isthmus.Italian-Swiss Agricultural Colony .... 216Italy.............................................................. 551

chambers of commerce.......................522chestnuts and chestnut trees..........147

Investigation, Post-Office Dept. 61,155,246Investments, foreign................................ 497Invoices, consular.............................. 156,372Iola, Kans., topographic sheet.............. 56Iona Island................................................ 216Iowa, courts of United States......... 290,354

gypsum deposits.................................. 376labor statistics..................................... 634post route map..................................... 62war claims ....................................... 96,178

Iowa City, Iowa, public building.......... 157

eoal............................................................ 256commerce with France..................... 148domestic help..........................................581electric railroads.................................. 257emigration....,.................................... 551exchange............................................... 65field for American trade..................... 372furniture................................................. 523Government aid to industries............581irrigation............................................... 519olive oil................................................... 635protection of Morocco trade-marks. 439railroads................................................. 494Venezuelan arbitrations..................... 589

Itasca County, Minn., bridge. 292,297,337Itawamba County, Miss., bridge............ 621Iverson. Samuel................................ 231,315Ivory, Andrew........................ 20,28

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70G Inde x , 1904

Page [ > PageIvory, Richard C................................ 103,131 < Jqhns, MaryA............................................. 624Izuhara, Japan, chart................................ 438 \ Johnson, Ada..................................... 113,224Jack, Daniel F........................................ 331 \ Johnson, Annie B.............................. 113,124Jack, Robert M........................................... 331 I Johnson, Benjamin.................................... 273Jackman, B.................................................. 180 j Johnson, Charles.................................. 31,113Jackson, Albert P................................. 36,200 Johnson, Elizabeth.................................. 273Jackson, Charles H.......................... 133,193 Johnson, Emma A...................... 387Jackson, William J............................... 43,115 | Johnson, Emma M............................... 28,101Jackson, William P.................... 303,348 | Johnson, Finley T................................. 17,36Jackson, William W............................ 36,130 | Johnson, Henry................................... 238,308Jacksonville, Fla........................................ 66 I Johnson, Hunter L.................................... 329Jacksonville, Tex....................................... 547 ■ Johnson, James.................................. 237,306Jacoby, John................................................ 183 \ Johnson, James P........ . ...................... 36,109Jagger, Edwin J.................. 238,306 j Johnson, John A........................................ 78JaYi bin Ydris.............................................. 69 I Johnson, John N....................................... 273Jalisco, mining.......................................... 265 \ Johnson, Joseph T............................. 46,250Jamaica................................................. 520,635 i Johnson, Leonard M......................... 193,236

ferns................................................ 415,475 \ Johnson, Lewis, jr............................. 226,312James River................................................ 597 I Johnson, Maria.......................................... 78James River Valley, S. Dak.................... 436 j Johnson, Marit........................................ 17,43James River watershed, Va.................... 369 I Johnson, Martha A............................. 340Jameson, Lorenzo D................................. 340 I Johnson, Mary L................................ 246,322Jamestown Island.................................... 597 Johnson, Palmer P.................................... 15Japan....................................... 54,373,494,581 Johnson, Samuel N........................... 235,315

agriculture............................................. 522 ' Johnson, Sven J ................................ 118,297blockade of Liaotung Peninsula ... 523 j Johnson, Thomas G................................... 387chart......................................................... 154 Johnson, William............................... 235,309commerce........................ 148,372,551,635 Johnson, William............................... 234,312consuls in............................................... 589 I Johnson County, Ill................................. 631contraband of war ...... ......................... 404 ' Johnston, William L......................... 324,350exchange commission....................... 65 Johnstone Strait, charts...................... 438,556fishes. 82,83,166,388,446,474,475,509,565 Joint Board, see Army&Navy JointBd.flour........................................................ 493 Joint resolutions, see Bills—Laws,imports................................................... 497 Joints, shipbuilding................................. 409insurance............................................... 54 Jolo Archipelago, leprosy....................... 647interests in Siberia............................... 257 Moro affairs................................... 75,384merchant marine........................ 257,551 Jones, Albert W.................................... 30,206neutrality of U.S. 142,145,267,276,369,428 . Jones, Amos...................,........................... 621oysters........... ........................................ 565 ' Jones, Ann............................................ 231,312parcels-post................................... 468,470 Jones, Anne................................................. 618patents...................................................... 495 Jones, Catherine........................................ 316primeval inhabitants................. 563,601 Jones, Edward C........................................ 348relations with Amer, and Germany. 581 | Jones, Elizabeth A............................... 43,111schools, libraries, etc.......................... 150 Jones, Harriet N.......................................... 622shipbuilding.......................................... 495 j Jones, Henry C...................................... 32,112silk.................................................... 496,523 ! Jones, James W ............................................331student interpreters.............................. 643 1 Jones, Jesse N...................................... 211,245tobacco.............................................. 55,581 , Jones, John Paul, statue......................... 137trade-marks............................................ 495 \ Jones, Louisa J........................................... 80war with Russia................................... 407 \ Jones, Lyman L.................................. 304,350

Jaques, George W.............................. 231,304 j Jones, Margaret.................................. 207,246Jaquess, Charlotte....................................... 78 । Jones, Morris H................................. 208,224Jason, U. S. monitor................................. 59 Jones, Samuel J........................................... 78Java, rubber-trees...................................... 495 ' Jones, Virginia A....................................... 78Jeffers, Henry...................... :.................... 625 Jones, William........................................... 652Jefferson, Jessie.......................................... 78 Jones, William A ...................... 335Jefferson, Thomas, Morals of Jesus ... 517 i Jones, William L.......................................... 383Jefferson’s manual..................................... 620 Jonesville, Va., Preston Lodge...............653Jeffrey, George....................................... 33,103 Joplin, Mo., wells....................................... 526Jellies............................................................. 487 Joralemon, Charles C........................ 125,196Jellison, Charles W............................... 14,133 Jordan, Walter B......................................... 55Jenifer, Alice..................................... 314,359 Joslin, Frederick W.............................. 99,356Jenkins, John J............. 40,137,354,627 Jouett, Galena............................................. 190Jenkins, Joseph.......................................... 216 Journal clerk, House....................................329Jenkins, Sarah E................................. 96,332 Journals, House......... . ........................ 328,517Jenkins, Thornton A.......................... 96,332 Senate............................................... 95,517Jennings, Jasper N............................ 311,339 Joyce, Thomas....................................... 42,109Jennings, Joseph A............................. 59,181 ! Joyner, Amanthus P........................... 212,245Jeres de la Frontera, Spain.................... 372 Juan de Fuca, Strait of.............................. 73Jesuit relations, meteorology in.......... 632 Juanico Strait, see San Juanico Strait.Jesus of Nazareth, Morals of.................. 517 I Judge, Patrick....................................... 19,27Jewelry................................................... 64,494 Judge-Advocate-Gen., Navy, rp., 1903. 153Jimenez, Port, chart................................. 521 report, 1904........................ 556Jocko Reservation............ 219,292,301 Judge-Advocate-Gen’s. Dept., Army 76,268John, Cephas H................................. 319,348 report, 1903.............................................. 268John, ketch................................................. 652 report, 1904 .............................................. 561John, schooner.......................................... 163 Judges, Alaska...................................... 117,353John River..'............................................... 259 District of Columbia............................ 183Johns, Augustus................................ 190,234 1st circuit................................................ 354Johns, David W................................. 189,344 ■ Indian Territory.................................... 292


PageJudges, list of............................................. 58

New Mexico.................................. 137,292 'Pennsylvania................................ 239,290 [

J udgments, circuit & district courts. 58,378 । Court of Claims... 58,66,378,381,652 jCourt of Private Land Claims.......... 378 |courts of United States....................... 66 |Indian depredations................... 378,641 '

Judicial appropriations . 23,95,177,178,620 I Judiciary, Committee on the. House. 40, 1

137,239,353,363,399.627Senate....................................... 99,186,301 I

Judith, Point............................................. 161Judy, Alfred 1......................................... 19,34Juneau, Alaska, capitol building........ 374 .

gold.......................................................... 375 jport of entry................... 251,292,366,412 ,topographic sheet................................ 408

Juniperus Virginiana.............................. 578 iJuno, brig.................................................... 78 IJustice, Bureau of, P. I..........,................ 71Justice, Dept. of.... 58,152,262,378,555,641 |

building for........................................... 21 ienforcement of antitrust laws........ 40horses, carriages, etc.......................... 40 ;opinions of Attorney-General.......... 592report, 1903............................................. 177report on Slocum disaster................. 566Sherman antitrust law....................... 137

Justices, see Judges.Jute..................................................... 593Kagoshima, Japan, chart....................... 501Kagoshima Gulf, chart........................... 556Kahauiki..................................... 242,268,292Kahn v. Livernash.................................... 218Kaiser, Julius A.................... 68,118,303Kaiser Creek, topographic sheet............ 638Kalk, Floras....................................... 18,139Kalorama avenue, D. C.... 10,218,287,290Kalsomine ............................................... 558Kamaishi, Japan, chart........................... 501Kaminokuni, Japan, chart ................... 641Kampsville, Ill., dam....................... 220,294Kanalasan Cove, chart............................ 633Kanawha River.................................... 73,596Kanouse. David M............,.................... 18,36Kansas, floods............................................. 499

forest planting......... ............................ 519gypsum deposits.................................... 376labor laws............................................... 405labor statistics..................................... 634post route map..................................... 62reclamation of land...............................525

Kansas City, Mo......................................... 271bridges.............................. 120,178,182,221

Kansas City and Memphis Railway and Bridge Company . . 292,336

Kansas City, Liberty and Excelsior

Kansas City, Northeastern and Gulf Railway Company.......... 182,220,292

Kansas City, Parkville and St. JosephElectric Railway Co .... 178,182,221

Kansas River............................................... 271Kansas River Valley.................................. 253Kaolin, see China-clay.Kapok ............................................................ 523Karluk, Alaska......................................... 440Karquines Strait, chart.......................... 434Kaskaskia Indians.................................... 11Katcinas............................................... 563,564Kava drinking........................................... 509Kaw River, see Kansas River.Kean, John............................ 8,96,98,181,186Kearns, Thomas......................................... 214Kearny, Phil, Post, G.A.R.... 241,292,302Keating, Mary................................... 118Keefer, Carrie............... ........................ 210,233Keeler, Henry........................................... 241Keen, Alderson T.............................. 128.188

PageKefauver, Olive C...................................... 387Keizer, James............................................. 163Keleher, James.................................. 40,305Kelep.................................................... 458,557Keliher, John A., contested election... 24Kellar and Indiana Consolidated

SmeltingCompany................. 290,335Keller, John B.................................... 126,189Keller, Margaret E............................ 125,188Kelley, Andrew A...............................311,348Kellogg, Augustus G................................ 242Kelly, Hannah........................................... 37Kelly. Robert....................................... 13,125Kelly, Thomas............:......................... 19,35Kelly, William R....................................... 615Kemins Island, see Gardner Island.Kemp, James A.................................. 304,345Kemper, Andrew C.................................. 615Kenaday, Mary F................................ 323,360Kendall, Richard A.............................. 16,27Kennealy, Ella F................................ 316,352Kennedy, John................. 251,331Kennedy, Joseph H............................ 13,127Kennedy, Margaret.................................. 251Kennedy, William............................ 124,189Kenney^ Gilbert A.............'................ 320,352Kenney, James W...................................... 332Kent, Alfred....................................... 211,343Kent, Lindley C......................................... 216Kent, M. Elizabeth.................................. 19Kent, William H............. .................. 130,198Kentucky, post route map..................... 62

river improvement.............................. 595shell ornaments.................................... 82storms...................................................... 403wells, springs, etc.................................. 526

Kentucky, U.S.S....................................... 527Kentucky Experiment Station.... 253,402Kentucky, Railroad Commission of ... 390Kentucky River....................................... 596Keokuk& Hamilton Water PowerCo. 25,94Kepner, Hezekiah.............................. 222,306Ker. RoxanaS.................................... 211,229Kerby, George W.................................... 28,113Kerby, Maria............................................... 653Kereheval, James M................................ 107Kerley, King....................................... 321,359Kersteter, Ella P.................................. 28,113Kesennuma bays, chart.......................... 501

’ Ketoy Island, chart.................................. 556Key West, Fla............. ..................... 271

chart........................ 405Keys, Robert R.................................... 320,342Kharimkotan Island, chart................... 556Kiao-Chau, China..................................... 581Kibbe, Alonzo R........... ,.................... 18,130Kibbe, J. Hudson................. 14,133,252,428Kickapoo Indians...................................... 57Kidd, Lottie E........................................... 80Kiel, Germany........................................... 406Kight, James W......................................... 30Kilbourne, Serenus.............................. 12,41Kilbreth, James T...................................... 118Kilburn, Russell M.................................. 78Killer whales....................................... 83,475Killian, Johann A...................................... 118Kilo goods.................................................. 266Kimball, Chester F............................ 124,209Kimball, David.................................. 304,349Kimble, George W............................ 129,201Kimbrough, William........................ 320,342Kimer, Lewis...................................... 237,312Kincaid, Sallie H................................ 16,126Kindergartens........................................... 150King, Benjamin C.................................... 651King, Benjamin F........................ 250King, George F........................................... 164King, Harvey R...................................... 19.37King, Henry................................. 627King, Nancy A.................................... 195,235

708 Ind ex , 1904

Page |King, Richard........................................... JOOKing, Williams.................................. 111,127King-bird.................................................... 49King survey................................................. 260Kingfisher, Okla., public buildings... 267 Kingsley, Royal A.S................................ 38Kinnickinnick River................................ 161Kinsey, David.......................... 207,228Kinsey, George W.............................. 314,347Kiowa Agency............................ 252,428,637Kiowa and Comanche Reservation... 219 Kiowa, Chickasaw and Fort Smith

Railway...................... 11,99,178,219Kirk, Hyland C......................................... 8Kiska Harbor, chart................................ 370Kitchin, Claude............................ 118,216,332Kite meteorographs.................................. 403Kites, in tropics......................................... 254

tetrahedral.................................... 563,601Kittredge. Alfred B .............. A.... 301Kittredge, Ferry....................................... 39Kittridge, Edah A.............................. 243,309Kitts, William M.................... 351Kizer, .lames........................ 651Klamath Indians...................................... 275Klamath Reservation.............................. 11Klaw and Erlanger.......................... 292,366Kling, John W............■............. 208,230Klingenfus, Jonathan....................... 229,315Klingler, John H............................ 191,234Kloeppel, Christian.......................... 245,323Knapp, Francis........... . .................... 196,230Knight, Albion W.................................. 272Knight, Edwin A..................................... 616Knowles, JamesO.............................. 130,201Knowlton, George K........................ 122,198Knox, Cephas K................................ 246,326Knoxville, Tenn., courts of U. S .. 290,354

1st Presbyterian Church................... 45Knupple, Christian, alias............... 245,323Kohlhauff, Adam.............................. 31,311Kongo Free State.............................. 296,635Koonce. Frank D....................................... 118Kootenai (district),lepidoptera... 445,475 Kootenai River........................................... 185Kootenays, lead industry.........................635Korea............. . ................ .'.................. 258,551

chart................................................... 154climate .................................................. 403ginseng...................... 494head-dresses......................................... 81language......................................... 563,601map.......................................................... 532mines...................................................... 581railroads................................................ 497student interpreters............................ 643treaties............................ ,...................... 557

Korth, Mary....................................... 110,128Kosciuszko,Tadeusz,statue. 76,294,302.355Kotzebue Sound, placer-gold field .... 375 Kountz. W. J.............................................. 330Koyukuk River........................................... 259Krag, J ulius......................................... 132,322Kralendijk Road, chart.................. 60 ।Krebs, William H. W................................ 356 !Kreeger, Peter W........................................622Krehbiel, Elizabeth.................................. 622Kries, Michael............................................. 251Kroo-boys, Liberia................................... 54Kryptol ...>.................................................... 581 |Kucninoyerabu Bay, chart.................... 502Kuechler, Mariah.................................. 35,112Kuhn, MarthaC.................................... 37,114Kuji Wan, chart.......................... ........... 501 IKuki Ura, chart.................................. 502Kuril Islands, chart.................................. 556Kuril Strait, chart.................................... 556Kurtz, Michael......................................... 623Kwangtung Peninsula, map................ 532Kyler, Henry L......................... 624 |

PageLabeling, imported food products .... 630Labels, decisions....................................... 585

United States....................................... 644see also Official gazette, Patent Off.

Labor, arbitration in Denmark........... 406child......................................... 150,372,460disputes in Spain.................................. 581division of............................................... 5518-hour day ..... 184,185,240,354,428,429 Great Britain....................................... 635Hawaii............. »............................. 142,295injunctions.................................... 137,239Liberia:.................................................. 494New South Wales.................................. 54New Zealand...................... 635public works......................................... 353troubles in Colorado......................... 6,94see also Labor. Bureau of.

Labor, Bureau of... 52,405,434,491,579,634report, 1903............................................. 579

Labor, Committee on...................... 240,354Labor Day. pay in Ordnance Depart-

ment........................................ 647Labor Employment, Board of............... 253Labor unions, Great Britain................. 52

Mexico.................................................... 406Laboratories, Government, Bureau of . 71,

270,443,506,560,593,648Laborers, Chinese, in Africa..................... 494

Mexico.................................................... 523Labracinus.................................................. 564Lace............................................................. 148

Belgium ............................................... . 406Nottingham.................................... 257,581

Lacey, John F... 24,44,141,248,288,335,362Lachman. Eli....................................... 32,114Lackey, William W............................ 13,125La Crosse, Wis., harbor improvement. 596Lad rone Islands.................................. 167,384Lafayette, Marquis de ............................ 355Lafayette, Marquis de............................ 64Lafferty, Matilda.................................. 29,109La Fitte, John S....................................... 274La Forest, Charles................................ 40,192Lafourche, Bayou....................... 249,294,595Lagonoy Gulf, chart................................ 370Lagoon Entrance, chart........................ 501Lagrange, Ill., dam.......................... 220,294La Guaira, Venezuela.............................. 411Laguimanoc, Port, chart........................ 521Laguinmanok Bay, chart.........................467Lahaina, Hawaii, chart.......................... 502Laird, Jacob......................................... 29,208Lajas, P. R.................................................... 645Lajolla, Cal., topographic sheet............ 56Lake, Edwin....................................... 111,133Lake Bluff, 111., Naval Training Sta ... 656Lake Erie and Ohio River Ship Canal

Company.............................. 363Lake survey charts, see Northern and

Northwestern Lakes, Survey of.Lakes, lights, etc.............................. ’.......... 405

see also Great Lakes—names of lakes.Lakes, Dept, of the, report, 1903 ............ 384

report, 1904 ............................................. 532Lakey, Charles H................................ 306,338Lamb, Emma R.................................. 125,203Lambert, Florence.................................... 182Lamphere, Theron T........................ 103,135Lamps, China............................................. 373

safety device......................................... 372Lamson,EarlJ........................................... 623Lamson, Samuel S..................................... 309Lanao, Lake........................................... 75,384Lancaster, Pa., topographic sheet........464Lance, William........................................... 623Land claims, private................................ 242Land classification sheets....................... 260Land-grant colleges, see Agricultural

colleges.

J AN UARY---- 1 >ECEMBE R 709Page

Land grants............................................. 44,94Land Office, General.................................. 57,

152,261,377,408,436,466,500,526,639 certified copies of patents, etc... 44,292 decisions. 55,149,374,407,436,462,524,552 report, 1903............................................. 524report, 1904..................... 585,639

Land offices, Dickinson, N. Dak. 22,141,178 Nome, Alaska.................................. 213receivers................................................. 636

Land values, Philadelphia..................... 52Lander, Peter...................................... 318,352Landis, Charles B................... 44,140,247,361Landrum, William H.............................. 78Lands, acquired under internal reve-

nue laws........... 413agricultural, forest reserves................248alkali...................................................... 145asphalt.................................................... 462California Indians............................ 6,94Cherokee Nation............................ 55,259coal.......................................................... 462District of Columbia. 98,275,291,299,334 east Africa............................................. 494flood-damaged.............................. 253,458forest.......................................................... 368 jFort Peck Reservation....................... 57in forest reserves.......................... 44Indian, see Indian lands. Mississippi............................................. 44public, see Public lands, reclamation.................................... 465,466school, see School lands, security for loans................................ 215 '

Landwirthsehaftliche jahrbiicher .... 604 Landwirthschaftlichen versuchs-sta-

tionen................................................. 604 ILandy, Michael................................... 42,108Lane, Alexander................................ 104,136Lane, Alvin D................................... 194,239Lang, William M................................ 326,358 jLangaran, P. I., chart.............................. 521Langhorne, Maurice................................ 179Langley, Samuel P................................... 23Languages, Korean.................................. 563Lansing. Mary J....................................... 623Lanson, F. R.............................................. 215La Parle, Margaret.................................... 623Lapoint, Clarissa A............................ 311,360Lard, Joseph............................................... 328Large, James....................................... 129,192Large, Rachel..................................... 128,197Larkin, George T....................................... 332Larkin, James E......... ........................ 14,132Larkins, Isaiah...................................... 19,135 ILa Rochelle, France................................. 372 'Las Vegas Hot Springs, N. Mex... 82,475 jLatimer, Asbury C................. 296,614 Latin America, see Internat. Bureau of

the American Republics.Latitude........................................................ 370 |Latrobe, Mary T....................................... 274Latrobe. Pa., geologic atlas................... 525Latty, John......................................... 229,312Lauderdale. James S........................ 140,206Laugherty, Susan.............................. 227,309Laugridge, Thomas.......................... 224,305 |Laurence, Katherine M................... 193,233Lavatories, underground.......................... 494 |Lavigan Anchorage, chart...................... 633 !Law clerk, corporation counsel’s office 184 Law, Division of....................................... 476Law of nations, see International law.Lawns, dandelions.................................... 144Lawotte, Philip......................... 617Laws............... 5,93.177,289,411. 427,443,613

accidents on railroads....................... 565agricultural colleges, etc.......... 431,486

PageLaws. Alaska salmon fisheries............. 404

American, for Library of Congress. 476 apprenticeship, Liberia..................... 580arsenical papers, fabrics, etc........... 546assay.......................................................... 441banking, Venezuela..................... ’ ’ ’ ’ 469boats, Philippines................................ 648bond-aided & land-grant railroads. 524 boundaries of States, etc................... 462Bowman act......................................... 251Brazilian rubber tax........................... 54Canadian lead bounty....................... 148census of manufactures....................... 460Chester. Pa., subport of entry............ 157child labor................................'....... 460Chinese exclusion................................ 52Chinese in Philippines............... 443,648civil service...................................... 83,564civil service, P. I........................... 443,648Coal City. Ill., port of delivery.......... 412coal lands in Alaska............. . ............. 500coal mines in Territories........... 524,585coinage................................................... 427coinage, to print.................................. 427Commerce and Labor Dept............. 490consular invoices, Brazil........... 156,372consuls, Argentina.............................. 156copyright........................ 390,417,476,655corporations, Alaska.......................... 582Corps of Engineers.............................. 595Cuban tax %........................................... 147currency, Colombia............................ 157currency, United States..................... 505customs, Ecuador................................ 644Dayton, Ohio, port of delivery.......... 382diseases of animals.............................. 143electrical units.............................. 522,580Engineers, Corps of............................ 649entry of public lands......................... 377Five Civilized Tribes Commission . 637 foods and food control............... 430,518foreign companies in Venezuela... 498 forests and forestry, P. 1..................... 560franchises. Mexico.................................26-5game................................................. 518,582General Grant National Park......... 640Gulfport. Miss., port of entry..........382harbor control...................................... 460harbor dues in Chile........................... 493health. D. C............................ 388,415,533Honduras............................................... 528immediate transportation................. 591immigration......................................... 146immigration. Haiti............................ 590Indian............................................. 261,575Indian, to print.............................. 44,428Indian Territory.............................637,639insular and military affairs............. 559insurance. D. C ... ‘............. 388,445,599internal revenue, Philippines.. 648,506 irrigation works for arid lands........525Juneau, Alaska, port of entry.......... 412labels.......................................... 644labor............................ 52.405.435,491,634leper asylums in Colombia............. 265Lewes. Del., subport of entry !.......... 412Light-House Establishment."........... 461manner of importation ..................... 404medical, in Mexico....................... 468,504military.................................................. 559mining................................ 57,411,495.590national banks...................................... 530naval appropriations................. 7,95,614navigation............................................. 435Navy, etc., 58th Cong. 2d sess..........467patents, Bolivia.................................... 265patents. Canada.................................... 495patents, Great Britain......................... 635patents, Mexico.,................................

710 Index , 1904

PageLaws, patents. United States................. 644

patents, etc., Spanish America. 528,644 pensions......................................... 500,524Peoria. Ill., immediate transporta-

tion .................................................... 441Philippine Commission, 2d............. 70,

269,442,443,506,560,592Philippine Islands.......... 70,443,506,560Philippine scouts................................ 507 Ipilots and pilotage.............................. 460 |pollution of inland waters............... 583Porto Rico Provisional Regt, of Inf. 507 preferential trade in New Zealand. 372 ! protection of game in Alaska......... 430protection of lives of miners... 524,585 iquarantine.......................... 443,460,470railroads, Chile................................... 644railroads, Peru........................................440Red Lake Reservation....................... 526registration of vital statistics........... 633Salt Lake, Utah, port of delivery .. 412 school, Porto Rico................................ 582Sequoia National Park.........................640shipping in Philippines.... 404,443,648 soliciting seamen as lodgers........... 370Steamboat Inspection Serv. 149,462,636 tariff, Colombia...................k............... 372tariff, Ecuador..................................... 64tea importation and inspection .... 157 to promote efficiency of militia .... 582 tonnage of vessels.............................. 404town sites in Alaska.............................500trade-marks........................................... 644trading with Indians........................ 466Tucker act............................................. 251United States, price list....................... 446Venezuela............................................. 529Vinalhaven, Me., subport of entry. 382 war at sea.............................................. 587warehouses, Chile................................ 644Yosemite National Park................... 640

Laws, Committee on Revision of the.. 41Lawson, George W...........................;.. 16,31Lawton, John M....................................42,102Lawton, Okla...................... 120,252,259,428Layland. Sydney....................................... 331Laysan Island, fishes........................ 446,475Leach, Robert..................................... 190,234Lead................................ 375,376, 199,553,583

Canadian bounties......................... 148Lead, arsenate of.................................. 367L6ad industry, Kootenays................. 635Leaf tobacco.................... 530Leases, War Department................... 69Leather........................................... 55,257,494

adulteration.................................... 581hints to exporters.......................... 497

Leave of absence, Commerce and La-bor Department......................... 490

gaugers, etc..................................... 68,366Government Printing Office...... 21Treasury Department................... 382

Leavenworth. Kans., Soldiers’ Home. 168Leavenworth. Fort, Infantry and Cav-

alry School....... '..................... 598penitentiary......................................... 378Staff College......................................... 598

Lebak, Port, chart................................... 633Le Bron, Lawrence.......................... 316,341Lechleidner, William....................... 199,228Leclaire, Iowa............................ 183,220,292Lectures, D. C............................................. 614Lee, Charles M........................................... 341Lee, Charles W......................................318,347Lee, Esther J....................................... 206,226Lee, Frank............................................. 18,127Lee, Henry.................................................. 217Lee, John L............................................ 626Les, Samuel...................................................216

PageLeech Lake Reservation......................... 436Leeds, Clarence L...................................... 354Leeds, England......................................... 494Leesburg, Va.................. 631Le Fevre, Alfred H.................................... 619Leffler, Mary....................................... 319,350Legare, George S....................... 243Legare, Jean Louis................................ 7,217Legislation, see Laws.Legislative appropriations.................. 23,

95,177,178,620Leglise, Desire........... ............................... 627Legrow, Samuel H............................ 105,236Legumes...................... 402Lehigh, Ind. T..................................... 525Lehigh, U. S. monitor.............................. 59Lehigh district, cement rock................. 375Lehman, George W.................................. 326Lehmann, Burnetta B..................... 316,342Leib, Henry................................................. 623-Leidy, Joseph............................................. 563Lemitierman, Herman......................... 42,192Lemmond, Cyrus Q.......................... 111,244Lemon, James H........... '........................... 274Lemon Bay................................................. 72Lenhart, Washington.............................. 618Lennon, John H................................ 197,225Lennox, Thomas W., aljas................. 13,29Lenophyllum..................................... 563,602:Leonard, George W.................................. 330Leonard, John........................................... 625Leonard, William.............................. 320,352Leonard, William, alias................... 124,189Leonard, brig............................................. 163Lepers, see Leprosy.Lepidopa............... . ............................. 166,474Lepidoptera.................................. 402,445,475'Leprosy................................................ 265,647Leslie, Mo., aboriginal operations. 562,600Letter-carriers, rural................... 61,212,249Letters rogatory......................................... 243Lettuce........................................................ 631Levant, consuls in.................................... 589'

steamship line to New York........... 373-Levees.......................................................... 297Leveling...................................................... 370Lever, Asbury F, contested election .. 218 Lewes, Del..subportof entry 182,292,366,412 Lewinsville, Va., Presbyterian Church 273Lewis, David F............. ......................... 19.35Lewis, Frank....................................... 39,104Lewis, G. 8. W........................................... 329Lewis, Harris A. P.................................... 33Lewis, John F........................................... 356Lewis, John W........................................... 356Lewis, Levi B....................................... 14,129"Lewis, Lewis....................................... 107,135Lewis, Timothy A................................... 18Lewis, William H................................... 617Lewis and Clark Expos.. 12,219,292,363,558Lewis and Clark forest reserve............. 428Lewis Thoroughfare................................ 73Lewisburg, W. Va.............................. 290,354Lexington, Mo............. .......................... 73

bridge....................................... 292,298,337Lexington Suburban Rv. Co.. 292,298,337Leyte, charts....................................... 434,521Lhasa. Tibet....................................... 563,601Liaotung Peninsula.................................. 523Liberia.................................................... 54,581

apprenticeship..................................... 580-farming.................................................. 493labor........................................................ 494money-order convention................... 428-obstacles to trade................................ 494tubers and vegetables........................ 149

Libraries...................................................... 582catalogue of books for...........................565District of Columbia................... 217,299"

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Page 'Libraries, documents for...........................534

Japan...................................................... 150military posts....................................... 70see also names of libraries.

Library Building and Grounds, Supt. of 84 report, 1903 ....................................... 84

Library, Com. on the, House... 41,137,355Senate.................................. 12,99,186,301

Library of Agric. Dept.. 50,144,403,519,578Library of Army War College............... 531Library of Congress................... 84,167,277,

390,416,447,476,510,535,566,604,655 American statutes needed............... 476

appropriation...................... 84books on banks and banking..........535catalogues, etc......... ........................... 566journals of Continental Congress .. 655 maps published by foreign govts .. 535 periodicals and serials wanted.......510proofs concerning printing of books 358 report, 1903............................................. 390report, 1904 ............................................. 655reports, to print.............................. 94,140Vermont records................... 295,301,355

Library of House of Reps., janitor .... 117Statutes at large ................................. 247

Library of Navy Department........ 263,502Library of State Department, see Rolls

and Library, Bureau of.Library of Surgeon-General’s Office ... 473Library of U. S. S. Alliance................... 500Library of U. S. 8. Amphitrite............... 154Library of U. S. S. Casar........................... 500Library of U. S. S. Celtic.......................... 154Library of U. S. S. Chicago.........................500Library of U. S. S. Columbia..................... 527Library of U. S. S. Franklin................... 59Library of U. S. S. Glacier....................... 59Library of U. 8. 8. Helena.................. 262Library of U*. S. S. Kentucky................. 527Library of U. 8.8. Machias.......................527Library of U. S. S. Marcellus..................... 501Library of U. 8. S. Massachusetts..........467Library of U. 8. S. Miantonomoh..........409Library of U. S. S. Michigan................... 379Library of U.S. S. Nashville................... 585Library of U. S. S. Ohio............................ 467Library of U. S. S. Princeton............... . . 467Library of U. S. S. Puritan....................... 409Library of U. S. S. Reina Mercedes .... 585Library of U. S. S. Relief.............................501Library of U. S. S. Solace........................ 501Library of U. S. S. Southery..................... 379Library of U. S'. S. Topeka....................... 501Library of U. S. S. Wabash....................... 59Library of U. S. 8. Yorktown ....................437Library of War Department........... 162,473Liburriia campestris................................ 367Licenses, District of Columbia .. 10,23,291

hunting.................................................. 546Liddle, Margaret................... .............. 21,136Liege, Belgium............................ 54,148,258Liege, Universal Exposition, 1905 . 145,643Lieutenants, Army..................... 241,242,613

Marine Corps......................................... 555Life-boats............................................. 180,635Life-insurance............... 61,212,494,551,599Life-saving apparatus....................... 494,566Life-saving globe, Donvig’s................... 406Life-Saving Service.......................... 120,646

report, 1903 ............................................. 268Life-savingstations, see names of places.Liggatt, Robert......................................... 348Light, energy............................................. 433Light-dues, U.S.shipping.......... 63,155,428Light-House Board.................................... 53,

146,371,405,435,461,491,521,550,580lighthouse tender............................. 632report, 1903 ..................................... 53,68

PageLight-House Establishment, see Light-

House Board.Light-House Establishment, Hawaii.. 428Light-ships, Brunswick, Ga.................. 120

Hedge Fence Shoal...............................297Pacific Coast.................................. 183,337Peshtigo Reef........................................ 254

Lighthouse depot, Milwaukee............. 336Lighthouse districts, additional..........337

1st....................................................... 4912d.............................................................. 5213d.............................................................. 5504th............................................................ 5807th............................................................ 1468th............................................................ 1469th........................................................ 9,33612th........;................................................ 63213 th.......................................................... 146

Lighthouse tenders, appropriation for. 51 4th district........................................ 1836th district............................................. 33511th district........................................... 912th district........................................... 63213th district...................... 254Hawaii............................................ 632specifications....................................... 492see also names of tenders.

Lighthouses, see Light-House Board— names of places.

Lightning, Habana, Cuba..................... 51Lightning rods........................................... 369Lights, Hawaii........................................... 435

on bridges............................................... 492Pacific Coast......................... 371,435Philippine Islands................................ 270United States............................................53,

59.146,154,262,405,491,521,550,580 see also Beacons—names of places.

Lignite........................................... 259,375,637Likes, Charles E.................................... 19, 35Lilje, Frederick......................................... 625Lillard, Benjamin...................................... 652Lillard, Benjamin F................................ 652Lime, sulphur, and salt wash............... 252Limestone.......................................................375Limoges, France, porcelain and china 257Limping standard...................................... 65Linch, George M.................................. 17,127Lincoln, Abraham............................ 361,428Lincoln, Nebr., thunderstorms............. 254Lincoln, Abraham, Fort.......... 249,292,328Lincoln forest reserve.................................638Lincoln River and Lake, chart............386Lind, John..................... 118,216,332,362,628Lindhorst, Maria.................................. 35,111Lindisfarne, British steamship............. 644Lindsay, George H.............. 33,128,229Lindsey, John...................................... 138,189Linen, Belgium........................................... 406

Germany................................................. 494vs. cotton.......................... '....................... 493

Lingenfelter. George R........... ...................311Linguistic training, Germany................494Linn, John........................................... 211,224Linn County, Mo........ . .................... 137,290Linseed. Argentina.................................. 64Linworth place......................................... 621Lions...................................................... 563,601Lions Head. Ontario, chart..................... 508Liparis Owstoni......................................... 603Lippincott. Franklin B................... 124,209Lipps. Jacob................................................. 328Lipscomb, G. R........................................... 77Liquid air. transportation....................... 406Liquid fuel, for Navy .................................469Liquors, adulteration.............................. 367

Great Britain ..........................................493Indian Territory and Oklahoma.. 179 interstate commerce............. 99,296,354

712 Index , 1904

PageLiquors, physiological aspects of prob-

lem ......................................... isosale to Indians..................................... 151Salvador................................................. 411see also Spirits,

Litchfield, Conn., topographic sheet.. 499Literature, agricultural, indexing.... 431

obscene............................................. 25,185Litherland, George W....................... 223,310

Littauer, Lucius N......... 117,177,215,288Little, Benjamin R................................ 19,34Little, John S....................... 41,239Little, Joseph D......................................... 358Little, Wilbur F................................... 19,130Little Belt Mountains...............................’638Little Belt Mountains forest reserve... 638Little Curasao, chart................................ 60Little Harbor............................................. 75Little Kanawha River...................... 73,596Little Kuril Strait, chart........................ 556Little Red River....................................... 73Little Rock and Monroe Ry. Co. 94, 97,120Littlefield, Charles E.............................>... 240Littleton, James................................ 128,189Live stock, see Cattle.Live-Stock Exposition, International. 485Liver, yellow atrophy of........................ 413Livernash, Edvi.J., contested election. 218Liverpool, England, sea approaches .. 635

shipping................................................ 636steamship competition..................... 55timber trade.................... 636

Living, cost of............. 149,258,491,579,636Livingston, Anne C.................................. 163Livingston, Mary E.......................... 138,193Livingston County, Mo., water-supply. 526Livingston Creek.................................... 73Lizzards................................................ 601,602Llano, Tex., topographic sheet............ 377Lloyd, Henry W............................... 125,196Lloyd’s........‘................................................ 581Loan associations..................................... 634Loans, Mexican, in United States........590

national banks..................................... 215Loans and Currency, Division of......... 505Lobster........................................................ 549Lock, Worthington S............................ 20, 28Locke, Charity M....................................... 78Lockhaven, Pa........................................... 578Lockley, Frederic.............................. i’22,199Locks, see names of rivers and places. ’Locksmiths................................................ 494Lockwood Folly River........... 7........ 73Locomotive driver apprentices........... 494Locomotives, Germany........... 148,496,497

prevention of fires from sparks..........257road......................................................... 54safety appliances.......................... 186,336superheated steam for.........................o23wage expense....................................... 54walking................................................’’ 257

Locust-trees............................... 547Lode claims, Alaska............................... \ 302Lodes, placer claims................................1 358Lodge, Henry C........ 180,300,327,113.643Lodgers, soliciting seamen as. 240,293,370Loewenstine, Samuel B................... 321,351Lofland, John H....................................... 358Logan forest reserve.......................... ’ ’ ’ 428Logarithms of sines and cosines..........438Loire River, electric power.....................493

suspension ferry................................ ’ 148Loma, Point, quarantine station... 13,220London, England, butter...................... 493

cab companies, etc............................. 256hygienic measures.......................' ’ ” 497rubber paving.................................... ’ 593

Lonewolf, Delos K..................... . . 151Loney, Philip........................................216,232

PageLong, Chester I............... ll,94,99,3C0Long, Jane 1......................................... 14,129Long, Marlon..................................... 134,200Long, Robert H.................................... 233,325Long Bridge............................................... 594Long Island, rivers and harbors.......... 596Long Island Sound.................................... 596Long Lake, topographic sheet............. 638Long Point Island, chart....................... 445Longberry, Joseph............................ 132,188Longenhagen, William F................... 20, 28Longfellow, Henry W., statue............... 355Longitude.................................................... 370Longworth, Nicholas .... 42,139,243,359,628Loog, P. I., chart....................................... 521Lookingbill, Samuel E..................... 199,225Loomis, Bushnell B.......................... 198,343Loomis, Sarah J.................................. 123’ 188Lorain, Ohio, light...................................’632Loramie Reservoir............................ 328,362Lorimer, William, contested election.. 334Lorraine............................................... 53,256Los Angeles, Cal...............................1....’266

public building............... 66,213,292,362Lose, John 1......................................... 123,194Lost River, see. Big Lost River.

I Lothrop, Matilda C.............................. 15,133Lots Flistripf nf Pnlnmhiu 1A oo ni

Indian Territory and Oklahoma... 120Lott, JesseC......................................... 202,346Lotteries............................................... 212

Empire Diamond Company264Loud, George A......................... 358

j Loudon, Tenn., Presbyterian Church. 45, Louisiana, post route map..................... 62

rivers and harbors.............................. 595underground waters.............................526

| Louisiana, U. S. S..................................... 59Louisiana Purchase Exposition, see St.

Louis, Louisiana Purchase Expo-sition, 1904.

La. Purchase Expos. Comn. 65,157,266,381 receipts, etc., to print............ 44,428

La. Purchase Expos. Co .... 65,157,266,381Louisville, Ky.................................... 119,161Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co... 390Lourenyo Marquez, Africa............. 372,495Lovejoy, Adaline S.............................. 43,115Lovejoy, Diah............................................. 353Lovell, Susan D.................................. 243,309Lovering, William C.................................... 336Lowe, James A.................................... 309,343Lowell, Adrianna............... ■..................... 616Lower Brule Reservation....................... 11Lower Siam, see Siam.

; Lowry, N. N................................................ 251: Lozier, John H..................................... 19,1231 Lubang Island........................................... 270

Luckey, James B................................ 132,190Lucking, Alfred............................ 34

129,137,229,240,345,355,625Lucretia, schooner.................................... 273Lucy, schooner.......................... 163,164.652Ludington, Linus S.......................... 104,136Ludington, Mich., chart......................... 886Lufkin, Tex............................................... 520Lum. Ann.................................................... 78Lumber and timber, Alaska................. 466

British Columbia................................ 494Chippewa pine lands................... 436,466Chippewa Reservation......................57,99Edwards Plateau.................................. 459Fernie, British Columbia................. 581freight rates........................................... 276Guatemala............................................. 590Indian Territory............... 11, 24,288,292Liverpool............................................... 636Manchuria and Siberia....................... 257on mineral lands.................................... 213

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PageLumber and timber, on timber lands.. 213

preservation..................... 401,432,547Sault Ste. Marie.................................... 148strength of structural timber.......... 631testing..................................................... 547treated.................................................... 403use for irrigation purposes............... 362tee also names of forest reserves.

Lumbermen............................................... 368food.......................................................... 577

Lunacy........................................................ 635Lhnar, see Moon. Lupuline...................................................... 382Lutes, Nettie C........................................... 624Lutheran Church, Sharpsburg, Md ... 653 Luttrell, David R.............................. 122,207Luzon, charts....................... 491,521,549,579

sailing directions.............................51,255Lyman, Anna II................................ 193,244Lymphatics, cattle.................................... 630Lynch, Delana A................................ 320,344Lynch, Ellen F...................................... 40,103Lynch. James...................................... 131,193Lynn Canal, chart...................................... 633Lyon, Jacob................................................. 250Lyon, Louisa........................................ 113,124Lyon, Orlo H......................................... 38,201Lyon, William C.................................... 13,37Lyons, France, garbage.............................372M. F. Parsons. Canadian tug................. ’51M street, D. C............................................. 9Maasin, P. L, chart...................................... 434Maass, Hedwig A .............................. 246,306Macabebe scouts............... . ........................ 384McAfee, Robert D...................................... 331McAlester, Ind. T...................................... 462McAlister, Henry 8...............................26,104Macaroni, wheat for.......... 144,147,401,488McBrayer, John H............................ 243,303McBrien, William.................................. 26,106McCabe. John...................................... 207,343McCafferty, M. A....................................... 250McCall, Mary....................................... 43,112McCall. Samuel IF.............................. 137,361McCalla, Bowman H................................ 63McCan, D. C....................................... 181,333McCann, Sarah A.............................. 210,232McCann. William H................................ 95McCardell, Wilfred C....................... 114,131McCarthy, John J.................. 141,248McCauley, A. W......................................... 78McClanahan, Catharine M............... 29,109MeClard, Charles S.................................... 79McClaren, Elizabeth................................ 39McClay, Robert......................................... 250McClay, Sarah........................................... 250McCleary, James T.......... 41,117,288,329,355McClelland, Hunter................................ 652McClelland. Sarah.................................... 235McClelland, Senia...................................... 652McClothen, Mary J.................................... 47McClung, James'A.................................... 626McClure, Samuel................................ 127,189McClurg, William H................................ 351McCollister, John.............................. 231,323McComas, Louis E...................................... 186McComb, Sallie B...................................... 250McConkey, Andrew P..................... 191,234McConkey, George W....................... 121,201McConneha, Alexander......................... 618McConnell, John................................ 321,361McConnell, John A.............................231,312McCook, Annie C.............................. 190,360McCook, Edward M.......................... 190,347McCord, Charles W.................................. 96McCord. Henry.................................. 125,202McCormick, Clarissa E............................ 624McCormick, Joshua.......................... 203,346McCormick, Thomas......................... 202,238McCormick, William C.........................27,196

PageMcCracken. Warren......................... 238,308McCreary, Henry.............................. 318,351McCullough, William R................... 33,206McCumber, Porter J.................................... 11,

17,108,199,301,311,617McCurtain, Ind. T...................................... 525McDaniels, Lewis...................................... 78McDermid, John................................ 205,245McDonald, David P............................ 27,108McDonald, George.............................. 31,101McDonough, Daniel................................ 296McDowell, Isabella.......................... 325,349McDowell, Jacob................................ 187,357McDowell, Nannie J......................... 205,234McDowell, William E....................... 127,206McDowell, Camp, see Camp McDowell

Reservation.McEliece, John.................................. 124,209McElwain, Eli M................................ 130,196McFarland, Emma................................ 14.34McFarland. FrancesC..................... 110,128MacFarlane, Rose.............................. 305,352McGahan, Jesse W............................ 311,341McGee, DavidC......................................... 251McGee, William.................................. 208,232McGhehey, George.................................... 216McGill, Mary....................................... 191,228McGilvary, Mary L.................................... 18McGimsey, Caroline......................... 321,338McGraw. Benjamin F........................ 32,211McGregor, John......................................... 340McGuckin, Nannie J........................ 126,205McGuire, Bird S......................................... 365

contested election................................ 334McGuire, Howard................................ 32,188Machias. U.S.S......................................... 527Machine titters, school in Russia..........551Machinery.............................................. 523

American, in Syria.............................. 372Chile................. . ..................................... 529coal-cutting........................................... 493flour-milling......................................... 523German insurance.................................148Germany......................................... 257,494hydraulic............................................... 523ice-making............................................. 406mining........... _.........................................372Peru................................................. 266,635stamp-canceling.................................... 264steam...................................................... 60textile..................................................... 497tool.......................................................... 497typesetting............................................. 496see also Agricultural.

Machinists, enlistment in Navy.......... 379McIlroy, Robert H...................... 199,236Mclndoe, James F................................ 7,217McIntire, Charles E.......................... 104,135McIntire, Onslow N........................... 222,308McIntire, Thomas E........................ 110,125McIntosh, Nelson.............................. 305,359McKean, Charles A........................... 204,352McKean Island, chart............................ 502McKee, Lulu E.................................... 136,208McKenna, Edmund.................................. 78McKenne, John......................................... 616McKenney, Charles W...............................340McKenzie. John....................................... 627Mackenzie, Rebecca V............................ 345Mackerel...................................................... 549McKinley, Degraphenreed P............ 317,347McKinley, Russel A.......................... 138,302McKinley, William........................... 361,428McKinley. Mount.............................. 563,601McKinney, Rebecca......................... 193,235McKinnie, Solomon P.............................. 78McKinstry, James T......................... 197,235McLain, Frank A............ 43,119,140,245,360McLane, Henry N.............................. 198,227McLaughlin, Frank J...........................27,106

714 Index ,1904

PageMcLaughlin, John H...................... 118,180McLaurin, Anselm J....................................328McLean, Nathaniel H............................... 181McLean, Sarah K...................................... 181McLean County, Ill.................................. 578Macloon, W. H. H..................................... 84MeMannomy, John R....................... 311,352McMillan, James.......................................... 399McMillan, Minerva A.............................. 35McMillan, William F........................ 314,346McMullen, George W.............................. 36McMurtry, Robert L........................ 230,324McNary, William S...................... 119.217,332McNeil, Jane....................................... 129,189McNerney, John A............................ 204,230McQuerter, Henry............................ 227,309McRae, J. B................................................ 216McRee, C. M............................................... 78McRee, Robert C...................................... 78Macron rids;......................................... 509,565McVeigh, J. H........................................... 652McVey, John L.................................... 21,131McVicker, David C............................ 135,202Madagascar, antaimoro bark paper ... 492

fiber shredder wanted................... 635hard wood...............................................373

Madden, Ella D.................................. 103,131Madden, Patrick J.................................... 333Maddox, Joseph H.................................... 47Maddox, Sarah N.............................. 207,246Maddux, Margaret V.............................. 273Madison County, Ind................................ 631Madison County. Ky................................ 332Madison street, D. C..................... 9,291,333Magazines (ordnance).................. ........... 588Magellanes territory................................ 590Magnesite............................................. 376,553Magnetic observations............. 255,370,507Magnetism, terrestrial............. 370,563,602Magruder, R. W......................................... 78Magruder, Samuel G................................ 326Magruder, Thomas B.............................. 78Magruder School, D. C............................ 183Maguey, see Agave.Mahers, Thomas............... ................ 320,347Mahogany.................................................. 411Mahon, Thaddeus M..................... 46,142,250Maibun Bay, chart................................... 438Maier, Anna M..................... 34,113Mail and Files, Division of..................... 504Mail-carriers, see Letter-carriers.Mail-cars, see Postal cars.Mail contracts, advertisements........... 528Mail delivery............................................. 468

automobiles for........................... •. 494,497see also Rural free delivery.

Mail importations, drawn work........... 440Mail matter................................................ 528

classification............................. 642from Philippines, etc............................ 529packages.................................................4122d and 3d class..................................... 503transportation..................................... 439undelivered, Great Britain...............257

Mail service, see Postal service.Maine, fishes............................................... 565

labor laws............................................... 52lumbermen........................... 577post route map..................................... 62quartz...................................................... 375river and harbor improvement.... 595 wells, springs, etc................................ 526whales............................................. 83,475

Maine Agric. Experiment Station........432Maize, see Corn.Makanruru Island, chart........................ 556Makanrushir Island, chart..................... 556

PageMalarial fever.............................. 413,581,587Malay Archipelago, mammals.............. 81Malay States............................................... 148Male, Charles....................................... 19,130Malipano Anchorage, chart..................... 633Malloch, George P............................ 126,205Mallory, S.R.. 10,97,98,179,183,184,298,299Malloy, Ellen M.................................. 235,307Maloney, Patrick...................................... 182Malta, commerce.............................. 257,406Maltby Building....................................... 407Mammals....................................... 49,563,601

Malayan................................................. 81Mammoths........................................... 563,601Man............................................................... 431

nutrition................................................. 487Manchester, England, American

stores...................................... 494Manchester, Mass...................................... 73Manchuria........................................... 149,372

American merchants.............................257American trade in.............................. 494

Major, George F................................ 197,225Maladie du coit......................................... 457

climate.................................................... 403commerce with Japan........................ 148consular service.................................... 63lumber industry....................................257map........................................................... 532money system....................................... 497railroad to Siberia............................... 258

* wheat.................... 258Mandaon, P. I., chart............................... 549Mandingo Bay, see San Blas, Gulf of.Maneuvers, see Manceuvers.Manganese............. 257,260,265,375,499,644Manganese ores......................................... 376Mangarin, P. I., chart............................ 521

| Mange.................................................. 252,457Mangles Anchorage, chart..................... 467Manitoba rubber forests................. 523,529Manila, P. I...................................... 75,83,384

annular eclipse.................................... 270museum......... ........................................ 160Philippine Normal School............... 444

Manila Bay, operations of U. S. fleet.. 153Manila Central Observatory................. 507Manila hemp......................... 592,648Manistee, Mich., chart........................... 650

! Manistique, Mich..................................... 161chart.......................................................... 386

Manitoba, wheat..........................................552Mankin, Mary J......................................... 117Mankin, William H.................................. 117Manlove, John M.............................. 192,344Mann, Ja mes R............... 25,218,220,336,621Mann, Orrin L.................................... 110,225Mann, William B.......................•.............. 164Mann, William H.............................. 211,226Manning, Benjamin........................ 123,193

I Manoeuvergrounds, Westpoint, Ky... 386| Manceuvers, Army............... 71,414,472,559

Fort Riley.....'...................................... 386militia.................................................... 71Navy................................................. 414,559

Mansfield, Patrick.................................... 78Mansfield, Thomas J................................ 78Manson, Edwin R..................................... 627Mansons eve worm................................... 629Mantel, John............................................... 273

I Manteo, N. C............................................... 183| Man ti forest reserve.................................. 428| Mantids............... ................................. 166,475

Manual training....................................... 150Manuals, civil service.............................. 475

engineer................................................ 531gymnastic............................................... 647House, to print.................................... 362hydrographic....................................... 408Jefferson’s............................................... 620of symbols, etc., on charts............... 60ordnance supply.................................. 533Quartermaster’s Department..............648

Malaga, Spain..................................... 257,406Malaria.................................................. 54,257

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PageManufacturers, French.......................... 54

Great Britain..........................................497of agricultural machinery............... 371tags.......................................................... 494

Manufactures, American, abroad........494American, in Bamberg....................... 53American, in Netherlands............... 372American, in Ontario...........................495American, in Scotland......................... 258American, in Switzerland............... 55exported......................................... 497,529foreign, Russian Poland..................... 551Great Britain........................................ 497Hungary................................................. 635Russia..................................................... 581statistics for census........ 95,117,178, 460

Manufactures, Com. on, Senate.... 12,186 Manufactures,- Committee on uni-

formity of work in census of.... 460 Manufactures, Division of............... 146,633Manure, see Fertilizers.Manuscripts, cataloguing....................... 524

in Library of Congress......................... 476Manuscripts, Division of......................... 655Manypenny, George........................ 210,224Manzanita, lighthouse tender............... 632Maple, silver............................................... 547

sugar.......................................................... 578Maps and charts, Antietam battlefield. 649

cataloguing...................................... 524climatic................................................... 433coal lands, Ind. T........................ 462,525Coast and Geodetic Survey. 52,146,255,

370,404,434,460,491,521,549,579,6 S3 Coast Survey publications............... 370geologic atlas of United States .... 150,

376,408,436,462,498,525,553,637 Geological Survey................................ 56,

151,260,377,408,463,499,553,584,638 Hvdrographic Office'............. 60,154,263,

379,410,437,467,501,527,555,586,641 in Library of Congress....................... 535Internal.Bur.of Amer. Republics 469,558 Land Office, General.... 57,152,500,640 meteorological................................ 50,490Military Information Division.. 75,532 New Mexico, to print................. 179,247Northern and Northwestern Lakes

Survey.......................... 76,162.272,386,445,473,508,532,562,598,650 |

Northern and Northwestern LakesSurvey, catalogue......... 414,415 I

post route................................................. 61 Irailroads of United States. 186,362Reclamation Service.............................466symbols and abbreviations............... 60United States, rollers for................... 58United States, to print...... 179,247world, in 1507 ....................................... 265

Maps and Charts, Division of................. 535Marcellus. U. S. S...................................... 501Marcy, Fort.................................... 48,252.428Mardin, Amanda L.......................... 203,346Marett, E. .1................................................. 653Margaretville, N. Y., topog. sheet.......... 261Maria, brig.............................................. 79Maria, schooner......................................... 164Mariana Islands, see Ladrone Islands.Maricopa County, Ariz.. road............. 6,22Marie, steamer........................................... 240Marienfelde-Zossen electric ry.... 562,600Marietta, Ind. T.................................... 40,178Marietta, Ohio, topographic sheet.... 584 Marinduque Island, chart.........................521Marine, Mich., chart................................ 76Marine biological stations............... 98,185Marine Corps......................................... 60,587

laws.......................................................... 467medals of honor............................ 262,358officers..................................... 155,502,587

PageMarine Corps, report, 1903..................... 153

report, 1904 ............................................. 586retirement in civil service............... 3292d lieutenants....................... 241,555,613transportation of enlisted men........587

Marine data................................................. 641Marine-Hospital Service, see Public

Health and Marine-Hospital Serv.Marines, see Marine Corps.Marion, Ind., Soldiers’Home................. 168Maritime Canal Company of Nicara-

gua, report, 1904 ................... 640Maritime warfare, see Naval warfare.Marked Tree, Ark., bridge................... 25,94Markers, Shiloh, Tenn.............................. 162Market conditions, in South Ameri-

can countries....................... 644Market gardens, irrigation..................... 519Marketing, cattle........................... 49

cheapest method.................................. 297Monrovia............................................... 148

Markets, D. C................... ;........................ 218live-stock............................................... 576

Markham, James M............................ 20,128Markneukirchen, Germany..................... 148Maro Reef, chart....................................... 502Marquette, Jacques, statue............... 41,428Marquette, Mich....................................... 161Marriage, D.C................................ 98,291,334Marseille, France, oil trade..................... 495

wool........................................................ 496Marsh, George W................................ 237,308Marsh, Nancy S......................................... 39Marshall, Albert.................................. 17,129Marshall, Francis.............................. 134,194Marshall, James M.................................... 69Marshall, Lewis O .................................... 345Marshall, Thomas F...................... 25,219,335Marshall, Thomas P.......................... 32,197Marshall, Minn.................. 631Marshals, internal-revenue cases............ 413

list of........................................................ 58prisoners allowed to escape............. 41signing of checks................................ 41

Marteney, Stalnaker........................ 114,232Marlin, Eben W...................... 44,141,248,362Martin, G. G............................................... 12Martin, James H................................ 211,246Martin, Oliver H....................................... 624Martin, Thomas S...............................8,181,296Martin, Thompson........... ..........................618Martineau, James H................ 115,244Martinsburg. W. Va................ 40,93,653Marx. Michael........................................... 625Mary Island, Alaska....................... ........ 440Maryland, chestnut trees.........................519

fish hatchery......................................... 300gazetteer................................................. 463insects.................................................... 367labor statistics...................................... 52mail contracts..................................... 528medals for militia................................ 357post route map...................................... 62river and harbor improvement. 595,597

Masbate. charts........................... 491,549,586Mason, Aaron M....................... 202,346Mason, Henry........................... 131,207Mason, Thomas......................... 298,337Mason County, Ky.................................... 547Masons, stone....'..................................... 494Massachusetts, arbitration bd. reports. 52

chart.................................................. 405labor laws............................................... 52mail contracts...................................... 528post route map...................................... 62river and harbor improvement.... 595wells, springs, etc................................ 526

Massachusetts. U.S.S.............................. 467Massey, Ind. T........................................... 525Masters of vessels, list of............,........... 407

716 Index , 1904

PageMasterson, Jason H.......................... 204,230Matan Island, chart................................ 556Matches, Peru............................................. 469

Venezuela............................................. 590Materia medica, Hospital Corps, Army. 531Maternal solicitude of insects........ 563,600Mates............................................................ 407Matewan, W. Va., bridge................. 220,294Matheson, Hattie M.......................... 233,304Mathews, Edwin F.................................... 250Mathias, Rebecca A............................ 38,101Matter.................................................. 563,601

metabolism in human body______ 546Matthews, John N.................................... 622Mattison, William E.............................129,192Maui, reptiles............................................. 533Maumee River............................ ,............ 408Maund, Samuel J........................................ 356Maurer, Jesse...................................... 202,232Maury County, Tenn................. 290,302,357Mauser rifles............................................... 240Mavity, John A....................................... 19,32Mavity, John S.................................... 190,230Maxwell, Anthony L.............................. 250May, Caleb J....................................... 130,201May, Kearney............................... 625May, Robert.'............................................... 46Mayaguez,' P. R., chart...............................491Mayan calendars.............................. 415,564Mayberry, Arthur..................................... 79Mayers, Joseph L....................................... 96Mayers, Mary C......................................... 96Mayhew, Rosa D.................................. 20,139Maynard, John................................... 124,209Maynard, Larkin................................ 124,208Mayo, Rebecca................................... 139,208Mazatlan, Mexico, railroad..................... 522Mead, Joseph J................................... 319,351Mead, Merritt............................................. 340Meader, Eben H................................. 308,338Meadow Branch, coal.............................. 375Meadows,Nebraska................................ 368Meadville, Pa., Allegheny College 241,302Mealy-winged flies............................ 166,474Meands, Nathan L............................ 134,195Mears, James F.................................. 194,239Measurement of streams .. 465,466,553,583Measures. Great Britain.......................... 582Measuring instruments, electrical.... 461Meat........................................................ 54,576

Argentina....................................... 503,635Belgium................................................. 494butchering, etc..................................... 49cooking.................................................. 402District of Columbia...................218,275foreign import tariffs........................ 368Germany ............................................... 494inspection............................................... 14glosses in cooking....................................253nitrogenous constituents..................... 430proteids.................................................... 430refrigeration......................................... 551

Meat products. Great Britain............... 576Mechanical colleges, see Agricultural.Meekly, Elizabeth E............................ 14,28Medals, blue jackets and marines. 262,358

duplicate................................... 241,295for Army.................................... 69,100,647from foreign governments.......... 64,156one for Bowman H. McCalla........... 63rifle contests......................................... 291troops of Maryland and Pa..................357

Medawakanton Indians........................ 300Medical certificates, aliens.................... 548Medical Corps, Army.............................. 444Medical Department. Army................... 75,

162,444,473,507,531,649 report, 1903 ............................................ 269report, 1904.......................... 561to increase efficiency.......................... 302

PageMedical examinations, Turkey............498Medical officers, militia............. . ........... 649Medical supervision of schools............. 373Medical supplies, Army........................... 75Medical zoology..........’..................... 143,629Medicated baths............... . .......... 10,23,291Medicine, administering to cattle........630

Chinese.................................................. 81District of Columbia................... 299,333examination of.................................... 382Indian Territory................... 120,185,291Mexico............. ............................... 468,504patent...................................................... 635Sweden.................................................. 406weeds used in....................................... 253

Medicine and Surgery, Bureau of........ 60report, 1903............................................. 153report, 1904............................................. 587

Mediterranean Sea, lights..................... 262Medomac River......................................... 73Mehring, Frederick.......................... 130,207Meldrum. Mary E................................ 28,102Melton, Hig...'........................................... 652Memorial addresses, on James A. Gar-

field.................................. 361,428on M. A. Hanna.................................... 485on Abraham Lincoln................. 361,428on William McKinley................. 361,428

Memphis, Tenn., bridge................. 292,336Memphremagog, Lake, lights, etc .... 550Mendocino, Cape, light.......................... 97Menocal, A. G................................ ;...... 63Menominee district.................................. 260Menominee River..................................... 161Mental life of animals..................... 562,600Mercantile Bridge Company..............26,178Mercer, William.................................. 34,114Mercer County Reservoir............... 328,362Merchandise,fraudulent sales. 119,291,299

immediate transportation........... 591in bond.................................................. 366transportation..................................... 591

Merchant marine, see Shipping.Merchant Marine and Fisheries. Com-

mittee on the ............. 41,137,240,355Merchant marine cornu.... 41,137,293,364 Merchant vessels, see Shipping.Mergel, Ferdinand............................ 210,342Meroney. John A....................................... 47Merrill, Edward S..................................... 163Merrill, Gertrude................................ 128,202Merrill, Joshua........................................... 163Merrill, Obadiah J .................................... 626Merril], Orville B....................................... 100Merrimac River......................................... 73Merritt, M. F......................................... 46,142Merritt, I. J., tug....................................... 216Merritt and Chapman Derrick and

Wrecking Company....................... 216Mershon, Smith R........... ........................ 181Merzifoun, Turkey.................................... 403Mesa, Ariz........................................... 6,22,141Meserve,Ira......................................... 321,352Meserve. Silas............................................. 39Mesilla Park, N. Mex.............................. 261Message and docs., abridgment... 177,287 Message of President, see President.Metabolism, in human body................... 546Metal ware, Bulgaria..........'................... 257Metalliferous ores...................................... 375Metals, Belgium....................................... 493

blowpipe welding.................................. 258production, 1903 .................................. 266see also Precious metals.

Metamorphism........................................... 583Metatarsal bone, dislocation................... 413Metcalfe. Bettie B 273Meteorites........................................... 446,475Meteorographs, kite.................................. 403Meteorological chart, Great Lakes. 50,490

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PageMeteorological observatories............... 145Meteorological tables, 1902 ..................... 433Meteorology, observations....................... 60

observers of Hydrographic Office .. 409 see also Weather Bureau, Agric.

Dept.—Weather Bureau, P. I.Meteors................................................. 403,433Meter............................................................ 580Methodist Epis.Ch.. Brunswick, Md.. 651

Min c reek, \\. Va................................ 652Prospect, Tenn...................................... 45Washington district............................ 651

MethodistEpis.Ch.South.Guvandotte . 651Newhaven, Ky...................................... 46Saulsbury, Tenn.................................... 273Triune. Tenn....................................... 2>0Winfield, W.Va.................................... 654

Metric system..................................... 157,406Metzger, Henry......................................... 356Mexican cotton-boll weevils. 6,23,48,144,

401,402,403,458,518,546,557,629,630to print.................................................. 361

Mexican National Railroad..................... 411Mexican War, Co. A, Corps of Engineers 649Mexican Water Boundarv Comn........266

469,494,495,497,504,529,558,590, 644altitudes................................................. 529American vs, European trade............257artificial silk........................................... 636bananas......... ........................................ 580cattle................................................. "" 635Chinese immigration.......................... 54commerce................................ 148,493,644cotton........................................................ 493dairying........................................... 372education............................................... 150exchange commission........................ 65express regulations............................ 54ferns................................................ 446,475freight rates.......................................... 148goats........................................................ 523industrial development..................... 148industries............................................... 54inspection of food, etc............... 157,257irrigation....................................... 54,635labor unions........................................... 406laborers................................................. ’ 523maguey................................................... 506medical professions..................... 468,504metric system....................................... 406mining...................... 495monetary policy.................................. 65navy................................................... '.’’581patent law............................................. 257petroleum............................................ 635prin ti ng presses............................ ’ ’ ’ ’ 523railroads......................................... 257ready-made clothing................... 147rubber............................................. 373,495shell ornaments............................. 82steamship service......................... 496stoves............................................... 149Venezuelan arbitrations............ 589

Mexico (city), industrial museum.... 54Mexico (state), railroad.................. 558Mexico, Gulf of.......................... 409,434,586

revenue steamer........................... 621submarine cables........................... 642

Meyer, Adolph...............;........ 242Miami River........................................ 408Miantonomoh, U. S. S........................ 409Mica...................................................... 260,376Mice....................................................... 406

field................................................... 551Michigan, gypsum deposits............. 376

labor laws........................................ 405labor statistics............................... 52manufactures statistics.. 95,117,178,460Portland cement........................... 583

Page1 Michigan, post route maps................. 61,62

river and harbor improvement.... 595 wells, springs, etc................................ 526

Michigan, U. S. S....................................... 379Michigan Central Railroad Company. 390

I Michigan City, Ind., chart..................... 76harbor..................................................... 595

! Michigan, Lake................................. 414,415,445,473,507,532,561,595,598,650

chart....................................... 162I .clouds..............................................."" 403

Miehipicoten Harbor, chart................... 599Microorganisms................................. 546,576

| Middle, Alexander.................................. 202Middlemen......................................... ’ ’ ’ ’ 551Middleton, John................................ 239,324

। Midland, Ontario, chart....................... 508! Midshipmen,admission to Naval Acad. 502

Midway Islands......................................... 641Miers, Robert IP..................... 34,129, 230,346

Milan, Ill.............................................. ’....’596Miles, Robert L................................../28,113Milford Haven, Va., harbor....................’597Military Academy.................................... 507

appropriations'............... 241,292,302,355board of visitors, report, 1903 .......... 269board of visitors, report, 1904 ............ 531graduates............................................. 7,47superintendent, report, 1903 ............ 269superintendent, report, 1904 ............ 598

Military affairs, laws, treaties, etc........559Military Affairs, Committee on, House. 41.

138,240,355,628

Military correspondence................. ’....’ 414Military Depts, and Divisions .. 75,473,531Military establishment.......................... 272Military governor, P. I........................ 560

proclamations....................................... 443Military Information Div.. 75,271,386,532

Military laws of United States............. 559Military park commission, national... 356Military policy of United States..........159

Indianapolis.................................. ’....’ 77see also names of forts.

Military records............. 41,159,294.302,414Military reservations, map. .......... 640

see also names of reservations or forts.

Military Secretary’s Department..... 302, 413,444,473,507,532,561,649

reports, 1904 ...................................... 593Military Secretary’s Office..................... 413Military societies, badges......................... 217Military telegraph operators.......... 324,385Militia........................................... 187,647,649

arms and ammunition....................... 76correspondence and records............ 414Dakota..................................................... 295District of Columbia...................... 357enlistment.......................... 159field maneuvers.................................. 71horses...........................................................70inspection of......................................... 647medical officers.................................... 649permanent camp grounds.. 187,241,302 to promote efficiency................... 357,582

Militia, Committee on the..................... 357Milk, bitter............. .................................... 402

care of.................. 547District of Columbia..................... 98,298nitrogenous bodies in......... .................430petrified................ . ................................495

Milk-fever........................................... 429,546Milk pails...................................... 577Milk stone.................................. 372,495

718 Index , 1904

Milking................................................Mill Creek, W. Va„ M. E. ChurchMill machinery, Peru.....................Miller, Abraham B..........................Miller, Benjamin F........................Miller, Charles H............................Miller, David L................................Miller, Edward T............................Miller, Edward W..........................Miller, Ellender C......... ................Miller, Elvira....................................Miller. George A..............................Miller, Grace.....................................

Miller, John S...........Miller, Louisa D........Miller, Thaddeus K. Miller, Wilhelmina . Miller County, Ark.. Millet seed, for hogs Millett, John W........Millian, William.... Millican, A. L...........Millican, Andrew... Milliken, Lora..........Mills, Lucius E..........Mills, Mathias C .... Mills, Smith B..........Mills, cloth.................

cotton.....................

253652

... 307 123,209

. 31,115 324,350

121,191 I140,205 I125,200310,340 I

256

.................. 245,323 I 119,217,248,332,362 I

321,352 .... 619 311,35234,113

.... 520

.... 577

.... 617 127,206.... 652 .... 652 204,228 I 131,190 1 204,236 223,310

Milwaukee, Wis., lighthouse depot.. 9,336solar halo..........survey of rivers .... 161

.... 161521,633Mindanao, charts.

Mindanao, Department of, rp., 1903. 75,384Mindoro, birds

charts........ 270 434,521

Mine Inspector for Ind. T., rp., 1903... 524585

Mine Inspector for the Territory of New Mexico, report, 1903..

report, 1904........................................... '.Mine shares, taxation in South Africa .

524585635

timber..............................Mineral oil, see Petroleum.Mineral paints.....................Mineral resources, Nicarag

100,292 357,362 .... 213

Mineral resources, 1902 1902, separates....1903, separates.........

499,525,553,583,637,638Mineral veins, placer claims Mineral waters........................ .Mineralogy, North America Minerals, Bahia.......................

Canada................. ................

Mexico.

nonmetalliferous... Ontario.....................Peru..........................Porto Rico...............Redding, Cal...........Transvaal.................United States..........Wichita Mountains

Miners, anemia............protection of lives..

Mines..............................British Columbia...

376,583

........... 242

........... 376 56,150,260

... 358376,58356,583

.... 156

.... 497

64,644 .... 261 .... 375... 495 266,406 .... 146 .... 375 .... 497 266,583 .... 151 .... 523524,585 .... 404 .... 495 .... 147 .... 375 .... 581 .... 581 .... 375

Mines, private land claims..................... 242schools of................................................. 138

Mines and Mining, Committee on, House....................... 138,242,357

Senate..................................... 100,187,302Mingus, Bartlett J............................ 319,350Mining.......................................................... 495

Abyssinia............................................... 580Alaska............................................. 214,365Canada................................................... 493cooperative.......................... ............... 635Cuba........................................................ 265exposition in Spain......... .................. 523Fernie, B. C........................................... 581Honduras............................................... 157Jalisco.................................................... 265laws.............................................. 57Mexico............................................. 265,411New Mexico......................................... 261Nicaragua ............................................. 64Park, Utah............................................. 375placer...................................................... 375Redding, Cal......................................... 375Salvador....................... 440Santo Domingo.......................... . 581,590Spain ...................................................... 372

Mining claims........................................... 100Mining experiment stations.......... 100,242Mining machinery, France................... 372Mining schools... ...................................... 138Minisceonzo River.................................... 161Ministers of U. S., jurisdiction............. 354Ministry of commerce, Hungary.......... 494Mink. Charles E................................ 103,133Minkler, Peter..................................... 40,191Minneapolis, Minn., public building.. 68Minneapolis, Red Lake & Manitoba

Railway Company........................ 615Minneapolis. St. Paul and Sault Ste.

Marie Railwaycompany. 182,221,293Minnesota, Chippewa lands... 185,409,436

Chippewa Reservation....................... 57courts of United States................. 93,137forest lands................. 22,44,214,291,363Indian lands......................................... 11insects ..................................................... 367labor laws............................................... 634post route map..................................... 62Red Lake Res... 94,120,408,437,526,615river improvement............................ 595storms................................................... 548wells, springs, etc................................ 526

Minnesota, U.S. S., steering wheel. 295,358Minnesota College of Agriculture. 518,547Minnesota Historical Society........ 295,358Minnesota Power and Trolley Co .. 25,178Minnesota River, bridges .. . . .........121,178Minnich, Lazarus.............................. 210,232Minnich, Noah................................... 235,303Minors, enlistment of.............................. 385Minots Ledge, light.................................. 51Mint, Bureau of the................................ 68.

384,441,470.530.559,647 report, 1903 ....................................... 67,68 ’report, 1903. to print..................... 247,428

Mintage, Salvador................................... 469Mints, Denver................................ 66,267,647

purchase of uncurrent coins........... 530Miquelon, see St. Pierre.Mirrors, optical..................................... ,. 602Misamis, P. I., chart................................ 521Miscellaneous Div.,Treas. Dept 382,504,646Misener, David................................... 200,346Misner, William W................................ 20,32Mission claims........................................... 152Mississippi, post route map................... 62

river and harbor improvement. 593,595swamp lands......................................... 44wells, springs, etc................................ 526

Mississippi Central Railroad Co..............621

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PageMississippi Chocraw Indians, see Choc-

taw Indians.Mississippi itiver.................

bridge at Elk River.... 178,221,292,298bridge at Grays Point...................... 6,25bridge at Memphis, Tenn.......... 292,336bridge in Itasca Co., Minn.. 292,297,337 canal near...................... 183,220,292dam at Sauk Rapids, Minn.... 8,94,121 dam in Hancock County, Ill........25,94dam in Stearns County, .Minn.. 292,337 dam in Wright County, Minn... 25,178 examination at Moline, Ill............... 386examination at Wickliffe, Ky......... 75stages...................................................... 507

Mississippi River Commission .... 507,649report, 1904............................................. 598

Mississippi University.............................. 248Mississippi watershed, floods.......... 403,499Missoula, Mont............................ 138,178,187

Missouri, courts of U. S........... 137,290,353labor laws............................................... 634labor statistics....................................... 634post route map..................................... 62river improvement............................... 593war claims.............................................. 383wells, springs, etc................................. 526

Missouri, U. S. S..........-................... 587Missouri Agric. Experiment Station .. 519Missouri, Dept, of the, report, 1903.... 384Missouri Home Guards............................ 100Missouri, Kans. & Okla. R. R... 219,292,300Missouri, Kans. & Tex. Ry. 219,292,300,534Missouri Pacific Railway Company ... 276Missouri River.................................... 73,596

bridge at Kansas City, Mo.. 178,182,221 bridge at Lexington. Mo... 292,298,337 bridge at Parkville, Mo.— 182,220,292 bridge at St. Joseph, Mo....... 94,97,120bridge at Wanbliska.N. Dak. 182,220,292 bridge near Kansas City, Mo... 120,178 bridge near Randolph, Mo...............614bridges at Council Bluffs 182.221,292,336 bridges at Yankton . 97,120,178,292,614 dam........................................... 293,298,337harbor lines...................................... 271

Missouri Valley, lignites........................ 375Mitchell, John B................................ 223,315Mitchell, John II............................ 99,116,301Mitchell, Mary M...................................... 618Mitchell, Mollie J................................ 31,107Mitchell, Walter P.................................... 348Mitchell, Warren....................................... 181Mites...................................................... 253,533Mitsui Bussan Kaisha.............................. 162Mix, Harry C.................................................354Moale, Isaac 1............................................. 80Moar, Levi W.. alias........................ 137,194Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company.. 534Mobile and West Alabama Railroad

Company................................ 25,94,178Mock, Jacob B.................................... 129,189Mockabee, Benjamin R. W............ 134,193Modoc forest reserve................................ 629Moji, Japan................................................. 635Molasses .. ......................................................430Moline, Ill.................................................. 386Mollusks.............................................. 446,475Molting of hens......................................... 144Molybdenum...................................... 377,583Mommsen, Theodor........................... 563,601Monahan, John...................................... 37Monazite............................................... 376,499Mondell, Frank IP....................................... 41,

44,138,141,241,248,353,356,362Monetary systems, see Currency. Money, Hernando De S.............................. 295Money, see Currency.

PageMoney orders............................................. 588

Costa Rica and United States..........427Great Britain and Mexico................. 469Liberia and United States............... 428Peru and United States..................... 428Transvaal and United States............ 428

Moneymaker, L. D.................................... 163Monitors...................................................... 59Monjar, Lewis.................................... 223,312Monographs, Geological Survey ..' 260,583Monongahela River.................................. 597

bridges...................... 8,25,26,178,220,293locks and dams.................................... 73

Monroe, Fort, Artillery School............. 270Monrovia, Liberia, marketing............. 148Monson, Martin......................................... 330Montana, courts of United States. 290,353

Crow Reservation.......... 119,288,290,300Flathead Indians........................ 219,295grasshoppers......................................... 367gypsum deposits.................................. 376irrigation.............................................. 465Jocko Reservation............... 219,292,301labor laws............................................. 491overflowed lands.................................. 185post route map..................................... 62reclamation of land............................ 525

Montana University........................ 141,178Montauk, L. I., topographic sheet.... 464Montauk, U. S. monitor.......................... 59Monteiro, Pocahontas C................... 322,361Montevideo, Uruguay............................ 381,

411,440,469,504,529,558,590,644Montgomery, Nancy............... ................ 46Montgomery, Sarah J.............................. 250Montgomery, William C................. 246,323Montgomery, Ala., bridges.. 8,220,289,337

circuit court of appeals.......... 40,290Montgomery- and Autauga Bridge

Company.............................. 8,220,289Montgomery Bridge Company.. 8,289,337Monthly consular reports, see Consu-

lar reports.Monthly summary of commerce and

finance, see Commerce and finance, Monthly summary.

Monthly weather review, see Weatherreview, Monthly.

Monuments, preservation, etc.... 327,399Shiloh, Tenn......................................... 162

Moody v. Gudger....................................... 218-Moon, John A.......................... 246Moon............................................. 388,563,601

halo.......................................................... 369Mooney, Hester E................................ 26,103Mooney, Hugh.................................... 227,305Moore, Alexander...................................... 624Moore, Edward........................................... 273Moore, Elizabeth J............................ 322,361Moore, Fannie S.................................. 195,351Moore, Frances A......... ..............................387Moore, Franklin.................................. 30,108Moore, Isaac N..........................,.... 198,343Moore, John W.................................. 305,359Moore, Peter D........................................... 619Moore, Rittenhouse................................... .297Moore, Socrates.................................. 207,*230Moore, Solon D.................................. 320,344Moore, Thomas P.............................. 124,209Moors, cultivation of................................ 495Moral legislation....................................... 95Morals of Jesus of Nazareth................... 517Morbidity. French canal co.employees 384Morey, Fannie C................................ 207,234Morey, Mary A.......................... 222Morgan, John M................................ 106,135Morgan, John T.............. 95,295,296,300,301Morgan, Thomas................................ 122,202Morocco, trade-marks...,....................... 439

720 Index , 1004

Page ।Moros...................................................... 75,384Morrell, Edward De V................. 23,357,620Morris, Calvin H....................................... 618Morris, Cline.... ................................... 211,224Morris, Edwin A................................ 321,349Morris, Emma...................................... 181,332Morris, Frank H................................ 181,332Morrison, Alexander................................ 625Morrison, Charles M........................ 134,193Morrison, James A............................ 319,350Morrison, Jennie P............. . ............. 207,245Morrison, William M........................ 238,306Morrisville, Va., Mt, Holly Baptist Ch. 79Morse, Amanda M........... ’............... . 235,303Mortensen, Kate M. A...................... 229,306Morter, Emanuel.............................. 305.345Morton, Ellen J.................................. 312,349Morton, Jasper F................................ 128,188Morton Co., N. Dak.,bridge.... 182,220,292Morus alba tatarica.................................. 547Mosby, John S............................................. 181Moscow, Russia.................................. 148,551Moses, Alonzo....................................... 14,133Mosier, William J.............................. 134,192Mosquito netting, preventive of fever. 581Mosquito Reservation.............................. 63Mosquitoes, destroying of............... 162,507

destroying of, to print...........................140yellow fever.............................. 69,162,507

Moss, Eliza A..................................... 314,359Moss, Lucilius C................................ 314,359Mosul, Turkey in Asia............................ 406Mother-of-pearl shell................................ 495Moths, brown-tailed................................ 367

codling.................................................. 367tineid.............................................. 415,475

Motor boats......................................... 147,406in warfare.............................................. 580masters, mates, etc.............................. 407

Motor cars, Bavaria.................. 495effect on dry roads.............................. 54Great Britain................................. 257,581mail-carrying....................................... 494Plymouth, England........... ............... 522

Motor roads................................................ 257Motor vehicles, see Automobiles. Motors, alcohol........................................... 550

use in Swedish fisheries.......................551Mott, Christian................................... 238,309Moulton, Albert..................................... 15,39Moundville, Ala....................................... 369Mount, William H................................ 42,103Mount, see name of mountain.MountCarmel, Ill., topographic sheet. 463Mount Desert, Me., topographic sheet. 463Mt. Holly Baptist Ch.. Morrisville, Va. 79Mount Rainier Nat. Park... 98,271,300,597

report, 1904....................................... 585Mount Tsukuba Meteorological Ob-

servatory................................ 632Mountain breezes..................................... 145Mountains, meteorology observations. 403Moura, Japan, chart............................. 501Mouse, see Mice.Movements of vessels.............................. 153Moyoro Bay, see Bear Bay.Muhleman, Elizabeth... 1....................... 217Muhleman, Samuel A.............................. 217Mulas, Port, chart...................................... 52Mulberry-trees........................................... 547Mulching, vegetables and fruit............ 458Mullan, Virginia B............................ 191,244Mullett, Alfred B.............................. 297,330Mullett, Pacific P.............................. 297,330Mullins, Martha............... .. ................ 30,110Mullins, Mary J.................................. 190,347Mumma, Edgar......................................... 326Muncie, Ind................................................. 354Municipal ownership, Canada............. 495

electric railways............................ 54,407

PageMunicipalities, see Cities.Munoz,Jorge............................................... 590Munsee Indians.................................... 11,219Murdock, William D. C........................... 164Murphy, Austin.................................. 131,201Murphy, John.................................... 114,186Murphy, Timothy J.................................. 78Murray, Bernard W.................................. 181Murray, Elizabeth.................................... 227Murray, Joseph J...................................... 27Murray, Oscar...'................................ 230,323Murray, Thomas................................ 232,312Murrell, E. H............................................... 296Murry, Samuel F................................ 105,236Murtagh, Caroline................................ 8,614Murtagh, William J.................. 8,614Muscat, consuls in................................... 589Museum of Ethnology, Natural His-

tory, and Commerce.. 270,472Museums, commercial..................... 147.256

German colonial.................................. 495industrial............................................... 54Manila, P. 1........................................... 160natural science............................ 551,558

Mushir Rocks, chart.................................. 556Mushrooms................................................. 489Music, cataloguing.................................. 524

classification......................................... 510Music, Division of.......................................510Musical instruments................................ 495Musk oxen........................................... 563,601Muskets, testing....................................... 508Muskingum River..................... 408,414,596Muskmelons......... .................................... 402Mutual Investment Fire Ins. Co........24,98Mycosis, pulmonary........................ 546, 576Mycotic stomatitis ............................ 486,630Myers, Alexander..................................... 45Myers, Calvin E................................. 197,244Myers, Fyanna E................................ 237,308Myers, Jeremiah................................ 132,188Myers, Malinda A.............................. 132,189Myers. Talleyrand D................................ 187Myiarchus........................................... 601,602Mynatt, Johniken L........................... 16,126Myrrh.......................................... 492N rays..................................................... ’563,601Nacogdoches, Tex..................................... 548Nagasaki, Japan....................................... 635Nagle, Daniel, jr.................................. 43,115Nagle, Emma L.................................... 29,113Nahant. U. S. monitor........................ 59Naibo Harbor, chart................................ 556Nam Sha Bay, chart................................ 263Names, geographic, of Alaska............... 370Nampa, Idaho, geologic atlas............... 376Nancy, brigantine .................................... 79Nancy, schooner....................................... 164

international exposition.............. 257Nanticoke River................................. 595Nantucket Sound.............................. 161,521Napa, U. S. monitor............................ 181Naphtha................................................ 148Naples, Italy, sanitary improvements. 647Naples Zoological Station.........................509Narragansett Bay, chart.................. 405Narrow-gage railroads..................... 186,336Naruto Passage, chart...................... 502Nash, Franklin P..................................... 388Nash, Henry C.................................... 204,228Nash, Marvin....................................... 34,111Nash, Mary M..................................... 189^ 245Nash, Theresa B.................................. 28,101Nashville, Tenn., topographic sheet.. 57Nashville, U. S. S..................................... 585Natal, trade conditions............................ 497Nathaniel, brig........................................... 1(54Nathurst, E. O............................................. 51National Academy of Sciences, rp. ,1903. 168

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National arbitration bill................. 354,429National archives...................................... 644National Assoc, of Railroad Comrs. 604National bank notes............................ 383National banks..................... 68,215,383,530National cemeteries, see names of in-

dividual cemeteries.National debt, see Public debt.National Educational Assoc............ 57,554National Guard, see Militia.National Home for Disabled Volunteer

Soldiers .. 84,168,277,417,510,566,655 inspection of branches, 1903 ........... 390managers............... ................ 187,241,295report, 1903....................................... 84,269 ,reports and record, to print.... 179,247 see also Soldiers’ Home, D. C.

National Homeopathic Hospital, D.C.. 184 National incorporation law................... 137National military park commission .. 356 National Museum.............................. 82,165,

275,389,415,445,474,533,564,603.654 1 glacial pot-holes.................................. 81Korean head-dresses........................... 81report, 1902 .............................................. 275report upon condition, etc., 1903.’’ 564 I

National parks, see Parks, national— names of existing parks.

National Railway, Mexico..................... 157 INational Society of the Daughters of

the Amer. Revolution, rp., 1902.. 83! National Soldiers’ Home, see National

Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers.

Natural gas................... 375,376,404,523,583fields of United States...........................260pipe lines.................................. 11,119,178production............................................. 260

Natural science museums............... 551,558Naturalization, France............................ 495

of seamen......................................... ' 373treaty with Haiti .. 155,156,380,381,428

Nature study....................................... 431,487Naura Island, see Pleasant Island.Nautical almanac, 1905...............................502

190".......................................................... 154see also American ephemeris and

nautical almanac.Nautical Almanac Off. 154,263,438; 502,642 j

report, 1903........................... 60,153,154 'report, 1904...................................... 641,642

Nautical astronomy.................................. 501 jNavajo blankets....................................... 261 !Naval Academy......................................... 587

admission of midshipmen........... . . ’ 502appropriation ........................................ 59 |board of visitors, report. 1903............ 153board of visitors, report, 1904........... 527steam engineering exper. station .. 153 ’ superintendent, report, 1903 ............ 153superintendent, report, 1904 ........... 587

Naval Affairs, Committee on, House . 41 138,242,296,358,628 j

Senate........................ 13,100,187,303,614Naval base, Firth of Forth..................... 148Naval courts, depositions....................... 13Naval engineering exper. stations.... 153Naval Gun Factory, report, 1903.......... 153

report, 1904 .................. 588Naval Home, Philadelphia,report,1903. 153

report, 1904............................................. 587Naval hospitals............................................587

Newport. R. I....................................... 587Pensacola, Fla..................................... 587 iYokohama............................................. 60 |

Naval Intelligence, Office of. rp., 1903. 153 'report. 1904 ............................................. 587

Naval magazines................................ 153,216Naval Medical School.............................. 587 !

PageNaval militia...................................... 296,628Naval Militia of U.S., Assoc, of.......... 296Naval Observatory......................... 60

report, 1903 ................................ 60,153,154report, 1904...................................... 641,642

Naval Proving Ground, report, 1903... 153report, 1904............................................. 588

Naval reservations, Porto Rico........... 428Naval reserve........................................... 296Naval stations, Cavite............................ 59

courts-martial.................................. 13,358Esquimalt................................................’148examinations.....................................’ ’ 153Guantanamo..................................... 59memoranda for officers .... 60,155,264

379,410,439,468,503,528,556,588,642 t nited States, in Cuba........ 153,155,381

Naval supplies... 9,70,240,289,355,364,404 Naval Torpedo Station, explosion .... 330

report, 1903.............................. 153report. 1904............................................. 588

Naval Training Station. Lake Bluff.. 656 Naval TrainingSta.,Newport,rp., 1903. 153

report. 1904....................................... 587Naval Training Station, San Fran-

cisco, report, 1903 ........................ 153report, 1904............................... 537

Naval Training Station on Great Lakes,Board on Location of................... 656

Naval war code, 1900............................... 587Naval War College........................... 414 587

report, 1903................................ ’153report, 1904..........................................." 537

Naval War Records, Office of........ 154 263report, 1903............................................. 153

Naval warfare........................................... ’ ’ 587Navigation, decisions.......................... 158

laws............................................................ 435see also American practical navi-

gator.Navigation, Bureau of, Commerce and

Labor Department........... 53,145,255,370,404,435,522,634

report, 1904 ............................................. 634Navigation, Bureau of, Naw Depart-

ment. 155,379,501,502,527,586,587,642 report, 1903................................ 153report, 1904............................................... 587

Navigation, Foreign com. &. 1903.. 373,461Navy, appropriation laws............. 7,95,614

appropriations............ 7,138,187,288,293civil engineers.............................. 527,555enlistment................. . .......................... 379growth and present strength180Jaws................................................... 467liquid fuel............................................. 459manoeuvers................................... ’444,559medals............................................. 262’358Mexico........... ........................................ 581officers, as instructors.. 186,242,292,357

officers, retired........................................242official records in Civil War........... . 263

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Pay--........................................................ 153recruiting officers............... t..............642retirement of petty officers, etc .... 138 ship-building.............................. 409signals of vessels............................ ’ ’ ’ 634transportation of enlisted men ...' 587 typewriters........................... 59vessels........................................... 7, 95,634wireless telegraph................. 527,586,641see also War-ships.

Navy Department........ 59,153,262,379,409,437,467,500,527,555,559,585,641,656

appropriation laws..................... 7,95,614appropriations............ 7,138,187,288,293horses, carriages, etc.......................... 41laws...................................................... ’’ 467

722 Index , 1904

PagePage ।Navy Department, report, 1903.... 153,287

report, 1904 ....................................... 641rp. in regard to Bath Iron Works .. 94 report in regard to Panama............. 156 j

Navy Dept., Auditor for the, see Auditor.Navy-yards, examinations..................... 153

see also names of places where located.

Naylor, Henry R.......... ........................... 651Neal, James S............................................... 387 iNeal. John S............................................... 652Neal, Rufus................................................. 7Neale, Julia E.............................................. 616 jNeary, John E.................................... 131,188Nebraska, courts of United States .... 353 I

homestead.............................. 288,293,362irrigation ............................................... 465pasture, meadow, and forage crops. 368 1post route map...................................... 62 j

Nebrich, Theresa................................. 40,102 !Neches River.............................................. 414 iNeedham. James C................................ 44,363Needles, Cal., topographic sheet.......... 638 jNeeley, Mary J.................................... 196,226 1Negroes........................................................ 460

agricultural education............... 431,487education............................................... 150 I

Negros Island............................. 549 ]chart........................................................ 491

Nelligan, Michael.............................. 307,352 INelson, Alexander P........................ 317,338 !Nelson, Knute............................................... 1, J

9,22,116,146,183,214,298,328 INelsonville, Ohio...................... 241,292,302Nematoid worms, in crops of chickens 629

in eyes of birds................................ 629Nepesta, Colo., topographic sheet........584Nephi, Utah, rock gypsum.................... 375Nephoscope......................................... 369,433Neptune, brig............................................. 652Nerber, Ida E..................................... 193,235Nervous system, cattle........... .................. 630Nesmith, Mary E................................ 111,234Nests, flamingoes................................ 563,601Netherlands, American flour...............493

American manufactures................... 372cocoanut, palm, and rape-seed oils. 497 colonies in Orient................................ 65commerce............................................... 406cotton culture in colonies................... 522exchange commission....................... 65extradition treaty with U. S .... 63,439 herring fisheries................................... 565tariff........................................................ 495Venezuelan arbitrations..................... 589

Neuberg, William.............................. 321,347Neuse River................................................ 386Neutrality, of U.S. 142,145,267,276,369,428Nevada, geology.................................. 56

gypsum deposits................................. 376irrigation .............................................. 465post route map..................................... 62reclamation of lands.......................... 525

Neville, B. B............................................... 652Nevin. Rebecca C.............................. 230,306Nevin. Robert M.................................. 119,332New. Isom R....................................... 229,312New Brunswick, telephone companies. 581New Dungeness, Wash., light............... 97New England, fisheries.......................... 434

naval magazine................................... 153white pine............................................. 403

New Granada, see Colombia.New Hampshire, brown-tailed moth.. 367

for relief of............................................. 302mail contracts..................................... 528post route map..................................... 62river and harbor improvement .... 595wells, springs, etc................................ 526

New Haven, Conn., harbor................. 9,161

New Jersey, injurious insects........ 431,488irrigation............................................... 519labor statistics.............................. 491,634mail contracts....................................... 528post route map...................................... 62river and harbor improvement .... 596

New London, Conn., Ft. Griswold 94,100,138 harbor............................................... 73light, etc........................................... 97,221

New Mexico, ashmunella....................... 508governor, report, 1903 ................. 261,552governor, report, 1903, to print. 179,247 gypsum deposits.................................. 376historic and prehistoric ruins.......... 639Indian reservations............................ 99judges............................................. 137,292map.......................................................... 152map, to print.................................. 179.247

reclamation of land............................ 525relief of settlers.................... 141,289,327statehood......................... 141,364,365,619

New Mexico, Mine Inspector for theTerritory of, report, 1903.............. 524

report. 1904 ........................................... 585New Milford, Conn., topographic sheet. 584New Orleans, La....................................... 548

circuit court of appeals............... 40,178commerce with Mexico..................... 64public building.................................... 157revenue steamer.................................. 621steamship line to Dunkirk............... 25810th civil-service district................... 655

New Orleans Live Stock Exchange ... 534New Panama Canal Company........ 95,384New River............................................. 73New River Inlet, chart..................... 255New South Wales................................ 54

coal, shale, and coke.......................... 493iron works............................................. 54mining............... . ................................... 495wealth producers................................ 636

i New Ulm, Minn., battle.............................311New York Central and Hudson River

Railroad Company................. 294,297N. Y., Chicago and St. Louis R. R. 289,336

i New York City, appraisers’conference. 440 appraisers’ warehouse.............. 267dock charges......................................... 493examination of drugs........................ 382post-office....................................... 212,2642d civil-service district. 275,475,565,655steamship line to Levant................. 373steamships to west Africa....................636transportation of immigrants.......... 276

New York Harbor.................................. 596lights...................................................... 51

New York, New Haven and HartfordRailroad Company.. 182,221,290,390

i New York State, arbitration bd. rps... 52 canals................ 187,241,242,289,364dependence on Mississippi River... 297 grape pests..................................... 367,430

. gypsum deposits.................................. 376Indians................................... 219,364,383insect depredations..................... 368,431mail contracts..................................... 528post route map............. ........................ 62river and harbor improvement. 595,596 wells, springs, etc................................ 526

1 New York State Library...........................566New York Volunteer Infantry............. 241New Zealand....................................... 372,551

American boots and shoes............... 147antitrust legislation............................ 580coast lights............................................. 154commerce............................................... 581labor........................................................ 635

Newark Bay, bridge.......................... 25.337i Newbern, N.C............................................. 353


PageNewcastle, New South Wales............... 493Newcastle, Pa., topographic sheet.... 584

Newfoundland, American fruit in.... 635American trade in.............................. 148citizens entering United States. 119,178 commerce............................................... 635pulp mill................................................. 551whales............................... 82

Newhaven, Ky., Methodist Church... 46Newlands, Francis G................................ 275Newman, William P................................ 652Newport, R. I........................... 161

naval hospital....................................... 587Naval Training Station .... 153,330,587

Newport, Vt......................................... 290,353Newspapers, military posts................... 272

paper used for........................................ 399Venezuela............................................... 635

Newton, Owen E.................................... 17,135Newton, Raynor H.......................... 190,347Newton, William W.......................... 226,315Nez PercS Indians............................... 11,332Niagara River........................................... 414,

415,445,473,507,532,561,598,650lights...................................................... 337

Nicaragua................................ 64,411,523,590commercial treaty with France.... 265Government loan................................ 440interoceanic canal.............................. 156maps........................................................ 469market conditions............... .............. 644new steamship line...............................469railroads......................................... 495,551rubber..................................................... 551tariff........................................................ 558trade relations with United States. 529wharves................................................... 504

Nicaragua, Norwegian steamship........ 7Nicaragua Canal....................................... 6Nicaragua, Lake........................... 156Nicaragua, Maritime Canal Company

of, report, 1904 ..................... 640Nice, France............................................... 406Nichols, Ezra.................................. . . 129,202Nichols, Helen F................................ 194,239Nichols, Henry W.................................. 16,122Nichols, Sarah E................................311,339Nicholson, Marv C............................ 202,232Nickel........................................... 375,376,583Nickerson, Azor H.................. 357Nickerson, Frank S........................... 134,193Niclausse boilers....................................... 588Nicolson, Priscilla A................................ 79Niebels, Jacob........................................... 187Night-hawk................................................. 49Nightingale, Reuben....................... 205,228Nimrod Sound, chart.............................. 410Nin Bay, chart........................................... 54998th meridian...................................... 255,370Nipon, see Honshu.Nitrate of soda........................................... 577

metallic................................................... 430Nitrogen......................................... 54,430,432Nitrogenous bodies.................................... 430Niwot, Colo., topographic sheet..........584Noa, Rose B......................................... 318,359Noble County, Okla.................................. 367Noe, William M......................................... 652Nogales, Chile............................................. 644Nogales, Mexico....................................... 635Nokes, William B..................................... 652Noland, George S................. .............. 318,358Nolen, Martha E................................ 107,140Nombre de Dios Harbor, chart;............263Nome, Alaska, bridge.............................8,120

improvement of Snake River. 7,183,363 land office............................................. 213

Nome Improvement Company.... 183,363

PageNomenclature, of insects......................... 368Noncommissioned officers, Army........ 71Nonex.......................................................... 497Nonmetallic products.............................. 375Nonmetalliferous minerals..................... 375Nonuti, chart......... ................................... 501Norfolk, Va......................................... 271,578

harbor improvement.............................597St. Paul’s Protestant Episcopal Ch. 387

Norfolk Academy...................................... 652Norfolk and Western Railway Co.. 25,294Norfolk Seamen’s Friend Society........ 79Normal schools............................ .'........... 150Norman Assoc, to Prevent Accidents.. 496Normandy, cattle...................................... 550Norris, W. W............................................... 46North, muskmelon culture................... 402

soils................................................... 432,488watermelons......................................... 402

North America, coast lights................... 59geology, etc..................................... 56,583text-books of agriculture......... 431,487warblers...................................................576

North America, Insurance Co. of.. 163,274

North American fauna....................... 49,576North Atlantic Station, report, 1903... 153

report, 1904....................................... 587squadron operations.......................... 153

North Carolina, canal............................ 271courts of United States............... 290,353labor laws............................................... 52labor statistics ...................................... 52post route map...................................... 62quarantine of cattle............................ 367rivers and harbors...................... 596,597

North Dakota, Devils Lake Reserva-tion ........ 25,99,290,429,466,500

Fort Abraham Lincoln .... 249,292,328 irrigation............................................... 465land office............................................... 22post route map.......................... 62reclamation of land............................ 525Turtle Mountain Indians................. 11WhiteStone Hills battlefield. 249,294,328

North German Lloyd S. S. Co............... 495North Platte River.................................... 466North polar exploration................. 563,600North Sea.................................................... 406North Sea Canal......................................... 372North Wilkesboro, N. C., bank.... 118,181Northcutt, James L.................................. 241Northeast Harbor, chart...........................460Northern, Francis M............................ 16,37Northern and Northwestern Lakes,

Survey of............................ 76,162,271,386,414,444,473,507,532,561,598,650

report, 1904 ............................................. 598Northern Liberty Market, D. C........184Northern Pacific R. R... 44,94,288,293,363Northern Railway, Honduras......... 64Northern Securities Company, bibli-

ography of case against.'....... 535opinion as to................................... 274opinion as to, to print.................. 247prosecutions.................................. 354,378

Northpoint, Md., topographic sheet .. 463Northrop, Theodore F....................... 100Northwest Territories, wheat......... 552Norton, Albert Z................................. 622Norway, civil service........................ 497

cod fisheries................................... 497cod-liver oil......................................... 256commerce with United States... 54,148consular service.................................. 552cotton imports........................ 522parcels-post.................................... 557,59Jpatent medicines................................ 635Venezuelan arbitrations.................. 589workingmen’s bank............................ 147

724 Index , 1904

PageNorwood, Annie G............................ 114,139Notaries, customs.................................. 66,67,

267,382,412,441,469,504,529,558,645Notes, gold currency................................ 551

national bank....................................... 383Notice to mariners, Coast Survey........460Nottingham, England................. '54,257,581Nova Scotia, charts................... 410,467,586

drought ....................................'........... 523gold mining......................................... 494herring fisheries.................................. 494telephone............................................... 496

Noxon, Nancy.................................... 192,239Nugent, Alexander.................................. 138Nugent, Edward B............... ,........... 122,188Nugent, Prudentia L. D................. 103,128Nugent. Richard F............................ 106,225Nugsuaks Peninsula................................ 81Null, Abraham C.................................. 35,111Nunez, Juliette.................................. 194,238Nunivak, revenue steamer..................... 384Nupi Shan Channel, chart..................... 410Nuremberg, Germany, toys................... 496Nurse, Jesse B........... ......................... 105,236Nurseries, forest....................................... 489Nursery buds............................................... 368Nursery stock..................................... 432,519Nurses, schools for.................................... 150Nut weevils............................................... 402Nutrition, see Food.Nuts, foreign import tariff..................... 254Nuzum, Sallie M....................................... 619Nye & Schneider Company................... 7Nymphs, dragon-flies.........................415,475Oahu, chart................................................ 410

electric light and power................... 142fishes...................... 446,475

Oahu Railway and Land Co.., 242,268,292Oak leaves as forage................................ 577Oak Orchard, N. Y................................... 73Oakley, Julia M.................................. 193,221Oats, insect enemies................................ 49Oaxaca, Mexico......................................... 265O’Barr, Lavalle C.............................. 197,234Ober Brothers Brewing Company........331Obion River........................................... 73,594Obligors, customs bonds............... ... 382

on bonds given to IL S............... 251,293O’Brien, Michael................................. 36,312Obscene literature.............................. 25,185Observations, magnetic................... 255,370

meteorological..................................... 60Observatories, meteorological............... 145Obstacles, destruction in campaigns.. 472 Occasional papers. 386,472,473, 531,593,649 Occupations.............................................. 460Ocean Island, chart....................................501Ocean shallows................. 148Ocean steamships, rate war.....................581Ocean transportation.............................. 523Ocean travel.............................................. 635Ockerson, Daniel J................................... 250Oconee River............................................. 73O’Connor, Ellen M............................ 324,349Octroi............................................................ 147Odd Fellows, Central City, Colo........... 21Odenheimer, William....................... 223,323Odonata........................................................ 603Odzuchi Bay, chart.................................. 501Officeholders, see Government officials.Officers, customs service................. 147,646

Engineer Corps.................................... 561Marine Corps........................ 155,502,587Military Academy.............................. 507names not to be on official blanks.. 412 Navy............ 155,186,242,292,357,502,587of law, escape of prisoners................. 41Pav Corps, Navy................... 60,155,264,

379,410,439,468,503,528,556,588,642see also Army — Government offi-

cials.

PageOffices, new................................................ 457Official gazette, Patent Office.. 58,152,262,

378,409,437,467,500,526,555,585,640Philippines..................................... 70,160,

269,385,442,471,506,531,560,592,648Official matter............................................. 412Official postal guide................... 61,155,264,

380,410,439,468,503,528,557,588,642Official register......................................... 436Officials, see Government officials.Ofunato Ko, chart................................... 501Ogalalla Sioux Indians............................ 57Ogden, John....................................... 310,347Ogden, Julien S......................................... 7Ogden, Mildreds.................. 7,105,244Ogden, Ky........................ 161Ogden claim....................................... 219,364Onio.............................................................. 408

arbitration board reports................. 52gypsum deposits.................................. 376insects.................................................... 368labor statistics..................................... 52lands................................................. 328,362post route map..................................... 62river and harbor improvement.... 594 tobacco.................................................. 520

| Ohio, U. S. S................................................ 467I Ohio River.......... 73,74,161,386,595,596,597! Ohio Valley, clays................................... 375j Oil, chemical report on.......................... 430

cocoanut......................................... 53,522cod-liver......................................... 256,493cotton-seed............................................. 256fish........................................................... 389Marseilles, France................................ 495Netherlands......................................... 497olive......................................... 406,523,635rose geranium..................................... 143rubber-tree seed.................................. 497wood..................................................... 373see also Petroleum.

Oil-cake........................................................ 148Oil seeds............................................... 401,490Okhotsk Sea, chart.................................... 438Oklahoma, governor, report, 1903 . 582

governor, report, 1904........................ 640gypsum deposits.................................. 376irrigation............................................... 466post route map...................................... 62quarantine line.................................... 48reclamation of land........... ................ 525school lands............................ 293,363,365statehood........................ 179,364,365,619

Oklahoma City, Okla.. Fat Stock Show 48public building.................................... 213

Olcott, N.Y.................................................. 73Old age, insurance................................... 635

pensions.......................... 259,363,374,637

Old Pt. Comfort, Va., see Fort Monroe.Old Point Comfort Improvement Co.. 181Old Saybrook, Conn., bridge.. 182,221,290Olive, schooner........................................... 79Olive Frances, brig.................................. 8Olive oil....................................... 406,523,635Oliver, Susan E.................................. 135,194Olmsted, James L..................................... 623Olmsted, Marlin E ... ............... 218,334,621Olongapo, P. I., naval station............... 59Olsen, George......................................... 17,129

i Olson, John, alias................................ 18,130I Omaha, Nebr., bridge............... 182,292,336

surveyor of customs............................ 97Omaha Bridge & Terminal Ry. 182,292,336Omaha National Bank...............................181Omaha Northern Railway Co. 185,293,335

O’Malley, Edward.............................. 132,192Omnibuses, mail-carrying..................... 494100th meridian........................................... 639Oney, John H...................................... 197,344

January —Dec emb er 725

PageOntario, beet sugar.................................. 492

forests...................................................... 54injurious insects.................................. 368midwinter weather conditions........403minerals................................................. 495potatoes.................................................. 148

Ontario, Lake........................................... 414,415,445,473,507,532,561,596,598,6,50

canal to Georgian Bay....................... 494charts........................... 76,532

Ontonagon, Mich...................................... 74Opinions, of attorney-general, P. I.... 71

of Attorneys-Gene’ral. 58,152,555,592,641Optical goods, Amer., in Germany.... 148Optical mirrors.. ........................................ 602Orange wine............................................... 581Oranges.......................................................... 489Orca, Alaska............................................... 440Orchard grass seed.................................... 215Orchards, cultivation of........................ 458 jOrcinus.................................................. 83,475 jOrd, Edward O. C.............................. 302,357 ,Orders, see Animal Industry, Bureau

of—Executive—General.Ordnance.................... 76

appropriations........ 117,180,215,288,291condemned............................ 187,289,355cost of manufacture............................ 162for educational institutions........71,100price list................................................. 272

Ordnance and Fortification, Board of, report, 1903......../........... 269,473

report, 1904 ........................................... 599Ordnance, Bureau of.............................. 588

report, 1903............................................. 153report, 1904 ............................................. 588

Ordnance Department............................ 76,162,272,386,415,508,533,599,650

index to reports, 1867-1902 ................. 76pay for Labor Day.............................. 647report, 1903........... 269,415to increase efficiency........................ 302

Ordnance stores........... '............................ 76condemned........................................... 472for educational institutions.......... 71,100price list................................................. 272supply manual...................................... 533

Ore deposits, Bisbee, Ariz....................... 436Wichita Mountains............................ 583

Oregon, coast pilot.................................... 146courts of United States.. 99,290,301,353 fish hatchery............................ 22,291,362 IGrande Ronde Res........ 119,291,300,437 ;gypsum deposits.................................. 376irrigation............................................... 466Klamath Reservation........... ............. 11pine.......................................................... 495post route map...................................... 62reclamation of land...............................525river and harbor improvement.... 597 timber on mineral lands................. 213Umatilla Reservation........................ 615

Oregon country,centennial. 12,219,292,363Oregon Historical Society .... 248,293,327Ores, metalliferous..........'......................... 375Orient, bibliography of the far East... 566

English and Dutch colonies............. 65European interests.............................. 523fisheries ................................................ 372 !of tomorrow.............................................. 581 |prices of breadstuff's............................... 406 'Russian trade.................. . ........... 149,373 ;Texas fever............................................. 506 1

Orientals, admission to Mexico..............381Origin of species........... ........................... 601Orillia, Ontario......................................... 495Orinoco River..................................... 411,495Orion, brig.................................................. 164Ormsby, George F...................................... 97Ornaments, shell....................................... 82

PageOrono, Me.......................................... 145,433Orr, Harriet A............................................ 626Orthoptera........................... 446,475Oruba, chart............................................... 60Osage orange............................................. 578Osage Reservation................. 11,24,288,292

Osoyoos Lake, topographic sheet........... 639Osteology, of berycoid fishes.......... 166,474Osteomyelitis of ulna.............................. 413Ostrander, Ellen R............................ 305,350Oswego, N. Y............................................... 74Otis, George H .................................... 237,306Otis, Joseph......................................... 325,361Otis,Norton P ...................................... 358Otjen, Theobold........... '.............................. 251Otsego, Minn., bridge........ 178,221,292,298Otter Tail Lake and River..................... 271Ottey, Joseph H.................................... 18,130Ottoman Empire, see Turkey.

Ouray, Colo., topographic sheet......... 638Overcrowding, passenger steamers ... 433Overley, Charles L........................ . . 190,347Overman, Lee S... 8,19, 111, 181,205.296,322

Overstreet, Silas T............................ 243,326Overton Hotel Company......................... 47Oviatt, John F...................................... 17,123Owashi Wan, chart.................................... 502Owen,AnnaC..............................................348Owen, Celia C..................................... 134,206Owen. John T............................................. 241Owen Sound, chart.................................. 508Owens, Darius W................................ 311,339Owls, horned......................................... 82,475Owston,Alan ...................................... 388,474Ox Bow Power Company........ 293,298,337v a iu h i, iuu., ujpograpiiic siitei............... 400Oxford, N.Y., topographic sheet......... 638Oxyspirura Mansoni................................ 629Oxysporum, fusarium.............................. 145Oyster, Va..................................................... 74Oysters.......................................................... 565

contamination by sewage................... 373inspection ............................................. 275

Ozark & Cherokee Cent. R.R.. 293,301,335Ozone............................................................ 406Pacetty, Adolphus N................................ 115Pacific Coast, biological station.... 98,185

coast pilot.................................. 146,370light-ships...................................... 183,337lights, etc........................................ 371,435pilot rules............................................... 258tide tables............................................... 549time signals...........................................410,

438,467,502,527,556,586.641Pacific coaster’s nauticalalmanac.1905. 642Pacific Division, report, 1904 ................. 532Pacific islands, lights................................ 59Pacific Islands & Porto Rico, Com. on. 187Pacific Ocean, albunea..................... 166,474

fur seals.................................................. 218pelican fish.................................... 388,474pilot charts...................................... 60,154,

263,410,438,467,502,527,556,586,641whalebone whales.............................. 509

Pacific Railway.................................. 439,469Pacific Station’ report, 1903................... 153

report, 1904 ............................................. 587Packages, mail........................................... 412Packard, Harriet S................................ 36, 111Packing, faulty............................................373

for China............................................... 635for Siam............. •......................................635

Paddock. Grace P.............................. 205,243Padgett, Hannah, see Riley. Pagbilao Bay, chart........... ........................ 521Pails, for milk............................................... 577Pain’s Fireworks Company 331

726 Index , 1904

PagePaints, mineral................................. 376,583Palanog, Port, chart................................ 549Paleontology, North America.......... 56,583Palestine, Amer. vs. European trade.. 373

ice manufacture............................ 54travel in................. ............................. 523

Palm oil............................ 497Palmer, Henry W.................. 239,627Palmer, Luther F.............................. 308,338Palmer, N. F„ jr., & Co............................ 118Palmer, Sirbrina................................ 129,201Palmer, William....................................... 474Palms, date................................................. 368Paloma Harbor, chart............................ 556Paloma Roads, chart................................ 556Pamphlets, folding.-................................... 329Pamyat Didimov Bay, chart................. 555Pan-American railway.... 157,380,381,440Pan-American Railway Cornu .... 381,440Pan-American Railway Committee... 411Panama................................................. 64,156,

157,271,497,523,551,563,602,644,647Colon Are claims.......................... 180,264constitution........................................... 265convention with U. S..........265,266,428currency system.................................. 469gold standard....................................... 590map.,............................... 532proposed public works...................... 406wireless telegraph.............................. 469

Panama (city)..................... 147,159,268,384Panama Canal.. 6,265,266,428,495,497,504

sanitary conditions............................ 439Panama Canal Zone... 293,301,336,469,647

mail matter from................................ 529Panama hats............................................... 372Panama, Isthmus of........................ 384,520

marines.................................................. 587quarters for troops.............................. 272sanitary condition.............................. 268

Panama provisional brigade, Marine Corps....................................... 587

Panay Island.............................................. 549chart........................................................ 491

Pancreatitis................................................ 647Pangratz, John..................................... 38,101Paper, antaimoro bark............................ 492

arsenic in.............................................. 546causes of high prices.......................... 399Guatemala............................................. 644Turkey.................................................... 523

Paper trust.................................................. 399Papers, certified copies............................ 44

waste, Interior Department................259waste, Post-Office Department..........264waste, Treasury Department..............267

Papua, kava drinking............................ 509Paquin, Elizabeth C......................... 36Para (city), Brazil.............................. 373,495Parft (state), rubber................................. 557Para rubber-seed oil............................... 497Paraffin, coating for cheese................... 253Paragould and Memphis R. R. Co. .220,293Paraguay........ 266,411,440,469,529.581,590

bibliography.................................. 439cattle...................................................... 550civil service.......................................... 551commercial travelers........................ 157electricity.............................................. 493exports.................................................... 64

Paraguayan tea plantations, Argentina 156 Paramushiru Strait, see Little Kuril.Parasites, hymenopterous...................... 367

of cattle.................................................. 630of pigeons............................................. 485of poultry.............................................. 629of sheep.................................................. 636tapeworms...............................................559trematodes............................................. 559

Parasitology............................................... 563

PageParcels, collected by post-office..............523Parcels-post................................................. 54

Belgium and United States................642Bolivia and Peru.................................. 381China and United States..................... 373France and Honduras....................... 469France and United States....................635Great Britain and Chile..................... 157Hongkong and United States ... 67,428 Japan ana United States........... 468,470Norway and United States........ 557,591

Pardons, D.C............................................... 10Paris, John W..................................... 192,344Paris, France, Amer. Nat. Inst. 6,62,98,179

cab companies and cabmen...... 256Interoceanic Canal Congress............ 63medical supervision of schools.......... 373railway service to Pekin................... 64

Paris green, for Mexican cotton-bollweevil............................................... 630

spraying experiments......................... 401Paris, Treaty of................................... 70,506Park, Utah, mining.................................. 375Parker, Clinton J., alias....................... 15,38Parker, De Witt C.................................. 15,38Parker,Hiram....................... 37,129,189Parker, John A................................... 134,201Parker, John S................................... 104,135Parker, John S........................................... 626Parker, Marcellus M........................ 105,237Parker, Mary............................................... 78Parker, R. Wayne......... 138,241,354,356,628Parker, Sterling L............................ 106,225Parkersburg, W. Va., topographic sheet 464Parkison, Thomas M............................ 20,34Parks, John H............................................. 276Parks, Margaret J..................................... 652Parks, acquiring land for, in California 637

Georgetown Heights...........................6,98national, big trees....................... 22,44,48national, elk......................................... 249national, map....................................... 640national, Petrified Forest................. 44national, protection.......................... 362Woodward, Okla.................................. 545see also names of existing parks.

Parkville, Mo., bridge............... 182,220,292Parmley, Samuel................................ 207,245Parsons, Elias H....................................... 356Parsons, Joshua............... . ........................ 348Parsons, Oscar M................................ 318,349

Partisan activity. 520,527,529,530,534Parturition, cattle.................................... 630Passaic River, flood.................................. 408Passenger steamers, Denmark............... 548Passenger system, English railroads.. 551Passengers, by sea...................................... 443Pastures, Nebraska.................................... 368Patapsco River...................................... 74,595

light........................................................ 51Patenaude, Eugene.......................... 118,296Patent appeals, court of........................... 7Patent attorneys, list of.......................... 378Patent medicines, Norway..................... 635Patent Office................................ 58,152,262,

378,409,437,466,500,526,554,585,640report, 1903 ............................................. 524report, 1904 ............................................. 555rp. of comr. to Congress, 1903 .. 152,555

Patent offices, Germany........................... 257Patentees, lists of. 58,152,466,500,554,555,585Patents, Bolivia......................................... 265

Canada........................................... 406,495Great Britain........................................ 635Japan............................................ 495land, certified copies..................... 44,292letters rogatory...................................... 243Mexico............ .................................. 257on.drugs................................................. 358

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Page PagePatents, Spanish America...... ......... 528,644 Pekin, China.............................................. 156

uncertified copies, drawings, etc... 242 ; railway service to Paris....................... 64United States................................... 7,644 ■ Pelican fish........................................ 388,474see also Patent Office. J Pelz, Paul J................................................. 181

Patents, Committee on, House. 242,358,628 Pemba, U. S. shipping.............. 63,155,428Senate.................................................... 13 Pembleton, Martin L.......... . ............ 624

Pathogenic bacteria.................... 403 Penal laws, to revise and codify........ 41Pathological Division............. .. 486,546,630 ' Penetanguishene, Ontario, chart.........508Pathology............................................ .... 471 Penitentiary, Atlanta, Ga........... 58,378,641Patoka, Ind., geologic atlas................... 376 Fort Leavenworth.............................. 378Patrol duty, Life-Saving Service.......... 646 Penn, Mary E............................................ 617Patrol systems........................................... 434 Pennington, George........................... 17,36Patterson, Aldridge.............................. 20,42 Pennock, Mary E...................................26,104Patterson, Armour W....................... 316,352 Pennsylvania, anthracite coal............ 637Patterson, Franklin.................................. 333 barite....................................................... 375Patterson, George R. 43,140,245,356,360,628 judge................................................ 239,290Patterson, Jane............................. 20,131 labor statistics....................................... 634Patterson, Samuel B................................ 652 mail contracts....................................... 528Patterson, Samuel H........................ .. 46 medals for militia........................................357Patterson, Thomas M. 19,94,111,206,295,322 military camp.......................... 187,241,302Patton, A. L............................................... 653 post route map....................................... 62Patton. Pa., coal....................................... 375 river and harbor improvement.... 597

topographic sheet................................ 464 Pennsylvania avenue, D. C 10,184Patuco, Port, chart.................................... 633 ' Pennsylvania Experiment Station.... 487Paul, James M........................................... 345 Pennsylvania Kailroad Company 84Paul, John W.............................. . 108,130 , Pennsylvania State College .. 49Paul, William............................................. 36 Penrose, Boies 9,13,94,183,288,303Paulus, Napoleon.............................. 191,232 Pensacola, Fla. 328Pauperism, Great Britain....................... 581 i naval hospital. 587Paving, asphalt......................................... 550 Pension Appeals, Board of . 524

rubber.................................................... 523 Pensioners. 637Pawcatuck River...................................... 594 Pensions, appropriations for .. 200,293,316Pawnee Indians, hako............................ 603 Arkansas Volunteers............................. 345

school...................................................... 151 claims........................................................ 637Pay, Army........................................... i 267,647 1 Dakota militia...................................... 295

gunners.................................................... 71 decisions................................................... 55,Navy........................................................ 153 149,259,374,407,435,462,498,524noncommissioned officers.................. 71 families of Indian police. 202officers, Army..................................... 7,47 laws................................................... 500,524

Pay Corps. Navy.......................... 60,155,264, military telegraph operators 324379,410,439,468,503,528,556,588,642 New Ulm and Ft. Ridgely veterans.. 311

Pay Department, Army............................ 76 of blind.............................. 200,289,351report, 1903.............................................. 269 of helpless..................................... 340report, 1904.............................................. 562 of insane................................... 110,140,637

Payette Valley............................................ 374 old age............................... 259,363,374,637Paymaster-gen., Army, see Pay Dept. revision of laws.............. . ...................... 316Paymaster-general, Navy, see Supplies survivors of Indian wars......................326

and Accounts, Bureau of. teachers................................................... 150Paymasters’ clerks.................................... 647 Pensions, Bureau of, reduction of force 636Payne, Sereno E............. 47,142,251,366,628 report, 1903 ............................................. 524Payson forest reserve.............................. 428 report. 1904 ............................................. 500Pay ton, James............. :.................... 124,192 revision of pension laws................... 316Peach-trees, protection of buds............ 144 Pensions, Committee on, House.......... 42,Peaches, freight rates.............................. 534 138,243,358,628Pearl and Leaf Rivers Railroad Co ... 621 House, see also Invalid Pen. Com.Pearl fisheries, Costa Rica....................... 504 Senate......................... 13,101,188,303,615

Venezuela............................................... 644 Pentzer. Mary F........ .......................... 112,125Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.............................. 594 Peoria, Ill..."......................... 293,298,366,441

chart................................................ 255,410 j Peoria Indians............................................ 11Pearl River, bridge.......... ..................... 621 i Peranabrus scabricollis............................. 368Pearl River district............'............. 291,366 ’ Pere Marquette & Mich. Central R.R. 534Pearls............................................................ 495 • Perineum..................................................... 647Pearre, George A....................................... 41 Periodicals, agricultural......................... 50Pearson, John W................................ 204,351 forfeiting mail privileges .......... 115Pearson. Pauline N.......................... 232,312 military posts........................................ 272Peary Arctic Club.............................. 563,600 wanted at Congressional Library .. 510Peas............................................................... 402 Periodicals, Division of.................... .'... 510Peat........................................................ 375,495 Perkins, Augustus N................................. 273Peat coal....................................................... 148 Perkins, Charles L..................................... 297Peek. Emanuel............................ 241,320,344 Perkins, George C... 9,13,97.98,180,183,185Peck, William S.................................. 223,314 Perkins, Jabez...................................... 28.101Peckham, Stephen F................................. 79 Perkins, James B............................ 44,247,362Pecos Valley, irrigation........................... 466 Perkins. Louisa.......................................... 273Pecuniary claims........................................ 411 \ Perkins & Choate...................................... 297Pedigrees, cattle........................................ 575 Pernambuco. Brazil................................... 644Pedrera y Romero. Julian...................... 647 Perquimans River..................................... 74Peel. J. J. L................................................. 332 Perry, George W........................................ 273Pei Ho. China..................................... 388,474 Perry, Marv D.............................................. 28Peirce, Ellis T..................................... 111,127 Perry, O. H.................................................... 273

728 Inde x , 1904

PagePerry, Samuel M....................................... 39Perry, Okla., public building............... 267Pershing, Joseph..........................................623Persia............................................................ 495

British commercial expedition........581commerce...................... 257woolen goods....................................... 55

Persimmon Creek meteorite.......... 446,475Personal property, sale in D. C. 218,291,299

373,411,440,469,497,529,558,590,644American shoes................................... 523arbitration convention with Brazil. 557arbitration treaty with Bolivia........265commerce................................ 495,504,551electric railroads.......................... 493,551gold standard....................................... 65machinery............................................. 635mineral wealth......................................406money order convention with U. S. 428natural science museum..................... 551parcels-post convention.......................381railroads................................................ 551sulphur.................................................. 636trade with Asia................................... 148

Peshtigo Reef, light and fog-signal... 254Pesos, Colombia....................................... 265Pests, fruit-tree........................................... 402

grape................................................ 367,430Pet6n, Department of.............................. 590Peterson Bay, chart.................................. 460Petit Manan, topographic sheet____ 260Petrified Forest national park............... 44Petroleum..................... 375,376,404,551,583

Aden, Arabia......................................... 581Algeria.................................................... 497Canada................................................... 523Europe.................................................... 406exports..................................... 53,147,256,

371,405,435,461,492,522,550,580,634fields of United States...................... 260France.................................. 523Germany.................•_.............. 148,257,495Mexico.................................................... 635pipelines.................................. 11,119,178production..................................... 157,260Russia.................................................... 495Santo Domingo................................... 411to prevent explosions........................ 497Zante...................................................... 581

Petrology, North America............... . 56,583Petteys, Jennie........................................... 621Pettijohn, Eli............................................. 332Pettus, Edmund, IF...................... 12,100,302Petty officers................................... ,......... 138Pew', Daniel......................................... 229,314Peyton, Elijah A................................ 212,359Pflanzenreich, Das................................... 417Pflanzenfamilien, Die natiirlichen ... 417Pharmacy, for Hospital Corps, Army . 531

Indian Territory................... 120,185,291Phelps, Isabella.................................... 29,102Phenacetin................................................. 143Phetteplace, Oscar A........................ 237,308Philadelphia. Pa.. Farmers and Me-

chanics’ National Bank............... 118land values........................ ................. 523d civil-service district .... 166,446,565

Philippine Commission, 2d........... . 70,269laws............... ............ 442,443,506,560,592report, 1903..................................... 160,442reports, 1900-03................................... 442

Philippine Islands.. 70,160,180,268,269,270.385,442,471.495,506,531.560.592.648

agricultural products........................ 443agriculture............................................. 411Agric. Bur. 70,269,385,443,471 <06,592,648amnesty proclamation............... 443,560Asiatic cholera..................................... 560Australian tick 506

PagePhilippine Islands, barracksand quar-

ters .................................................... 386bibliography......................................... 167birds................................................. 270,472boats............................. 648bonds...................................................... 58cattle...................................................... 411Census Bureau.............................. 443.471certificates of indebtedness .... 159,471chart................................................... 467Chinese........................................... 443,648cholera................................... 413civil government......... 327,335,364.413

Civil Hospital................................. 472Civil Sanitarium.................................. 472civil service.................................... 443,648Civil Service Board..................... 443,648climate.................................................... 471Coast Guard & Transportation Bur. 270 commerce............................................. 160,

269,385,440,442,471,505,531,559,648Commerce and Police Department. 442 commercial fibers.......................... 71,385Commercial Museum.......... 147.406,493

currency system.................................. 65Customs Service............................ 443,648disease resembling glanders........... 560distribution of troops.......................... 384duty of Americans in................. 160,180earthquakes..................... 71,

270,443,444,472,507,560,561,593 education............................................... 150Education Bureau........ 471,506,560,593executive secretary............................ 442exhibit for La. Purchase Expos. 160,270 exporters to........................................... 54Exposition Board................. 160,270.471fiber plants............................................. 443Finance and Justice Dept......... 270,442foreign commerce.............................. 65forest manual....................................... 560Forestry Bureau.......................... 472,560friar estates................................... 58,592garrisoned towns................................ 384general orders of mil. governor. 70,506 Government Laboratories Bureau.. 71.

270,443,506,560,593,648 gutta-percha.................................. 411,444Health Board........................ 443.472,560Honorary Board of Comrs. to Visit

Louisiana Purchase Expos......... 441hymenoptera....................................... 603imports from United States.... 251,293 inaugural addresses of governors .. 442 index to documents relating to.... 505 insects affecting crops....................... 71,

270,444,472,507,560,561,593 insurrection........... .................. 75,159,384Interior Department................... 442.472internal revenue.......................... 506,648Justice Bureau...................................... 71jute........................................................ 593labor laws............................................. 52

lights, etc.............................................. 270magnetic observations....................... 507maguey.................................................. 269mail matter from................................ 529military governor................................ 443Moros................................................. 75.384Museum of Ethnology, Natural His-

tory, and Commerce............... 270.472Official gazette..................................... 70

160,269,385,471,506,531.592.64s plants....................................... 270.443.593policy of United States...................... 505population............................................. 443post route map..................................... 62

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PagePhilippine Islands. Public Instruction

Department........................ .. 442,444Quarantine Service...............................472registration of Spanish subjects 443,560 reports, 1900-03 ...................................... 442rubber...................................... 444

school exhibits, La. Purchase Ex pos. 506 schools.....................•_...................... 560,593shipping .... 21,240,293,355,364,385,404statistics 266Supreme Court............. .......................... 560surra.................................................. 71tariff on cigars in U. S.................. 269tariff on tobacco in U.S............. 269,385telegraph for Signal Corps..........272Texas fever..................................... 506transportation of Govt, supplies to.. 70types of natives............................. 471volcanoes........................................ 443Weather Bur. 71,270,444,472,506,560,593

Philippine Nautical School..................... 506Philippine Normal School............. 444,593Philippine School of Arts and Trades. 506Philippine scouts...................................... 507Philippines, Committee on the........21,327Philippines. Division of the..................... 473

report, 1903 ....................................... 75,384Philipps. Henry, Seed & Implement Co 296Phillips, George F...................................... 242Phillips, George W............................ 112,225Phillips, Jacob B....................................... 333Phillips, James E.............................. 321,341Phillips, Louiza......................................43,115Phillips, Peter B................................ 320,339Phillips, Samuel H............................ 317,344Philology...................................................... 564Phipps, Mary A.................................. 310,360Phoenix, Ariz.................................... 6.22,141Phoenix Brewing Company......................... 331Phoenix Islands, chart.............................. 502Phosphate rock......................................... 376Phosphates......................................... 375,499

in culture media............. . ........... 546,576Phosphoric acid................................ 430,432Phosphorus................................................. 432Photography....................................... 563,602

celestial.................................................. 602insect............................................... 368,430

Phylogeny, of fusus......................... 165Physical deterioration, Great Britain. 551Physical tables.................................... 445Physicians. District of Columbia....299

Germany.......................................... 493

Physiological aspectsofliquorproblem. 180Piankasha Indians.................................... 11Pickard, Harry A. E................................ 100Pickard, John D.................................. 109,136Pickerel!. John C.. alias................. 197,234Pickering. John ................................ 319,345Pickett. George E...................................... 302Piece-goods. Bradford.............................. 258Piedmont. Italy, cocoon crop............... 551Piedras Blancas, light............................ 632Pierce, Allen M...................................... 19,37Pierce, Andrew J...................................... 33Pierce, Arthur............................................. 79Pierce, Edwin O....................................... 621Pierce, Martha M.................................. 38,102Pierce County. Ga.............................. 239,290Pig iron....... *....................................... 411,495Pigeon Bayou............................................. 595Pigeon River Reservation............. 409.436Pigeons, parasites...................................... 485Pigs, see Hogs. Pilgrim, brig......................................... 79,652Pilgrims; monument......................... 137,186Pillow. Mary E.................................... 197.245

PagePilot charts.................................... 60,154,263,

379,410,438,467,502,527,556,586,641Pilot rules............................................. 258,435Pilots, laws.................................................. 460

licensed.....................................................407Pine. Oregon........... ................................... 495

white...................... 403Pine lands, Chippewa..................... 436,466Pine Mountain forest reserve..................428Pine Ridge Reservation........................... 57Pineapples...................■.............................. 577Piney Branch, bridge.............................. 184Pinney, Andrew........................................ 623Pinos Island Anchorage, chart............. 263Pinos, Mount, topographic sheet.......... 151Pintsch Compressing Company..........5,23Pipe lines, Indian lands........ .’. 11,119,178Pipes, cast-iron........................................... 523Pitcher, N. Y., topographic sheet..........261Pitman, Benjamin............................ 132,194Pittenger, William.............................. 27,107Pitts, Moten M................................... 129,206Pittsburg, Pa., customs appraiser.... 6, 47

harbor improvement........................ 597Pittsburg Shear, Knife & Machine Co. 119Placer-claims, mineral veins, etc........358

Porcupine, Alaska................................ 583Placer mines......... ..................................... 375Placer mining ........................................... 375Plaisted, Orin............................................. 627Plane table, use in surveys....................... 466Plankton alga?........................................... 565Plant fibers......................................... 401,489Plant Industry, Bureau of.................... 145,

253,368,403.432,459,489,519,547,631 appropriation....................................... 629

Plantation Creek ...................................... 161Plants, as source of water............... 563,602

cultivated for iron.................................494diseases.................................... 401,431,487drug.................... 401,489Philippines............................ 270,443,593used for food.................................. 563,602see also Plant Industry, Bureau of.

Plaquemine Bayou .....’...........................595Plaster............. . .......................................... 54Platinum............................................. 375,376Plats, General Land Office............................ 57Platt, Orville II.... 7,94.95,179,298,301,385Platt, Thomas C....................... 21,101,116,296Plattenburg, John W....................... 137,208Plauen, Germany.............................. 148,495Playgrounds, D. C.................................... 183Pleasant Island, chart............................ 501Plesiosaurs................................................... 81Plows, disk.................................................. 147Plummer, Frances E........................ 322,345Plymouth, England, rail motorcars.. 522Pneumonia................................................. 587Poag. Edward A....................................... 102Pocatello forest reserve.............................428Poessel, Lewis........................................... 242Pogue, Robert E................................. 33,101Poinsett County, Ark., bridge..............25,94Point, see name of point.Point Judith Pond.................................... 161Point Pleasant, W. Va.............................. 12Poisoning, of beer and food..................... 406Poisons, cattle........................................... 630Poland, foreign manufactures............. 551Polanders in United States..................... 76Polar aurora............................................... 254Polar exploration...................................... 563Polar regions, see Arctic regions.Polen, Hervey...................................... 191,234Police, electric patrol systems............. 434

Indian....................... ."............................. 202Police Court. D. C...................................... 183Policy of U. S. in Philippines............... 505

730 Index , 1904

PagoPagePolitical assessments.. 520,527,529,530,534Political science................................ 411,558Polk, Lucius E.................................... 138,197 1Pollan, Mary F........................................... 652Pollan, William H...................................... 652 ;Pollard, Seneca R ............................ 127,203Pollution of inland waters............. 582,583Polly, schooner................................ . . 79,164Polonio Anchorage, chart.........................556Polynesia, kava drinking....................... 509Polypodium.......................................... 415,475Pomace, apple........................................... 144Pomona, Cal., topographic sheet........377Ponca Reservation............................ 143,485Ponce, P. R................................................. 645Ponce and Guayama Railroad............. 645Ponce Railway and Light Company.. 645Pond, Thomas C...................................." 30, 111Pontoons.......................................... 473Pool, Minerva A.................................. 190,234Pool selling................................................. 212Poole & Hunt............................................. 387Poor rates, Great Britain........................ 581Pop corn...................................................... 458Population. Brazil.................................... 372

Canada.............................. ■................... 372China..................1 apan.................Korea.................Moscow, Russia New Mexico.... Philippines .... Russia.................world’s...............

256,654.... 373.... 258.... 551.... 261.... 443.... 374.... 435

see also Census, Bureau of the.Populus deltoides..................................... 578Porcelain, factories in Venezuela........469

Limoges.................................................. 257Porcupine, Alaska................................. 583Porcupine River, placer mines............. 375Port, see name of port.Port Angeles, Wash..................... 141,178,214Port Arthur, China................................... 373

map.......................................................... 532Port dues, Argentina................................ 381

Chile................................................ 411,493Honduras.................................... 148Port Arthur........................................... 373United States shipping......... 63,155,428

Port Eads, La., public building........... 157Port movements, Argentina........... 64,156,

265,381,411,439,469,503,557,590,644Brazil.............................................. 439,644Uruguay........................................... 65,157,

266,381,411,440,469,504,529.590,644Port Washington, Wis., harbor............. 74

topographic sheet................................ 261Portage River................................:.......... 74Porter, D. S ................................................ 215Porter, James A.................................. 314,346Porter, James L.................................. 211,224Porter, Reuben G.............................. 136,192Porter, William A.............................. 197,230Porter, Zenobia......................................... 651Portland, Me., harbor improvement.. 595Portland, Oreg., exposition, see Lewis

and Clark Exposition.post-office building.............................. 44012th civil-service district.....................475water-supply........................... 185,289,362

Portland cement................................ 466,583Porto Rico.................................... 266,335,645

chart........................................................ 52coffee................................................... 50,53commerce with United States......... 266comr. of education, report, 1903 . 58,582 comr. of interior, report, 1903 ........... 582comr. of interior, report, 1904.......... 640education............................................... 150fisheries................................................... 389governor, report. 1903 ........................ 65

Porto Rico, idols................................ 563,602index to documents about............... 505losses of army officers, etc................. 356mineral industries.............................. 146naval reservations.................................428oranges.................................................. 489post route map...................................... 62public lands........................................... 428receipts and disbursements............. 159reptiles........................................... 166,275resident commissioner in House... 141 sisal.......................................................... 558soil............................................................ 50stone collars.................................... 563,602teachers............................................... 25,94

Porto Rico Agric. Exper. Station .. 50,489 report, 1903................................ 431,489

Porto Rico Provisional Regt, of Inf.... 507Ports, infected........................................... 159Ports of delivery....................................... 469'

see also names of ports.Ports of entry............................................. 469

Washington State................................ 251see also names of ports.

Portsmouth, N. H., customs collector.. 97Portugal, colonies.................................... 497

railroad supplies.................................. 523Posey, David C........................................... 628-Posey, George W............. ■........................ 100Post, Arthur W........................................... 324Post, Garret I.................................... 320,338Post exchanges......................................... 70Post lights, list of..................................... 53Post-Office and Post-Roads, Committee

on the.......... ............. 43,246,361Post-Office Department .... 61,155,264,380,

410,439,468,503,504,528,557,588,642 appropriations................. 246,288,293

bonds of clerks..................................... 116employees, list of................................ 436horses, carriages, etc.......................... 43investigation............................ 61,155,246postal cars............................................. 44purchasing agent................................ 249relations with Congressmen. 246,247,361 report, 1903 ................................ 61,155,177report, 1904......... 642

Post-Office Department, Auditor for the, see Auditor.

Post-Office Dept., Select Com. on Rela-tions of Members with the.. 247,361

Post-offices, Chicago, Ill.......................... 645District of Columbia........... 212,327,645employees, civil service..................... 166New York City..................................... 212supplies........... ...................................... 588to collect parcels.................................. 523

Post-Offices and Post-Roads, Commit-tee on.................................. 115,212,327

Post route maps......................................... 61Postage........................................................ 528

Colombia............................................... 265Postal cars............................................. 44.264Postal claims, payable from revenues. 61 Postal clerks, bonds.................................. 116Postal convention, Canada and U. S... 468

Cuba and United States..................... 427Postal guide, Official................... 61,1.55,264,

380,410,439, 468,503,528,557,588,642 Postal money orders, see Money orders. Postal package service, see Parcels-

post.Postal service....................................... 247

employees, list of........................ 436fraudulent insurance companies... 212Germany..................................... 258,373lotteries'............................................ 212Mexico........................................ 64,265,558Panama Canal Zone........................... 469see also Post-Office Department.

Postal statistics, international, 1902.... 588

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PagePostal Telegraph Cable Company .... 96 Postmaster-Gen., see Post-Office Dept.Postmaster-General, 1st asst., rp., 1904 . 588Postmaster-General, 2d assistant..........439

report, 1904 ............................................. 588Postmaster-General, 3d assistant..........528

report, 1904 ............................................. 642Postmaster-General, 4th assistant.. 61,155

report, 1903 ....................................... 468Postmasters, mail package returns ... 412 Postmen, see Letter-carriers.Poston, F. P................................................. 387Posts, military, see Military posts. Pot-holes................................................ 81Potash .................Potash minerals.Potassium...........Potatoes..............

406,430,432 ............. 581 ............. 432 ............. 497

diseases........................................... 577,581dry rot.................................................... 145England........................................... 54,406fertilizers for......................................... 577France.................................................... 257Germany................................................. 550Ontario.................................................. 148Spain...................................................... 635

Poteau, Ind. T........................................... 525Potomac River........................................... 597

bridges................................ 74,182,271,594 jice........................................................ 5,178

Pottawatomie Indians............................ 7Potter, Henry J.................................. 224,325Pottery, aboriginal............................ 165,564Poultry................................................. 144,406

digestion experiments....................... 401Europe............................... 576eye worms............................................. 629inspection............................................... 275manure................................................... 577nematoid worms in crops................. 629tapeworms .. . ........................................ 629

Powell, Annie M................................ 205,243Powell, John W......................................... 56Powell, Marab E.................................. 42,103Powell survey............................................. 260Power, Adaline L.............................. 128,188Power, Andrew J................................ 108,244Power, used in irrigation....................... 466Powers. Llewellyn......................... 142,249,365Powers, Myron........................................... 250Powers, Samuel L........... 23,218,239,333,354Powers, William......................................... 652Powers, great, navies........................... 180Prairie du Chien, Wis............... 261.290,363Prairiegrove, Ark., Cumberland Pres-

byterian Church................. 652Pratt, Caroline E................................ 198,234Pratt, John M....................................... 43, 111Pratt, G. C., Lumber Company............. 276Prebble, Eli............................... 312,346Precious metals......................................... 505

imports and exports............................ 435production, 1902 .................................... 68production, 1902, to print........... 247,428production, 1903 .................................... 647

Precious stones................. 376,583,635,644Precipitation............................................... 433

Dodge City, Kans................................ 403Great Lakes...................................... 50,490relation to corn yield.......... 401,490.520see also Rainfall.

Precise leveling’ in United States........370Preferential tariff......................... 55,256,372Preferential trade...................:......... 256,372

New Zealand......................................... 551Prentiss, Thomas W.......................... 191,226Presbyterian Ch.. Knoxville, Tenn ... 45

Lewinsville, Va.................................... 273Loudon, Tenn...................................... 45Straw Plains, Tenn............................ 46Woodstock, Va...................................... 274

I’age547430

Preservation, of timberPreservatives...................

in food...................................... 401,518,630of meat..................................................... 49

President of United States..................... 48,142,252,366,400,429,545,575,629

expenses of election........................... 645invasion of powers of Congress .... 363 message referred to committees.... 628 message to 58th Cong. 2d sess.. 177,503 message to 58th Cong. 3d sess... 629,644 proclamations................. 145,500,559,575protection of......................................... 301

Presidio of San Francisco, Cal............... 187Presque Isle Peninsula................... 293,362Press bulletins, Agric. Bureau, P. I ... 506Press parliament of the world............. 440Pressure, due to radiation............... 563,602Preston, Charles T............................ 134,194Preston Lodge 47, A. F. A. M........ . ........... 653Preussen...................................................... 497Pribilof Islands, fur seals....................... 366Price, Adine............................................... 653Price, Horatio M................................ 134,195Price lists, Hydrographic Office............527

Internal. Bur. of Amer. Republics. 529Prices............................................................ 256

France.................................................... 495of bread................................................... 406of ordnance, etc.................................... 272of sugar............... ................................... 258wholesale.................................. . 405,498

Priest, Matthew S.............................. 132,188Prince, George W.......... 138,215,241,356Prince, James M....................................... 624Prince William Sound, chart............... 371Princeton, N. J., battle monument.... 355Princeton. U.S.S....................................... 467Printing, Interior Department............. 58Printing and Stationery, Division

of........................................ 69,412Printing, Com. on, House.. 44,140,247,361

Senate................................... ...........21,116Printing, Joint Committee on........ 177,287Printing presses, Mexico........................... 523Printy, George E........................................ 328Prionurus..................................................... 564Prison Commission, International.... 411Prison Congress, International............411Prisoners, suffered to escape................. 41Pritchard, Anna.................................. 16,122Pritchard, Arthur J............................ 96,330Private bills, to reduce no. printed ... 362

: Private dies................................................. 297Private land claims, mines................... 242

, Private Land Claims, Committee on,House, clerk.................................... 32$

Privileges and Elections, Committee on.........................................212,399

| Proceedings, National Museum........... 474Proclamations, Civil Gov., P. I. 442,443,560

military governor, P. 1.......... 443,560President of United States............... 142,

145,252,400,427,500,545,559,575,629 Proctor, Red field..................................... 12.95,

100,116,159,180,186,212,268,288,302 Professional papers, Eng. Corps... 531,561

Geological Survey............ 56,150,259,260.436,462,463,499,525,553,583,638

Professional schools.................................. 150Projectiles, armor-piercing................... 76

explosives for bursting....................... 508of Army................................................... 415

Projectors, searchlight...............................593Promotions, District of Columbia........ 98

executive civil service....................... 579Navy........................................................ 153

Proofs,concerning printing of books.. 358 public lands............. 116,141,179.291

Propagation, of fish.................................. 549

732 Ind ex , 1904

PageProperty, abandoned...................... 297

accounts, House.................................... 620accounts, Senate.................................. 614private, at sea................................ 218,295

Prophylaxis, against yellow fever .... 268Propulsor, transferable steering........... 406Prosecutions, Govt, officials........... 239,354Prospect, Tenn., Methodist Church... 45Proteids........................................................ 430Protein, for dairy cows.......................... 458Protests, Customs Service........ 266,412.440Protocols, Alaskan Boundary Tribunal 503

see also names of countries.Providence Hospital, D. C...................... 275Provinces,Canada, farmers’institutes. 50Provincetown, Mass........................ 137,186Proving Ground, Sandy Hook............. 162Provisions, exports..................... 53,147,256,

371,405,435,461,492,522,550,580,634 freight rates........................................... 407Scotland................................................. 257

Prqvoost, Benjamin A..................... 202,347Prunes........................................... 148,406,497Prussia, coke............................................... 493

electric railroads.................................. 493Royal Meteorological Institute........433

Pryce, Henrietta A............................ 128,198Psychical faculties of insects........ 562,600Public buildings................... 67,267,599,645

flags.......................................................... 529see also Architect, Supervising—

places where located.Public Buildings and Grounds, Com-

mittee on, House.... . 247,362

Public Buildings and Ground’s. Office’

Public convenience stations, D. C........299Public debt................. . ...................... 440,505

Brazil............................................... 381,590Public documents, see Documents.Public Documents. Division of............ 58

report, 1903 ............................................. 524report, 1904 ......................................... 640

Public health, affected by bovine tu-berculosis....... ................ 49,576

District of Columbia.......................... 415Siberia.................................................... 258

Public Health and Marine-Hospital

413,441,470,505.530,559,591,592,647report, 1903............................................. 413report, 1904............................................. 647

Public health reports............... 69,159,268,384,413,441,470,505,530,559,592,647

Public highways, bureau of........... 180,614Public house trust .................................... 551Public Instruction, Department of, P.I. 444

report, 1903............................................. 442Public lands, acquiring for parks........637

California............................................... 21decisions. 55.149.374,407,436,462,524,552disposition of....................................... 116evidence .. ............................... 248,293,327Honduras............................................... 64laws............................................................ 277obtaining title..................................... 377open for settlement......... .....................401Porto Rico............................................. 428proceeds for mining schools............ 138proofs....................................... 116,141,179released from forest reserves... 248,259 relief of settlers............................ 248,295reservoirs............................................... 22sale for irrigation works................... 525sales........................................................ 22unappropriated.................................... 640use of earth, etc., for irrigation .... 362 see also Land Office, General.

Public Lands Commission .... 277,585,639

PagePublic Lands, Committee on. Senate. 21.

116,213,327,399 Public Lands. Committee on the,

House......... 44,140,248,362,628Public laws................. 5,93,178,289,427,613Public libraries, see Libraries.Public Library, D. C......................... 217,599

report, 1904 ............................................. 599Public Moneys, Division of..................... 504Public printer, see Government Print-

ing Office.Public property, receipts from sales... 153 Public Road Inquiries, Off. of. 253,432,489 Public roads, bureau of.......................... 180Public schools, see Schools.Public works, Chile.......................... 406,411

France..................................................... 372Hawaii.................................................... 295Panama.................................................. 406protection of laborers, etc................. 353

Publications, agricultural experiment

Agriculture Dept... 50,145,2.54,368,401.403,432,459,489, 519, 534, 547,578,631

census...................................................... 404Chemistry Bureau.............................. 458Fish Commission.................................. 389Fisheries Bureau....................................550Geological Survey....................... 377,408Hayden, King, Powell, etc., surveys 260 Internat. Bur. of Amer. Republics. 529 Library of Congress.................... 416,476Ordnance Department...................... 533Public Road Inquiries Office....... 489 Smithsonian Institution. 82,445,509,601 Soils Bureau......................................... 578blications, Division of......... 50,145.254.* VI.......... 11D,

368,403,432,459,489,519,547,578,631Puebla. Mexico, railroad........................ 558Pueblos................................................. 415,563Puerto Cabello, Venezuela..................... 411Puerto Cortes, Honduras........................ 440Puerto Rico, see Porto Rico.Puget Sound, revenue steamers........... 336

salmon............................................ 523transportation privileges................... 366

Pugsley, Edmond G.......................... 199,339Pulaski. Tenn., Cumberland Pres. Ch. 47Pullman, Edgar H.................................... 387Pullman Company.................................... 251Pulmonary mycosis of birds.......... 546,576Pulp mill, Newfoundland....................... 551Pulp wood................................................... 148Pulpito Anchorage, chart............. ........... 467Pumice-stone............................................. 373Pumping for irrigation............. 261,465,466Pumps.................................................. 373,550Pungoteague Creek, light....................... 337Punishment, corporal.............................. 150Pupils, transportation to school... 150,374Purcell, Nelson........................................... 617Purchasing agent, Post-Office Dept... 249Purification of water........................ 373Puritan, gunnery ship, library....... 409

report, 1903...................................... 153Purnell, Isaac....................................... 241Pursley, Rosa........................... 273Pursley. T. L........................................ 273Pusgo, Port, charts............................ 467.491Putnam, Bennett................................ 42,196Putnam, Theodore C........................ 131,189Puyallup Indians................... 24,99,293,301Puyallup Waterway................................ 271Pyrenees. British ship............... 183,240,293Pyrite.................................................... 497Pyrites.................................................. 375,377Pyrometers.............................................. . 461Q street northwest, D. C.................. 98

bridge................................................ 6Quadratic law of resistance............ 270

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PageQuakers, marriage.........................98,291,334Qualk, Hiram............................................. 626Qualls, Lola................................................. 340Quarantine............................................ 267,591 \

fruit vessels........................................... 268Guayaquil, Ecuador............................ 440laws........................................... 443,460,470of cattle............................ 143,367,457,517stations............................................. 13,220

Quarantine Service. P. I., report, 1903. 472Quarles, Joseph F...................................... 7,9.

12,95,97,100,187,213.298,302,327Quarries...................................................... 404Quarry Point, fog-signal......................... 97Quartermaster-general. see Quarter-

master’s Department.Quartermaster’s Dept.......... 77,162,272,386

manual .................................................. 648post exchanges...................................... 70report, 1903............................................. 269transportation of supplies................ 70

Quartz........... .............................................. 375fibers resembling.................................. 580

Quay, Matthew S........................ 6,94,179.180Quebec, American fruit........................... 494

automobiles and disk plows........... 147Quebec. Western and Atlantic Ry .... 551Queensland, dairying.................... 635Quicksilver......... ........................ 375,377-, 583Quilter, John....................................... 180,219Quincy, Ill................................................... 74Quinine........................................................ 590Quinn, John....................................... 121,192Quinnat salmon......... ............................... 565Quintero, Chile........................................... 644Quong Hong Yick............... ...................... 332R street northeast, D. C........................... 10Rabbit Hole sulphur mines................... 375Rabbits, tubercle bacilli........................ 143Rabies........................... 576Racing, pool selling.................................. 212Radcliffe, William.................................... 380Radcliffe. William S................................ 626Rader, John T................................... 197,228 ;Radiation, pressure due to............. 563,602 ’

solar..................................... 51,82,254,403 !Radio-activity.................................... 563,602Radium................... 148,433,495,497,563,602Ragay Gulf, chart...................................... 491Ragged Point, light and fog-signal ... 337Ragnar, Norwegian steamer................. 96Raikoke Island, chart.............................. 556Rail motor cars. Great Britain............. 257Railroad Commission of Kentucky ... 390Railroad Comrs.. National Assoc .'of.. 604Railroads.................................................... 253

accidents... 167,276,390,416.475,496,565Africa...................................................... 496Alaska..................................... 152,256,365Argentina................... 64,265,557,580,644Austria.................................................... 492Austrian freight rates......................... 257automobile............................................. 256automobile cars.................................... 406Baden...................................................... 496Belgium................................................ 147Berlin-Copenhagen............................ 53Bolivia................................ 64,496,504,590bond-aided and land-grant............... 524brakes...................................................... 446Brazil...................................................... 557British Columbia.......................... 256,550Canada..................................... 256,372,493car industry in Austria....................... 523Chile......................................... 557,590,644 iChina................................ 147,256,372,497coal briquettes...................................... 496concrete for ties.................................... 372Cuba........................................................ 157foreign.................................................... 495

Railroads, France ......................................Page

freightrates............................ 148,494,604from producer to consumer by.......... 495Germany............................. 54,497,523Great Britain................... 54,492,551Guatemala....................................... 373Haiti.............................................. 581,590Honduras........................................... 54,64Hot Springs Reservation................... 248immediate transportation................. 591income accounts........................... 167,416Italy........................................................ 494Japan...................................................... 373Korea............................................... 258,497land grants....................................... 44,94mail transportation............................ 439map.......................................... 640Mexican traffic with U. S................... 590Mexico............. 257,265,381.495,522,558Nantes.................................................... 257New Mexico........................................... 261Nicaragua........... ................... . 495,551passenger system in England.......... 551Pekin to Paris....................................... 64Peru.......................... 266,373,440,551,558Porto Rico............................................. 645relation to Govt, and public........... . 535right of way over public lands........261Russia^............................................. 148,374safety appliances... 186,276,336,416,510 safety of trains...................................... 373Senegal................................................... 497Siam................................................. 495,636Siberian-Manchurian......................... 258Spain............................... 636statistics......................................... 416,604supplies for Portugal.......................... 523Switzerland........................................... 496Syria........................................................ 373ties and rail fastenings....................... 403transportation of dutiable mdse.... 591United States .. 186,362,390,504,510,566vs. automobiles.................................... 256Winnipeg to Hudson Bay................... 407see also Electric railroads—names

of railroads.Railroads, Commissioner of, rp., 1903.. 524Rails, fastenings........................................ 403

Russia..................................................... 54steel........................................................... 551

Railway Appliance Exhibition, Ameri-can............................................... 614,620

Railway Mail Service........................ 380report, 1904....................................... 643

Railways, see Railroads.Railwaysand Canals, Com. on.... 249,363Raindrops.............................................. 632Rainfall, at freezing temperatures.... 403

Chagres basin................................. 369Honolulu........................................ 548instructions to observers..............548trees as forecasters.........................254see also Precipitation.

Rainier National Park, see Mt. Rainier.Ralph, sloop............................................... 273Rambler mine........................................... 376Ramie 411Ramsey, Alexander D....................... 232,312Ranard. Andrew C.................................... 36Randall, Darius B................................ 11,332Randolph, Margaret J....................... 318,344Randolph, Mo., bridge............................ 614Range grasses............................................... 261Ranges, cattle, Arizona.............................547

rifle.......................................................... 357Rape-seed oil............................................... 497Rapid transit, electric.................................257Rapp, James A.................................... 230,315Rashau Island, chart .............................. 556Rask, Marie A............................................. 42

734 Index , 1904

PagePageRate war, ocean steamships..................... 581Ratleff, G. W............................................... 7Ratliff, William T..................................... 46Rats............................................................... 406Rattulidse..................................................... 565Ratzel, Frederick.............................. 128,191Rawlings, Margaret E............................ 164Ray, Anna C....................................... 210,246Ray, John C............................................... 332Raymond, Edwin M................................ 350Reading matter, for blind .... 115,289,361 jReady-made clothing ............................ 147 iReal estate, see Lands.Reappraisements......................... 67,158,267,

382,412,441,470,505,530,558,591,646Rearden, James S.................................. 19,31Rearick, Elijah................................... 235,305 |Rebellion, see Civil War.Reber, Joseph................................ 616 ;Recataloguing............................................ 416 iReceipts ....................................... 469,552,646Receivers, land offices........ 44,179,213,636Recess, appointments......... .................... 160 |

constructive......................................... 159Reciprocity................................................. 296

Cuba and United States........... 53,64,427 Itreaties and agreements.................... 552 i

Reck, Frances....................................... 126,206 iReclamation, arid lands 465,466,525,563,601 ,

flood-damaged lands................... 253,458Reclamation Service....................... ..... 465

appropriation.................. 638report, 1902-03........................................ 525 i

Recognition................................................. 476 'Recognizances, D. C................................ 10Reconnaissance.......................................... 370 |Record, Congressional....................... 5, ;

93,177,287,399,427,457,485,613 better type used................................... 116leave to print remarks in................. 364

Record & Pension Off.. 160,270,385,414,598 consolidation.......................... 302,413report, 1903............................................. 269

Records, card system.............................. 7]certified copies...................................... 44 1entomological....................... 368,431,488military........................................... 159,414transcripts.......................... 44,57,179,213Weather Bureau.................................. 401

Recruiting, Army..................................... 71Recruiting officers, Navy........................ 642Recruiting stations, Army........ 385,473,598Recruits, Army............... ".......... 385,473,598Red cedar.................................................... 57sRed Cross, in foreign countries................265

report, 1903............................................. 166Red-eyed vireo......................................... 49Red Hook Channel................................... 596Red Lake.................................................... 271Red Lake Reservation...................... 94

120,408,409,436,437,526,615Red Lake River......................................... 271

bridge....................................... 182,221,293Red River, bridge....................... 293,298,336

intersection with 100th meridian .. 639Red River of the North........ '................... 595

bridge............................................... 12i,179Red Sea, pearls......................................... 495Redding, Cal., mining............................ 375Redress, schooner..................................... 164Redshaw, James.................................. 14,133Redstart....................................................... ’ 49Redwood, California............................... 495Reed, Allen V........................................... 13Reed, Charles....................................... 47,123Reed, Daniel....................................... 204,225Reed, James......................................... 17,122Reed, John H...................................... 107,132Reed, Wallace L............................... 330

Reeds, John A..................................... 27 106Reese, Joseph.......................................’625Reeves, George P................................ 191,230Reeves, Lucinda M............................. 621Reference books, in War Dept, library . 162Reforestation, France........................ 495Reform, legislation........................... 95Reform Bureau, International....... 95Reform schools..................................... 150Refrigeration, of fruit........................ 534

of meat............... . ................................... 551Regiments, literature in War Depart-

ment library.................. 473Register, Army..................................... 160

Military Academy.......................... 507Navy and Marine Corps............. 155,502Official (Blue book)...................... 436Philippine scouts.......................... 507Porto Rico Provisional Regt, of Inf.. 507Post-Office Department.............. 264State Department.......................... 156

Register of copyrights, see Copyright Office.

Register of the Treasury, report, 1903 . 67report, 1904............................................. 559

Registered mail......................................... 642Registers, land offices................. 44,179,213Registration, of copyrights................... 476Reichsgericht............................................. 495Reina Mercedes, U. S. S............................ 585Reindeer................................ 150,436,545,576Reindeer wool............................. 373Reinhart, Nicholas.............................. 29,114Reinhart, Rudolph ............................ 15,136Reitzel, Jacob........................... 317,339Relief, U. S. S..................................... 501,587Religious exercises in public schools . 150Remick, Gustus S................................ 26,104Remick, Levi..................................... 122’ 196Remington, Mary...................... 105,244Removals, executive civil service.......... 579Renfro, William P..................................... 617Renovated butter, see Butter.Renthler, Martin................................ 38,188Reports, to reduce number printed... 362Representation, proportional............... 476Representatives, to print remarks .... 364

see also House.Reprints, public documents........... 179,247Reptiles........................................................ 474

Arizona ....'..................... 83Maui........................................................ 533Porto Rico............... ...................... 166,275

Republic, Wash., topographic sheet.. 377Reservations, Hailey land district.... 400

see also names of reservations.Reserves, forest, see Forest reserves—

names of reserves.Reservoirs, public lands........................ 22Resistance, quadratic law......................... 270Resolutions, concurrent.............................427

joint, see Bills—Laws, to reduce number printed................. 362

Respiration, cattle.................................... 630Respiration calorimeter............. 49,402,487Restaurant, House.................................... 328Restraining orders............................ 137,239Retail stores, Amer., in Germany........149Retired list, Army.................................... 12

civil service.."....................................... 329Navy................................................. 138,242

Retirement, army officers....................... 270civil service........................................... 330Railway Mail Service clerks..............380

Retirement bureau.................................. 330Retirement fund....................................... 330Retiring boards, Army...............................269Revenue, customs, collection of.... 66,251

Mexico.................................................... 64see also Internal revenue.

Janu ary —I )ecemb er 735

PageRevenue-Cutter Service............... 67,69,382

depot...................................................... 337to promote efficiency........................... 183

Revenue-Cutter Service, Division of. 69,384 Revenue cutters, see Revenue steamers.Revenue officers, as book agents.......... 559

regulations..................................... 413Revenue steamers, Gulf of Mexico.... 621

Puget Sound......................................... 336Revillagigedo Channel, chart............... 549Revolution, Amer., Daughters of the,

see Nat. Society of the Daugh-ters of the Amer. Revolution.

Revolutions, Venezuela........................... 589Rewards, Navy........................................... 153Reyes, Point, light.................................... 633Reynolds, Elizabeth V............................ 618Reynolds, Esther J............................ 206,246Reynolds. Manluff W....................... 115,126Reynolds. Samuel D......................... 202,346Reynolds, William J................................ 626Reynolds v. Butler...................................... 621Rhagoletis cingulata Loew................... 402Rheims, France, consular district........258Rhenish Prussia, coke...............................493Rhenish Westphalian coal syndicate.. 493Rhett, Harry M......................................... 45Rhine River....................................... 148,497Rhoades, E. I. G........................................ 79Rhoades, Edward M................................ 625Rhoades, Henry E...................................... 101Rhoades, 'William W................................ 79Rhoads, Henry H.............................. 323,347Rhode Island, chart.................................. 405

fish hatchery......................................... 185labor statistics........................................405mail contracts............. ..........................528post route 'map.................. 62river and harbor improvement.... 595 wells, springs, etc................................ 526

Rhodes, Joseph A....,...............................618Rhynchota........................................... 563,600Ribbon weavers, France...........................495Rice, John O......................................... 42,107Rice, Mary M..................................... 316,353Rice, Thomas E....................................... 348Rice................................................. 495,648

irrigation............................................... 526meteorological service......................... 254Santo Domingo......................................440

Rich, Hattie L........................................... 627Richards, A, W........................................... 651Richards, Adonijah........................... 233,325Richards, Christopher C................. 132,201Richards, John......................................... 80Richards, Samuel.................................. 21,131Richardson, Amos T......................... 196,237Richardson, Ebenezer H......................... 31Richardson, George W............................ 37Richardson, Stephen L..................... 191,230Richardson. William.................................. 25.

43,140,220,246,337,361,621,628Richey. Jasper.................................... 127,203Richmond. John................................ 320,349Richmond, Va., national cemetery... 241Richmondville, N. Y., topog. sheet.... 638Riddles, Oreg., topographic sheet........464Ridenour, Matthias.......................... 317,351Ridgeway, Bertrand D............................ 164Ridgeway, Lindsay.................................. 164Ridgway, Kate.................................... 128,188Rifle competition, prizes..................... 291Rifle practice, Army................................ 648

militia............... .'............ 187,357prizes...................................................... 291

Rifle Practice, Board for Promotion of. 159Rifle ranges................................................ 357Rifles. Mauser............................................. 240Riga-Cherson canal.................................... 406Riggs Ashlev C.................................. 108,139

PageRiggs, Henry C...................................... 17,139Right of way, Alaska................................ 152

Grand Canyon of the Colorado........249Hot Springs Reservation..................... 248Indian lands......................................... 11Kahauiki............................. 268public lands......................................... 261St. Louis arsenal.......................... 294,356

Rilea, George......................................... 16,123Riley, Elias J............................................. 387Riley, Hannah....................................... 18,35Riley, Harriett B.................................. 39,104Riley, John................................................. 387Riley, Mary E..................................... 115,244Riley, Fort, manoeuvers......................... 386Rine, Alvin......................................... 207,346Rings, vortex ............................................. 579Rio Blanco County, Colo........... 22,248,293

Rio Grande.....................................................266Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, chart..........556Riordan, James......................................... 618Risley, Carrie E......................................... 627Ritchhart, Lucretia.................................... 30Rittenhouse, Simon P....................... 230,312Riukiu Archipelago, lizards.......... 601,602Riverhead, L. I., topographic sheet... 638Rivers, instructions to observers......... 548

lighting bridges over........................ 492lights, etc......................................... 53,405measurements............... 465,466,553,583relation of forests to................... 401,432

Riversand harbors, improvements 293,363 see also Engineers, Corps of.

Rivers and Harbors, Board of En-gineers for, report, 1904 ............... 597

Rivers and Harbors, Com. on.. 249,363,628clerk........................................................ 329

Rives, John C................................. 615Rivesville, W. Va., bridge............ 8,220,293Riyoishi Bay, chart.................................. 501Road locomotives...................................... 54Roads............................................................ 401

Alaska............... 116,214,289,364,365,597cementing power of materials for. 576 dustless........................................... 495,635effect of motor-car traffic................... 54forest reserves........................................ 367France..................................................... 581motor...................................................... 257national aid in improving.. 180,296,614over Grand St. Bernard Pass............581Uruguay........................................... ... 266see also Public Road Inquiries,

Office of.Roads, public, bureau of............. ........... 180Roady, Preston D...................... 625Roan Mountain, Tenn., topog. sheet.. 465Robards, Belle M....................................... 250Robards, William 0.................................. 250Robbins, Margaret J......................... 125,202Roberts, Elijah......................................... 623Roberts, Ernest W.............................. 242,358Roberts, Hamlet F................................ 15,133Roberts, Joseph.................................... 15,133Roberts, Julia A.................................. 14,133Roberts, Levi............................................. 37Roberts, Rowland J.......................... 306,351Robertson, Alexander..................... 229,324Robertson, David...................................... 302Robinson, Isaiah, jr........................... 130,201Robinson, James M.................................... 249Robinson, James N.................................. 250Robinson, Jason............. ..................132,189Robinson, Jasper................................ 206,343Robinson. Sarah J. F................................ 617Robinson Point, post light..................... 97Rochambeau. Comte de................... 44,428Rochblaive. Ben D............................ 296,330Rock Island Arsenal................. 162,472,650

736 Inde x , 1304

PageRock of Ages, light, etc.......................... 220Rock River.................................................. 74Rockey, John F.................................. 224,324Rocks, analysis of..................................... 436

bituminous...................................' 376,498extraction of bitumen....................... 53igneous.................................................. 463Nugsuaks Peninsula.......................... 81phosphate............................................... 376

Rocky Mountains..................................... 259spotted fever........................................... 505

Rockyboy’s Band..................................... 99Rockyford muskmelons............................ 402Rockymount, N.C., topographic sheet. 584Rodey, Bernard S..................................... 141Rods, gauging........ .................................. 592Roentgen Ray Society, American........587Rogers, Alfred H,................. 18,35Rogers, E. B......................................... 217,303Rogers, Francis................................. 320,360Rogers, Francis F.............................. 224,324Rogers, Jasper N.W.......................... 126,205Rogers, John L.................................... 104,135Rogge, Julius H.................................. 226,315Roll, Israel ................................................ 626Rollers, United States maps................... 58Rollins, Samuel.................................. 101,126Rolls and Library, Bureau of........411,558Romaine, William H........................ 321,349Rome, Ga.................. 67

topographic sheet................................ 499Rome, Italy, American Academy........ 99

United States embassy....................... 63Roof, Jacob A..................................... 206,228Roofing slates............................................. 375Rooker, J. A. J........................................... 45Roosevelt, Camp, Culebra.................... 587Root, Angeline P................................ 202,343Root, Edward............................................. 627Rope, China............................................... 54Ropka, Onne II................................. 110,228Rosario, Argentina................................... 439Rose, Gottlieb C......................................... 357Rose, Robert S................................... 206,246Rose beetle.................................................. 402Rose geranium oil................................... 143Rosebud Res. .24,95,99,293,362,400,436,437Rosendale, N. Y., topographic sheet.. 56Rosenthal, Alexander S................... 118,297Rosenthal, Mary 1.............................. 197,225Ross, Benjamin F.............................. 205,347Ross, Mrs. G. W......................................... 47Ross, Mary C. H......................................... 305Roster, civil service, P. 1........................ 443

Weather Bureau, Agric. Dept......... 490Rot, dry........................................................ 145

soft........................................................... 432Rotatoria...................................................... 565Roth’s tabellen........................................... 463Rotterdam, Netherlands........................ 406Rouen, France, National Congress of

Geographical Societies................... 257Roullett, John W....................................... 619Roumania......... ........................................ 644

corn............................................................523Round Valley Reservation............. 328,363Rousseau, Lawrence H............. 191,229,653Routt County, Colo....................... 22,248,293Rowe. Sarah A........................................... 316Rowland, John H....................................... 273Rowlett, William W............................ 38,102Rowling, Juliaetta................................ 19,34Roy, Francis......................................... 14,132Royal Meteorological Inst, of Prussia.. 433Rubber...................................... 54,444,495,557

Amazon River..................................... 581Brazil............................................... 381,529cametA............................................. 497.504Ceylon.................................................... 407east Africa............................................. 148

PageRubber, France......................................... 635

importation........................................... 65Manitoba............................................... 523Mexico............................................. 265,373Nicaragua............................................... 551production, 1902.................................... 157trade........................................................ 266

Rubber goods, aeid-proof....................... 148Rubber paving........................................ 523Rubber-seed oil......................................... 497Rubber-trees............................................... 495Rubetsu Bay, chart.................................... 556Ruby, Henry............................................... 653Ruins, Aztec............................................... 261

historic and prehistoric.... 327,399,639 Rules, House......... .............. ................ 22,620

House, to print...................................... 362Rules, Committee on, House.. 141,249,363 Rules of practice, courts of U.S....... 445

Patent Office.................................... 58,526Rundberg, John I.............................. 108,140Rural engineering................................... 432Rural free delivery.................................. 468

carriers..................................... 61,212,249Rural Valley, Pa., topographic sheet.. 57 Russell, C. A.................... 652Russell. Edward L.................................... 627Russell, Enoch........................................... 618Russell, Florence R.......................... 132,188Russell, Joseph......................................... 652Russell, Margaret..................................... 628Russell, Winfield S................................... 625Russell, Kans.............................................. 548Russell Island, chart................................ 76Russia.................................................... 373,374

agricultural machinery............. .... 256coal.................................. ’...................... 372commerce.. 148,149,257, 373,497,523.636 Commerce and Navigation Dept... 372 contraband of war.............................. 404customs law.......................................... 495exchange commission....................... 65forests...................................................... 257grain-shipment regulations................148iron.......................................................... 372ironworks............................................... 257life insurance................................ 494,551manufactures....................................... 581neutrality of U. S. 142,145.267,276.369,428 petroleum....................................... 148,495protection of ports.............................. 551pumice-stone......................................... 373railroad earnings ................................ 148rails.......................................................... 54school for machine fitters................. 551schools.................................................... 373tariff..................................... ,........... 54,551treaty with Germany........................... 54turpentine............................................. 582war with Japan.................................... 407water-filtration plants....................... 257

Russian baths.................................. 10,23,291Russian mulberry-trees.......................... 547Russian Poland, see Poland.Rust, Isaac................................................... 79Rust, James F............................................. 79Rusts............................................................. 459Rutter, William L.............................. 228,303Ryan, John.......................... 121,195.238,307Ryan, Thomas P................................ 229,307Ryan, William H......................................... 337Rye, insect enemies.................................. 49Ryerson, Alvin M...................................... 96Sabin, Alonzo...................................... 223,310Sabine Bank, light.................................... 633Sabine Lake................................ 179,249,414Sabine River............................................... 414Sabiston, Hannah B................................ 216Sabiston, John........................................... 216Saccharine products, glucose in........... 430


PageSackett, James H.................................. 31,188Sacramento River, salmon....................... 565Safety appliances........ 186,276,336,416,510Safety lamp................................................ 372Sag Harbor, L. I., topographic sheet.. 464Sage cheese................................................. 458Sailing directions, Luzon.................51,255

Panay, Negros, Cebu, etc................... 549Sailing routes, see Pilot charts.Sailing vessels, masters, mates, etc.... 407Sailors, contracts for care of................. 441

desertion................................................. 149detention of clothing .... 8,210.293,369 discharged, Lourenco.Mflrquez........495employment and advance wages .. 404 homestead............................................. 213incompetent........................................... 258naturalization in Great Britain .... 373 pay forgetting work for........ 97,293,355retirement in civil service................. 329soliciting as lodgers............. 240,293,370State homes........................................... 390

Sailors’ Home. San Francisco, Cal .... 298Wyoming............................................... 22

Sainis. James G .. . . . ......................... 125,197St. Andrews Bay....................................... 74

bridge......... . ................................... 293,336St. Augustine, Fla., school lands.......... 10St. Christopher, kaolin.............................. 257St. Clair, Mich., chart................. . ........... 76St. Clair Flats Canal, chart................... 76St. Clair Lake............................................. 414,

415,445,473,507,532,561,598,650St. Clair River........................................... 414,

415,445,473,507,532,561,598,650 chart........................................................ 76

St. Francis River, bridge.... 25,94,220,293 St.Gull (canton), exports to U. S......... 523St. James Parish, Wilmington,N. C ... 653 St. John, Luther............................. 190,232St. Joseph, Mo....................-. 73,179,213,247

bridge........................................... 94,97,120St. Joseph and Grand Island Railway

Company............................... 94,97,120St. Joseph River, dams and bridges.... 337St. Lawrence, Gulf of, ice.........................379St. Lawrence River.................................. 414,

415,445,473,507,532,561,596,598,650 chart................................................ 508,532ice............................................................ 379light........................................................ 633

St. Louis, Mo., arsenal....................... 294,356Independent Treasury....................... 699th civil-service district....................... 534storms............................................... 520,548

St.Louis,La.Purchase Exposition, 1904. 84 agric, college, etc., exhibit.. 431,432articles donated from................... 48,292Astrophysical Observatory exhibit. 508 coal analysis......................................... 259Coast and Geodetic Survey leaflets. 370 customs regulations........... ................ 558duty on imported exhibits........ 120,292entomology exhibit..................... 402,518forestry exhibits.................................. 489fuel-testing plant................................ 583Honduras.............................................. 64 ,Honorary Board of Comrs. to Visit. 441 I immediate transportation................. 266 Iinsect enemies of forests, etc........... 430Interior Department exhibits.......... 637invitation to Congress........ 328,335,428Labor Bureau exhibit........................ 580Library of Congress exhibit.... 476,655 meteorological exhibits..................... 579Philippine exhibit............... 160,270,506Plant Industry Bureau exhibit........489press parliament.................................. 440protection of exhibitors.................5,168report of commissioner for Europe. 380 I

Page St. Louis, La. Purchase Exposition,1904,

report of progress, to print.... 44,428 State Department exhibit.......... 557,588timber preservation and testing ... 547 tree planting exhibit........................... 459Turkey..................................................... 258

St. Louis & San Francisco R.R. 293,301,335 St. Louis arsenal................................ 294,356St. Louis Hay and Grain Company.... 653 St. Louis River............................... 74St. Mary Bay, chart.................................. 468St. Marys River....................................... 414,

415,445,473,507,532,561,598,650 chart........................................................ 162

St. Michaels, Md., topographic sheet.. 463 St. Nazaire, France.......................... 256,257St.Paul,Minn.,8thcivil-servicedist. 416,509

excavations on Government land.. 628 St.Paul’s Protestant Epis. Ch..Norfolk. 387 St. Petersburg, Russia, U. S. embassy. 63 St. Philip’s Epis. Church, Atlanta, Ga. 272 St. Pierre and Miquelon......................... 493St. Vincent, myiarchus................... 601,602Sakhalin, chart........ .................................438Sala y Gomez, chart.................................. 586Salada, Cyrus E.. . ..................................... 342Salaries, army officers.............................. 647

deputy collectors of customs............ 9Government employees....................... 412(Justice Department............................ 641military telegraph operators........... 385postal service......... ............................. 588steamboat inspectors.............................490teachers and superintendents........150see also Wages.

Salary tables....................................... 469,528Salem, Mass................................................. 161Salinas Bay, chart.................................... 467Salinas Valley........................................... 465Salix alba................................................. 578Sally Butler, ship...................................... 651Salmon, John............................................. 303Salmon....................................................... 565

Alaska............... 355,365,370,404,433,466misbranded..................................... 11protection............................................. 523

Salsman, John B................................ 226,310Salt................................................ 375,377,499

transportation of.................................. 276Turks Island......................................... 407

Salt Lake, Utah, port of delivery . 179,251 reclamation of alkali lands........ 145

Salt Lake forest reserves......................... 400Salt-marsh caterpillars...............................402Salt River, Ariz., map...............................466Salt River. Ky............................................. 74Salt River Valley, map.............................466

Salt River Valley Water Users’ Assoc. 466Salts of silver...................................... 563,602Salvador................. 381, 411,440,469,558,590

coffee...................................................... 504commercial travelers........................ 157tariff........................................................ 65

Salvage........................................................ 380Samana Bay Co. of Santo Domingo... 296

Same Byochi, chart.................................. 501Samoa.................................................... 495,523Sampit River............................................... 271Sample warerooms.................................... 495Samples, in customs protest cases.......... 440

withdrawal without tax..................... 504Samson street, D. C............... 9,291,333San Andres, Port, see Banalacan.San Blas, Gulf of, chart........................... 438Sanborn, Merton C............................ 325,361Sand, glass...................................... 56,376,553Sand-clay roads.................................. 401,432Sand-dunes................................... 253,432

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738 Inde x,1904

PageSand Island................................................. 74Sand-lime brick......................................... 553Sanders, Edward C................................... 345Sanders, Jesse L......................................... 324San Diego, Cal., quarantine station. 13,220

topographic sheet................................ 463Sandusky, Ohio, topographic sheet... 151Sandusky River.................. 74,408Sandwich Group....................................... 501Sandy Hook Proving Ground............... 162San Francisco,Cal.,immigrantstation. 9

Naval Training Station............. 153,587Sailors’ Home......................................... 29813th civil-service district................... 446

San Francisco Bay................................... 72San Francisco del Monte, P. I............. 384San Francisco Mts. forest reserve........462Sangamon County, Ill.............................. 631Sanitarium, nat., Hot Springs, S. Dak. 277Sanitary Bureau, International........... 65Sanitary Convention, Internat.... 157,504Sanitation, Costa Rica............................ 439

Jeres de la Frontera............................ 372Naples, Italy......................................... 647Panama........................................... 159,268

San Jacinto, P. I., chart ....................... 491San Joaquin River, chart...................... 434San Jose, Cal.............................................. 631San Jos6 scale, insecticide for........ 252,368San Juan, P. R., chart............................ 52San Juan County, N. Mex..................... 261San Juanico Strait................................... 371San Lorenzo Channel, chart................. 642San Luis Obispo, Cal., geologic atlas.. 436San Miguel, Lucio.................................... 384San Miguel, Port, chart............. ...............491Sannak Island, chart.............................. 460San Salvador, see Salvador.Santa Barbara forest reserve ................. 428Santa Bay, chart....................................... 437Santa Catharina, railroad...................... 557Santa Cruz, Cal......................................... 74Santa Cruz del Sur, Cuba, chart .......... 502Santa Cruz Harbor, chart.........................521Santa Fe,N.Mex..publicschools. 48,252,428Santanoni Mountain, topog. sheet.... 261Santa Ynez forest reserve...................... 428Santiago, Chile........................................... 550Santiago, Cuba........................................... 66Santo Domingo.......................... 440,469,590

claim against......................................... 296message of president.......................... 504mining .................................................. 581petroleum.............................................. 411rice.......................................................... 495tariff........................................................ 557U. S. diplomatic officials..................... 380

Santo Domingo de Basco, P. I., eclipse. 270Santos, Brazil.............................. 381,439,529Sao Paulo (state), coffee........................ 644

immigration......................................... 64Saranac Lake, N. Y., topog. sheet........464Saratoga Springs, N. Y., public bldg.. 382Sardines...................................................... 495

France...................................... 497,551,636Sargent, Joseph B..................................... 216Sarson, Elizabeth B...............................16,244Satterly, Samuel D............................ 222,325Saugus, U. S. monitor.............................. 181Sauk Rapids, Minn., dam................8,94,121Saulpaw, George W.................................. 96Saulsbury, Tenn., M. E. Church South. 273Sault Ste. Marie, lumber......................... 148Saunders, Anna J...................................... 387Saunders, Henry S.................................... 79Saunders, John J....................................... 79Savings, France ......................................... 581

Germany................................................. 523Savoree, John M................................ 232,312Saw works, British Columbia............... 581

PageSawtelle Orson H............................ 105,236Sawyer, Antoinette 1...........................317,352Sawyer, Lewis.................................... 204,230Sawyer, P, B................................................. 653Saxony, agricultural schools................. 492

American shoes................................. 523forests...................................................... 494incomes and income tax................... 257locksmiths and blacksmiths........... 494

Scabies, of cattle........................ 252,457,517of sheep.................................................. 576

Scabricolhs, peranabrus.............................368Scale insects, insecticides for............... 252Scandinavia, commercial congress ... 256Scarlett, Harlen.................................. 243,315Schade, John, sr....................... 310,344Schaumburg, James W............................ 645Scheall, William....................................... 624Schell, Frank M....................................... 102Schell, Susan A.................................. 314,359Schermerhorn, Albert..................... 106,234Schiffer, Samuel....................................... 46Schild, George F....................................... 8Schilling, Eugene.............................. 303,350Schistosity.....................................................525Schmidtina......................................... 446,475Schoer, Casper J................................ 135,202School bonds, Oklahoma................. 293,365School children, feeding........................ 407School gardens............................ 253,431,487School-houses, war claims for............... 46School lands, Alabama.......................... 140

Kiowa Agency.............................. 252,428Mississippi...............................................248Oklahoma............................................. 363St. Augustine, Fla........v..................... 10South Dakota........................ 141,179,213

School street, D. C............................ 184,333Schools........................................................ 373

agricultural........................................... 492agriculture for........................ 431,487Alaska..................................... 116,364,365Bird Day................................................. 367commercial........................................... 522District of Columbia................... 80,654documents for..................................... 534for cadets, Revenue-Cutter Service. 69for customs officers.............................. 635for emigrants....................................... 551for locksmiths and blacksmiths.... 494for locomotive driver apprentices.. 494for machine fitters.............................. 551German budget.................................... 495Indian.................................................... 639Indian Territory........... 374,636,637,639industrial further-development.... 54libraries.................................................. 582military posts....................................... 70military training.......... 186,242,292,357mines and mining.............................. 138Philippines.................................... 506,593Porto Rico............................................. 582Santa Fe. N. Mex................... 48,252,428see also Education, Bureau of.

Schoppaul, Lillie A.......................... 322,358Schreiner, William H....................... 123,209Schroder, Charles................................ 26,102Schroeder, Susan C.................................... 322Schuman, Moses................................ 121,191Schumm, Herman C................................ 216Schwarz, E. A............................................. 475Schwemler, Nicholas.......................... 36,110Schwerin, Leopold H...................... 101,242Science, agricultural................................ 144

Library of Congress............................ 655Science, American Association for Ad-

vancement of.................................. 144Scientific inventions and discoveries. 54Scio, Ohio, topographic sheet............... 464Score cards, in stock judging................. 576

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Scorpaenoid fishes.............................. 82,475Scotland................................................. 258

grain, provision, and fruit trade... 257herring fisheries............................. 565motor vehicles................................ 495steel makers.................................... 407

Scott, Charles F........................................... 242Scott, Edmund C.................... 274,653Scott, Joseph P.................................... 127,316Scott, Nathan B............................ 6,10,12,20,

100,112,116,184,187,208,213,324,618Scott, Peter......................................... 210,245Scott, William C................................ 230,303Scott, William G................................ 189,347Scott Point, lock and dam.... 294,363,628Scouts, Macabebe...................................... 384

Philippine.............................................. 507Scovill, Alfred B................................ 317,339Scrivens, Benjamin H.............................. 623Sculpins........................................... 83,446,475Sea, see name of sea.Sea-poachers....................................... 166,474SeabuYy, Susie C. G............................ 43,102Seacoast defenses....................................... 649Seagoing vessels of United States........522Seal, court commissioners....................... 239Sealing, claims.................................... 239,300Seals, fur....................................... 218,295,366Seamen, see Sailors.Searchlights............................................... 593Seargeant, John L.................................... 46Searles, Samuel W.................................... 33Seaton, Laura A................................ 206,234Seattle, Wash., customs officers........... 9

public building.................................... 267Secondary schools.................................... 150Secret Service Division, report, 1904... 471 Secretary, see for departmental secre-

taries, names of Departments.Securities, real estate................................ 215

see also Government Actuary.Sediment, Mississippi River..................... 507See, John W.........................:........................618Seebold, George A................................ 13,29Seeds, alfalfa............................................... 368

corn.......................................................... 402grass........................................................ 215oil........................ 401,490samples for Agriculture Dept............470testing.................................................... 519vitality and germination................. 403weights per bushel.............................. 547

Seiler, John......................................... 200,228Seip, William H.................................. 322,341Seismic disturbances, see Earthquakes.Seligson, Alice K.............................. 104,135Semerara Islands, chart......................... 521Seminole copper deposit........................ 375Senate........... 6,94,179,295,399,428,575,614

appropriation....................................... 293journal............................................. 95,517salaries of employees.......................... 613special session....................................... 427

Senators, election..................................... 47658th Cong. 3d sess................................ 614

Seneca Indians.................................. 180,219Senegal, exports....................................... 54

railroad.................................................. 497Senegambia................................................ 495Separators............. ................. 429,458Sequoia and Gen. Grant Nat. Pks. 116,458

report, 1903 ............................................. 524report, 1904 ............................................. 640

Sergeant-at-arms, House.. 247,293,619,620Senate.................................................... 614

Serial numbers, distilled spirits cases. 470Serials, binding advertisements in.... 390

in War Department library............. 162wanted at Library of Congress........510

PageSeries, catalogue cards............................ 417Sertularidae................................................. 474Serum, for tuberculosis........................... 496Servia............................................................ 544Service, Samuel W.................................. 270Setana, Japan, chart................................ 641Setauket, L. I., topographic sheet.......... 464Seventh street northwest, D. C........... 183Severance, Albert T.............................. 15,40Severance, Ambrose W........................ 14.34Sewage, see Sewerage. Seward Peninsula...................................... 375Sewerage and sewers, D. C........ 16,290,333

Hanley, England.................................. 523oysters contaminated by Sheffield, England..........

Sewing machines..................Sexes, in United States........Sexton, John..........................Shackelford, James M.........Shackleford, Dorsey W..........Shade-trees..............................Shadrick, William.................Shafer, James I......................Shafer, John............................Shafroth, John F.....................Shale, New South Wales....Shallows, ocean......................Shamburger, John............... .Shana, Japan, chart.............Shands, John H.......................Shanghai, China....................Shankland, Samuel R.........Shanley, John........................

................... 373

................... 636

... 496,497,551

................... 633

...............18,35

............. 99,335 25,120,221,337

Sharps Island, topographic sheet........Sharpsburg, Md., Lutheran Church...Sharretts, Edward A................................Sharretts, George E. W...........Sharretts, Jacob R.....................Sharretts, Kate R.....................Shaver, E. B................................Shaw, Mary A............................Shay, Joseph H.........................Shearer, Agnes............................Sheep, foot-rot............... ...........

imported for exhibitions.. inspection and quarantine Mexico.....................................parasites.................................

.... 627 112,228

. 31,106141,334 .... 493 .... 148 .... 356 .... 556 206,244 .... 589 311,348

349464653119119625119651

274,624 .... 340- 128,191.... 630.... 485 143,457.... 157.... 636

see also Cattle.Sheep-bound reserve................. ’>.... 48

142,252,366,400,429,457,545,575,629Sheep scab................................................... 570Sheepshead Bay......................................... 74Sheets, Mary P.................................... 124,209Sheffield, England............. 373,407,523,’636Shehan, John.................... 105,236Sheldon, Jeremiah............................ 131’193Shell, Sarah J...................................... 140/208Shell ornaments........................................ 82Shellac, India............................................. 497Shells (ordnance)................................ 76,386Shells, frog-................................................. 509Shelter Island, L. I., topog. sheet.......... 639Shelton, Mark A.................................. 35,112Shepard, Edward M........................ 233,305Shepard, William J...............................27,106Shepherd, Joel C........................................ 42Shepley, Ruth M., see Haskell.Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge................... 57Sheppard, Francis M................................ 46Sherburne County, bridge. 178,221,292,298

dam............................................... 25,178Sheridan, William A......................... 135,199Sheridan, Wyo., public building............ 213Sheridan, Fort........................................... 70Sherman, George C................................ is, 30Sherman, Harry M............. . ............. 194,238Sherman, Isaac W.................................... 342Sherman, James S.. 120,121,219,289,335,337

740 Index , 1904

PageSherman, Raleigh..................................... 78Sherman, William T.............................. 575

statue.............................................. 361,428Sherman antitrust law............. 137,152,378Sherman County, Oreg........................ 44,94Shiashkotan Island, chart..................... 556Shibetoro, Japan, chart.......................... 556Shields, Payton......................................... 186Shields, for gun mounts........................ 272Shieldsboro, Miss., see Bay St. Louis.Shiflett. Edward....................................... 326Shiloh, Tenn............................................... 162Shiloh National Military Park Comn.. 162

report, 1903 ............................................. 269Shilts, Absalom................................. 319,345Shimoda, Japan, chart............................ 527Ship-building...................... 149,266,409,495Ship Island.................................................. 72Shipman, Zebulon A............. . ................ IllShipment regulations, grain................. 148Shipments to depositories........ 85,169,279.

391,419,449,477,511,537,567,605,657Shipp, Annie E........................................... 108Shipping, American, in Cuban trade . 149

Army supplies, etc. 9,70,240,289,364,404Austria.................................................... 372bills of health....................................... 591Canada.................................................. 551development of............... 41,137,293,364foreign, in British ports..................... 373France............................................... 54,494from infected ports......................... 159Germany......................................... 406,581immediate transportation............... 591Japan.............................................. 257,551largest sailing vessel.......................... 497laws.......................................................... 443Liverpool.............................................. 636masters, mates, etc.............................. 407memoranda for officers........ 60,155,264,

379,410,439,468,503,528,556,588,642 merchant vessels................... 255,522,634official fees............................................ 67P.1.......... 21,240,268,293,355,364,385,404quarantine of fruit vessels............ 268seagoing vessels of U. S...................... 522signals............................................ 522,634steam vessels.................................. 183,254subsidies................................................ 258tonnage............................................. 404transportation of dutiable mdse ... 591 United States, at Zanzibar and

Pemba................... 63,155,428unlawful seizures in Bering Sea ... 239world’s.............................. 265,372,523,558wrecks.................................................... 53see also Steamboats—War-ships.

Shipping service....................................... 255Shiras, George, 3d.................................. 44,249Shireman. Benjamin F.......................... 624Shiria, Adam..................................... 233,303Shirinki Island, chart............................ 556Shiriya Zaki, chart................................... 501Shiver, Mary....................................... 211 246Shoes, see Boots and shoes.Short, A. M............................................. 7,216Short, Samuel P......................................... 621Shoshone Indians.............................. 300,335Shrader, John W................................ 319,361Shredder, of fiber..................................... 635Shreveport. La., bridge........... 293,298,336Shreveport Bridge, etc., Co ... 293,298,336Shrewsbury River .................................... 161Shumate, Newton..................................... 274Shupe, Walter H....................................... 116Shurlock, Rebecca C........................ 129,201Siam, commerce..........,........................... 551

dragonflies............................................. 603packing for................ 635railroads..................................... . 495,636

PageSiam, rubber........................................ 495

sugar........................................................ 55Sianse Kiang, see Nimrod Sound.Sibali, Port, see Concepcion.Siberia.................................... 149,373,407,496

agricultural machinery..................... 492and Transsiberian Railway............. 55butter............................................... 147,4C6chart........................................................ 438climate................................................... 403foreign trade......................................... 55horses and horseshoeing................... 148Japanese interests.............................. 257lumber industry.................................. 257mammoth..................................... 563,601public health and settlement.......... 258railroad to Manchuria......................... 258

Siberian Rv., see Transsiberian Rv.Sibley, Phebe..................................... 210,359Sibley, Mo., bridge near................. 120,178Siebelist, Rudolph.................................... 33Sierra forest reserve... 327,363,637Sight, of school children......................... 150Signal Corps......................................... 531,650

report, 1903 ............................................. 269report, 1904............................................. 650telegraph in Philippine Islands.... 272

Signals, United States vessels........ 522,634Silk........................................................ 157,496

artificial................................................ 636colored.................................................... 523Europe.................................................... 258Japan........... .......................................... 523natural coloration................................ 402United States.................................. 401,-486

Sills, John A......................................... 31,113Siloam Springs, Ark., topog. sheet.... 260Silos ....................................... 253Silurian cystidea, etc...................... 600,602Silver...................................... 375,376,557,583

countries using as standard............. 65,247,428,590

imports and-exports.......................... 258production............................................. 260uncurrent coins............................ 441,530United States......................................... 504

Silver City, Idaho, geologic atlas........408Silver maple............. . ............................... 547Silver, salts of........... .......................... 563,602

| Silverpeak, Nev., alum.............................375coal.............................................. 375ore deposits........................................... 375

Simmerman, Jerome C............................ 79I Simmons, Emeline............................ 222,304

Simmons, Furnifold M.......... 10,184,213,300Simmons, George M................................ 351

I Simmons, William.............................. 32,205Simms, James M................................ 205,227Simms, Joseph M....................................... 25

! Simon, Charles........................................... 328Simpson, Alfred H.................................... 96Simpson, Amelia....................................... 274Simpson, J. E., & Co................................ 96

I Simpson, James E., jr.............................. 96Simpson, Merritt R.......................... 126,205Simpson, Randolph.................................. 274

| Simpson, Rebecca............................ 204,225Simpson, Willie E..................................... 96Sims, Henry V ,......................................... 616Sims, Jesse........................... 623Sims, Thetus IP..................................... 47,251

contested election................................ 218Simushir Island, chart............................ 556Sines, John S......................................... 43,108

i Sines............................................................. 438Sinnott, Della............................................. 653Sioux and Crow Indians, Select Com.

to Examine into Condition of, 48th Congress....................... 295

I Sioux Indian War, 1862-67 ............ 295

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Page |Sioux Indians......... 5 , 400,429,436,437,466Sioux Reservation lands.......... 141,252,428

... 163 166,475

Sipe, James D.............Siphonaptera...........Sisal, see Henequen. Sisseton Indians .... Sitka, Alaska...........Sitting Bull...............Siuslaw River, chart

............. 274,429,466251,292,366,412,441

......................... 202............................ 405

Siverd, Alice A............... .Sivewright, Bacon & Co Skidaway Narrows.......Skin diseases, cattle.......Skinner, Amanda..........Skinner, Charles P........Skinner, John H...........Skinner, Robert P..........Skins, for gloves.............

of aquatic animals..Skull.................................Slade, John F.................Slate.................................Slater, James...................

197,225 64,644

.... 161

.... 630115,125

.*... 39

. 12,357

.... 406

.... 494

.... 389563,602

. 32,115

Slaty cleavage.................................Slaughterhouse prices, Germany. Slavery, German east Africa

138,241,357 ... 193,221

Slayden, James L............... .Slayton, Edwin M.............Slemp, Campbell.................Slim Buttes forest reserve.Slocum, Frederick A.........................Slocum Disaster, Commission on

vestigation of...............Slocum, General, steamer...............Slough, William H............................Sluyter, George..................................Small, Alfred.....................................Small, John H..................... Small arms, firing regulations........Small, Cape.........................................Smalley, Benjamin H......................Smallpox..............................................Smallwood, Nancy............................Smart, Thomas...................................Smead, Alexander D. B...................Smelting works..................................Smith, Andrew..................................Smith, Angie D..................................Smith, Antoinette R........................Smith, Asa...........................................Smith, Barnett....................................Smith, Charles...................................Smith, Cornelia K............................Smith, Daniel.....................................Smith, Daniel A................................Smith, Daniel M................................Smith, Darius B., alias.....................Smith, David H.................... Smith, Eliza S.................:..................Smith, Ellen H...................................Smith. Emma J..................................Smith, George.....................................Smith, George F................................Smith, George W.C..........................Smith, Henry....................................Smith, Henry, & Sons.....................Smith, Henry M................................Smith, Herbert..................................Smith, Hugh S..................................Smith, James.................-................Smith, James W..............................Smith, James W..............................Smith, Jane.......................................Smith, John.......................................Smith, John.......................................Smith, Jonathan J..........................Smith, Lewis C..................................Smith, Louis.....................................Smith, Mollie....................................Smith, Rachel J................................

525149373

329,331 252,428 105,121 In-.... 566___ 566 304,350 199,222 229,314.... 355.... 530.... 74

506

.... 302

.... 335 131,206.... 274 246,322 199,339

.... 382 203,238 I 320,348.... 274. 15,136 190,232 137;354

. 38,101

.... 45202,238 319,359 102,126.... 251 ;.... 338 ।

314,33835,108 '

.... 650

.... 356

.... 78243,309 I

PageSmith, Samuel A., jr......................... 238,306Smith, Samuel W.......................................... 24,

37.131,218,232,334,349,626Smith, Sarah S.................................... 203,358Smith, Thomas...................................... 310,360Smith, William.................................. 123,209Smith, William ...Smith, William A.Smith, William O .Smith, William W............. ..............Smithmeyer, John L................................ 181Smiths Ferry, Miss., bridge......................621Smithson, James.. ........................ 82,388,474

.... 621108,126

Smithsonian contrib. to knowledge 388,602 Smithsonian Institution......... 81,165,275,

388,415,445,474,508,533,562,599,654 postage.......................... - 69regents..................................................... 6report, 1902 ............................................. 275report of regents, 1903 ................. 562,602report of secretary. 1903.... 165,562,602

Smithsonian miscellaneous collections 82, 165,445,474,509,533,563,602

Smithsonian physical tables................. 445Smoke, preventive of frost....................... 496Smoke helmet............................................. 372Smoot, Deed........... 8,21,96,115,181,211,326

right to seat in Senate..................212,399Smyrna........................................................ 496Smyrna River............................................. 9Smythe, Andrew W.......................... 181,333Snag boats, Mississippi River............... 596

Ohio River............................................. 596Snake River, Alaska, bridge......... 8,120

improvement............................ 7,183,363Snake River. Oreg.................................... 597Snidemiller, Henry.................................. 326Snider, Wilson.................................... 235,304Snipes, John W....Snively, Isaac B..Snohomish River..Snook, John S........Snook, Margaret J Snow, Philip........Snow........................

......................... 79.........................625

........................ 161 37,132,234,350,626 .... 35,111,131,203 ..................... 34,113 ........................ 433

Dist. of Columbia. 5,10,23,93,94,98,159Snowfall. 1902-03 ....................................... 433Snuff, anticoupon bill 251

11412

Snyder. Charles M Snyder, Daniel H............. ..............Snyder, Harriet.................................... 127,201Soapstone............................................. 377,499Society of Friends, marriage... 98,291,334Society of the Army of the Tennessee. 575Sociology....................................................... 564Soda...................................

spurious..................... .Soda, nitrate of.............Soft rot..............................Soil.................................. i

phosphoric acid in..Porto Rico.................relation of timber to

401,430,432,488,519............................. 430............................ 50

)............................ 459............................. 144sterilizing__________

see also Soils, Bureau of.... 331 । Soiling crops............................................... 387 Soils, Bureau of....................................... 145,

79 368,401,489,520,547,578,631i22,198 । bulletin 22 ............................................. 432110,126 I131.209 ;319.338

bulletin 22...............................printing of Field operations.

Solace, U. S. S................................Solar, see Sun.

636

432

253

140,179 ... 501

.... 55 116,213 .... 414

201,232 | Soldering-iron............ 250 Soldiers, homestead

life in Army..........................retirement in civil service State homes.......................... 390see also Army—Volunteers.

Soldiers and Sailors, ex-Union, Tem-porary Home for....................356

742 Index , 1904

PageSoldiers’ Home, D. C., report, 1903........ 269

report, 1904............................................. 562Soldiers’Home, Wyoming......................... 22Soldiers’ Home, National, see National

Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers.

Solicitors, France...................................... 55Solomon, Bird........................................... 316Solvent process, of degreasing wool.. 149Somali Land, birds............... ........... 415,474Sommers, Frederick........................... 196,338Sonorella............................................... 563,602Soo, see Sault Ste. Marie.Soothsayers ......................................... 166,475Sophiology.................................................. 564Sosua, Port, chart........................................263Soudan, see Sudan.Souer, Louis J....................................... 96,330Soule, George W.................................. 96,333Soule, Joseph A......... ......................... 39,309Soules, Silas......................................... 126,193South, Hamilton D.............................. 13,215South, cotton ginning reports............... 633

crop rotation.................................. 431,487roads................................................. 401,432soils.................................................. 432,488

South Africa, see Africa.South America............................ 373,496,497

coast lights............................................. 59commerce....................................... 157,581currency and banks............................ 635exporters to................................... 148,257fishes........................................................ 81Mexican trade commission............. 497navigation...................... 501see also International Bureau of the

American Republics.South Atlantic States, fisheries............. 405South Atlantic Station, report, 1903 ... 153

report, 1904................ 587squadron operations.......................... 153

South Australia, apples............................ 550South avenue, D. C................................... 10South Carolina, flood.............................. 499

post route map. .................................. 62river and harbor improvement.... 597tobacco ............................................. 520

South Dakota, Battle Mountain Sani-tarium park..............................213,248

Cheyenne River Reservation... 252,428 gypsum deposits................................. 376irrigation....................................... 466,519Lower Brule Reservation................. 11post route maps................................... 62reclamation of land............................ 525Rosebud Res.24,95,99,293,362,400,436,437

South Georgia Island..................................501South Haven, Mich.................................. 74South Orkney Islands.............................. 501South Platte forest reserve..................... 629South Shetland Islands.......................... 501Southampton, Ontario, chart...............508Southerland, Rolen J........................... 626Southern Illinois and Missouri Bridge

Company......................................... 6,25Southern Indiana Railway Co. 182,220,294Southern Railway Company......... 276,534Southern Railway Lighter 10............. 8,332South ery, U. S. S....................................... 379Southwest, date-palm................................ 368Southwest Anchorage, chart................. 370Southwest Bar. light................................ 632Spahr, George W....................................... 35Spain ............................................. 496,523,581

Almeria grapes.................................... 551Amer, and German trade methods. 636commerce....................................... 258,373

' convention with Colombia............. 590cotton.................................................. 551crops........................................................ 635

PageSpain, harvesting........................................523

hydraulic machinery exposition... 523 labor disputes....................................... 581mining.................................................... 372mining exposition................................ 523municipal law in Philippines.. 443,560 operations against Moros.......... 75,384potatoes.................................................. 635railroads................................................. 636registration of subjects in P. I........443tariff................................................ 258,551treaty with United States................. 428Venezuelan arbitrations................... 589vintage.................................................... 552wages...................................................... 258wines...................................................... 496see also War with Spain.

Spanish, see Spain.Spanish America, candy........................ 635

see also International Bureau of theAmerican Republics.

Spanish-American war, see War with Spain.

Sparks, Henry B.................................. 230,312Spartan, schooner..................................... 274Speaks, Cynthia.................................. 189,346Spear, A. M........................................... 96,217Spear, Clarinda A...................................... 616Spears, Frank M.................................... 36,200Special Agents, Division of..................... 469Special consular reports... 147,498,552,636 Special report of public libraries......... 524Special-tax scrip....................................... 334Specie, see Currency.Species, origin of..'........................... 563,601Specifications, patents .... 152,262,409,437 Spectra.......................................................... 580Speeches, folding.............................. ... 329Speedwell, brigantine.............................. 79Spencer, Thomas J............... . .................. 616Spencer, Virginia C.......................... 105,236Spencer, William T.......................... 317,344Spices............................................................ 430Spiegel, Adolph......................................... 118Spiegel, Finkelstein & Co....................... 118Spiegelberg, William......................... 319,347Spight, Thomas................................ 47,142,355Spindler, Henry.................................. 130,201Spiny-suckered tapeworms..................... 629Spirits, denaturation of.......................... 551

distilled............. 158,382,430,470, 504,646distilled, accounts................................ 470recovery from empty packages .... 530 see also Liquors.

Splenetic fever.............................. 48,517,545Sponges............................ .•............................389Spooner, John C ....................... 185 Spotted fever....................... 505Sprague, Richard R.................................. 357Spratley, John W....................................... 653Spraying experiments, Paris green ... 401 Sprays, distillate....................................... 402Springer, Joseph A............................ 181,216Springer, Josiah......................................... 79Springer, Mary E .............................. 127,190Springer, Thomas................................ 30,108Springfield Armory.................................. 650Springhope, N. C.,‘topographic sheet. 554 Springs, eastern United States............. 525

flow of water......................................... 433Spurrier, Dennis.................................. 231,312Spuyten Duyvil and Port Morris Rail-

road Companv......................... 294,297Spuyten Duyvil Creek, bridge .... 294,297Squabs.......................................................... 458Srednoi Rocks, chart................................ 556Stables, for Executive Mansion............ 162

ventilation...............................*............. 253Stackhouse, T. B....................................... 332Stadler, Francis, jr............................ 318,349Staff College............................................... 598


PageStaff Corps, General..................... 70,71,160,

270,385,414,444.472,507,531,561,648 report, 1903 ........................................ 71,268report, 1904 ............................................. 593

Staff officers, Army.................................... 70Stafford, Alice M........................ 203,244,331Stafford, Stephen R................................. - 331Stage, State aid......................................... 407Stabler, Enoch........... .............. 127,205,288Staley, Robert D......................................... 79Staley, Stephen........................................... 79Staley, William D........................................ 79Stalker, James E................................ 231,315Stall, William...................................... 200,244Stamford, Conn........................................... 74Stamp-canceling machines..................... 264Stamp revenue, Mexico........................... 64Stamps.......................................................... 642

documentary........................................ 505Standards, electrical...................................461

of value................................................... 65of value, to print........................... 247,428of weights............................................... 149

Standards, Bureau of.......... 371,461,522,580Standing Rock Reservation..................... 202Standley, Josiah................................ 130,203Stanfield, Calvin A.................................... 152Stanfield. George W.................................... 622Stanger, John S.................................. 112,135Stanley, Mrs. A. B...................................... 269Stanley, Garrett................................ 227,326Stanton, Peter............................................. 387Stanyan, John M........................................ 33Stark, Charles B......................................... 653Stark, Joseph C........................................... 653Starks, William......................................... 622Stars.............................................................. 388State and other Departments, Auditor

for the, see Auditor.State, Department of................... 62,155,264

380,410,439,468,503,528,557,588,643building for........................................... 21

State Labor Bureaus, Commissioners of 460State, War, and Navy Dept. Building,

Superintendent of the........ 656Statehood, Arizona........... 141,364,365,619

Indian Territory........... 179,364,365,619New Mexico................... 141,364,365,619Oklahoma........................ 179,364,365,619

States............................................................ 461Arbor Day............................................. 400boundaries............................................. 462child labor.............................................. 460collaboration in statistical work... 460diseases of animals............................... 143farmers’ institutes................................ 50laws relating to irrigation.................. 465literature in War Dept, library .... 473Louisiana Purchase Exposition .... 48manufactures statistics.. 95,117,178,460obsolete ordnance................................ 71public lands........................................... 116regulation of railways......................... 566schools of mines and mining............ 138standards for dairy products............486stock breeders’ associations............. 545taxation of railroads, etc................. 566war claims................................ 12,250,294

Stationery, American, in Great Britain 523 Stationery and Printing Division....... 58Stationery, Printing, and Blanks, Div.

of, see Printing and Stationery.Statira, ship................................................. 274Statistical abstract. 1903 ............................ 258Statistical abstract of the world......... 435Statistical bulletin....................... 52,146,255,

371,405,434,461,491,521,550,579,634Statistics...................................................... 55

Great Britain......................................... 581see also Census, Bur. of the—subject

on which statistics are wanted.

PageStatistics, Bureau of, Agriculture Dept. 50,

254,368,433,459,490,548,632 circulars........................................... 50

Statistics, Bureau of, Commerce and La-bor Department. 53,147,256,369,371, 405, 435, 461, 492, 522, 549, 550, 580, 634

Statistics, Bur. of,Treasury Dept.. 384,471Statistics, Division of........................ 167,566Statuary Hall, statues for....................... 428Statutes, see Laws.Statutes at large, v. 30 .............................. 247

printing law amended................ 295Staves, Madison C.............................. 319,339Steam, superheated................... 496,497,523Steam Engineering, Bureau of...... 60

report, 1903............................................ 153report, 1904 ............................................. 588

Steam engineering exper. stations .... 153Steam-locomotives, Germany......... 496Steam machinery............................... 60Steam turbine...................................... 258Steamboat Inspection Service .... 149,258,

404,407,433,435,462,490,533,548,636 report, 1904....................................... 636

Steamboats........................................... 496,497competition..................................... 55foreign passenger...................... 548Galveston-New Orleans-Dunkirk... 258Mexico............................................... 64,529Nantes.................................................... 257New York-Levant.................................. 373New York-West Africa.........................636Nicaragua....................................... 469,590ocean, rate war.................................... 581overcrowding....................................... 433regulation of.......................... 183,254,355rules and regulations........................ 404track and distance chart.....................438see also Steamboat Inspection Serv.

Steamships, see Steamboats.Stearns County, Minn., dam........... 292,337Steel, Ezekiel...................................... 227,304Steel................................ 148,376,469,581,590

Bessemer................................................. 411exports............................................... 65,381France................................................... - 493Great Britain.................................. 55,523new method of manufacture........... 523

Steel-hardening metals ..............................583Steel makers, Great Britain.......................407Steel rails..................................................... 54Steel trusts.................................................... 627Steel works association, Germany .... 581Steele, Ellen C.................................... 212,245Steele, George W....................................... 655Steele, John A............................................. 615Steele, Thomas B.............................. 208,244Steele, Victoria M...................... 20,123Steering propulsor......................................406Steffey, George W................................ 37,190Steinhauser, Albert.................................. 332Steinmann. William H..................... 140,209Stennett, George W............................ 223,315Stephens, John H........................ 120,214,219Stephens, Swepston B. W................. 115,139Stephenson, Josiah M.............................. 653Stephenson, S. E.. . . ................................. 77Sterilization of soil.................................. 144Stermer, Charles....................................... 36Steubenville, Ohio, topographic sheet. 554Stevens, Edna...................................... 310,339Stevens, Fred C............................................. 25.

41,121,138,221,240,337,355,628Stevens, Jason....................................... 18,32Stevens, John S.................................. 326,340Stevens, Marquis L.................................20,123Stewart, James D...................................... 327Stewart, John........................................... 8,70Stewart, John........................... 274Stewart, William M.................. 8,10,11,96,

98,99.181,185,275,289,297,301.614

744 Inde x , 1904

PagePageStierlin, Charles......................................... 356Stillwell, Richard H................................ 348Stimpson, G. B.................................... 116,331Stinnett, Jesse...................................... 322,344Stinson, A. J................................................. 332Stinson, John............................................. 332Stirdivant, Ruby A.......................... 110,228Stirman, Thomas V.................................... 46Stock, see Cattle.Stock breeders’ associations..................... 545Stockbridge and Munsee Indians .. 11,219Stocks, of money....................................... 435Stomatitis...................,......................... 486,630Stone, Addison B.............................. 115,126Stone, Nathaniel H.................................. 652Stone, William........................................... 626Stone, William J................. 9,213,298

Indian Territory............... 11,24,288,292use for irrigation purposes............... 362

Stone Haven, Wis...'................................ 74Stone masons.................... 494Stoner, John M................................... 319,344Stoodley, Alice W.............................. 307,352Stoops, Randolph T.......................... 135,193Storage, of freight..................................... 534Storekeeper-gaugers................... 68,366,413

Stores, American, in Germany............. 149American, in Manchester.'...............494

Storm tracks, see Pilot charts. Storm-warning stations.......................... 221Storms................................. 403

Great Lakes........................................... 50see also Weather Bureau.

Stout, Ira,............................................. 231,312Stout, James......................................... 311,341Stoves, Mexico........................................... 149Straits Settlements, currency system.. 65Stranahan, Nevada N.............‘............. 118Strange, Kate M................................... 20,360Strasburg, Va., Ev. Lutheran Church. 274Stratford, Ontario..................................... 55Stratton, Henry C., alias........................ 240Straw, imported from Europe. 367,412,545Straw Plains, Tenn., Presbyterian Ch. 46Strawberries....................................... 432,577Strawberry Island Shoal, lights........... 337Strawn, William....................................... 316Streams, see Rivers.Street, Harlow L....................................... 356Street, Joel M..................................... 129,201Street cars, see Electric railroads.Street-Cleaning Dept., D. C., rp., 1904 .. 599Street railroads, see Electric railroads.Streeter, Lorenzo....................................... 353Streets, District of Columbia..................... 9,

10,23,93,98,183,217,288,291,599Streptococcus pyogenes............................ 413Strick, August................................... 237,306Strickland, Mary T.............................. 16,122Strikes, Crimmitschau............................ 54

France.................................................... 55Liberian Kroo-boys............................ 54

Stringer, William H.................................. 79Strohecker, Thomas S....................... 325,349Stroman, Henry C.................................... 617Strong, Mary E.................................. 316,340Strongylus quadriradiatus n.sp........... 485Strontium........ . .......................................... 498Strother, Jacintha.................................... 274Strother, Joseph T.................................... 274Strube, Mary S........................................... 653Structures, see Buildings.Strunk, Philip H....................................... 623Stuart, Delia B....................................... 17,40Stuart, Zechariah B.............................. 15,38Stuart, Mount, geologic atlas................... 436Stueber, Bernhard.................................... 241

Sturgeon Bay and Lake Michigan Ship Canal, chart........................... 473

Subig Bay............................................... 83,153Submarine boats....................................... 153Submarine Defense, School of, rp., 1903 269Submarine telegraph.............................. 642Subports of entry, Washington State.. 251Subscribers to printed catalogue cards. 566Subsidies, ship........................................... 258Subsistence Department........................ 77

report, 1903............................................. 269report, 1904.....................,...................... 562

Subtreasury service.................................. 440Success, education as factor................. 150Success, steamer....................................... 240Sudan, cotton goods.................................. 372

gum arabic for..................................... 635Suez Canal.................................................. 497Suffrage, women...............Sugar ....................................

Brazil..............................France............................Hawaii............................Hungarian bonus........meteorological service Mexico............................new definitions...........production and price . Siam................................

.......... 214,239 373,430,496,632 .................... 64 .................... 149..................... 590..................... 149..................... 254..................... 64..................... 381.................... 258.................... 55

see also Beet sugar.Sugar-beets................................................ 492

Europe.................................................... 373methods of growing............................ 367New Mexico......................................... 261relation to general farming.... 401,489 see also Beet sugar.

Sugar maple............................. 578Suisun Bay, chart..................................... 434Suits, George H.................................. 203.228Sullenberger, Andrew..................... 234,312Sullivan, George W.......................... 199,343Sullivan, John L..................................... 39Sullivan, John M.............................. 221,306Sullivan, Peter.................................... 195,221Sullivan, Sarah A...................................... 360Sulloway, Cyrus A.......... 38,132,235,351,626Sulphate of copper.................................... 407Sulphur.................................. 375,377,636,644Sulphur Creek........................................... 74Sulu, see Jolo.Sulzer, William................................... 242,357Suman, Isaac C. B...;...................... 314Summers, Louisa....................................... 387Summy, Eri........................................... 28,101Sumner lines....................................... 154,263Sumner School, D. C................................ 183Sun, annular eclipse................................ 270

atmosphere........................................... 51,145,369,403,433,490,520,548

constant of radiation.......................... 254declination of, 1905 .............................. 555eclipse expedition of 1900 ................. 389halo.......................................................... 369partial eclipse....................................... 561radiation..................................... 51,82,403

Sun-fish........................................................ 389Sun-spots............................................... 563,602Sunday closing, D. C................................ 218Sundry civil appropriations. 215,289,296,329Sundry civil bill, 1903 ....................... 443.560Sunken Rock, light.................................... 633Sunlight...................................................... 490Sunshine...................................................... 433Superannuation, in civil service.......... 330

in public service.................................. 329Superannuation commission ..................339Superheated steam.................... 496,497,523Superintendent of Capitol Building

and Grounds, see Capitol.


PageSupt. of Documents, see Documents.Superintendent of Library Building

and Grounds, see Library.Superintendents, school, salaries........150Superior, Lake........................................... 414,

415,445,473,507,532,561,597,598,650 charts............................................... 445,599iron district................................... 260,375

Supervising Architect, see Architect.Suppes, Mary,............................................... 621Supplies, Army and Navy....................... 9,

70,240,289,355,364,404barber.................................................... 371for Indians....................................... 57,637Ordnance Department....................... 76post-offices............................................. 588

Supplies and Accounts, Bur. of. 60,155,264,379,410,439,468,503,528,556,588,642

report, 1903............................................. 153report, 1904............................................. 588

Supreme Court............................ 274,445,503 Iappeals.......................................... 251decisions........................................... 77,588distribution of reports......................... 186

Supreme Court, P. 1.................................. 560Supreme court of Germany................... 495Sureties, see Bonds.Surgeon-gen., Army, see Medical Dept.Surgeon-general, Navy, see Medicine

and Surgery, Bureau of.Surgeon-general," Public Health and

Marine - Hospital Service, see Public Health and Marine-Hos-pital Service.

Surgery, cattle........................................... 630District of Columbia................... 299,333Indian Territory................... 120,185,291

Surigao Strait, chart................................ 521Surra.............................................................. 71Surveyor, D. C........................................... 184Surveys, Colorado...................................... 22

irrigation............................................... 466map.....................,................................... 640publications of...................................... 260

Suspension ferry. Loire........................... 148Susquehanna River.................................. 74Susquehanna River basin....................... 638Sussex County, Del.......................... 294,335Sutfin, .Jane E......... ........................... 103,121Sutherland, George II..................... 199,228Sutter, W. B................................................. 330Swaffield,A.G ........................................... 534Swafford, Claude C............................ 201,244Swamp lands, Mississippi........................ 44Swans Island, Me., topographic sheet. 408 Swayne, Charles................. 239,354,627,628Swayne, Wager....................................... 8,251Sweden, Antarctic expedition.... 562,600

commercial disputes..................... 496commercial travelers........................ 581consular service.................................... 552fisheries................................................... 551flag in foreign waters.......................... 636sale of medicine................................... 406Venezuelan arbitrations................... 589

Sweeney, Edward D................................ 387Sweeney, Thomas C.................................. 251Sweeney, Thomas L........................ 316,358Sweep, channel and harbor........... 255,370Sweet, George H................................ 140,192Sweet, Milton H...................................... 19,35Swenson, John........................................... 36Swigert, Jacob........................................... 119Swine, see Hogs.Swisher, John W.............................. . 123,208Swisher, Joseph......................................... 47Switzer. Andrew W........................... 305,353Switzerland......................................... 149,496

American manufactures................... 55aniline industry.................................. 147

PageSwitzerland, commerce................... 523,636

grain........................................................ 494Swords, James W................................ 227,303Symbols, used on charts.......................... 60Symons, Thomas W... 187,241,242,289,364Synchronism, solar-terrestrial................145Syndicates, Germany................................ 55Syracuse, N.Y............................................... 578Syria, American machinery................... 372

American products in....................... 407archaeological excavations............... 496railroads................................................. 373windmills............................................... 496

T street northeast, D. C...............................217Tabanidae..................................................... 368Tablas Island, chart.................................. 521Tables, ballistic......................................... 270

for navigators...........................................586geographic............................................. 553meteorological...................................... 433physical................................................... 445

Tableware, unbreakable......................... 407Tabor, James V.................................... 195,236Tacloban, P. I., chart.............................. 371Tacoma, Wash......................................... 9,271Taenia botrioplites...................................... 629Taft, Albert H.................................... 307,352Taft Comn., see Philippine Comn., 2d.Tagg, Joseph............................................... 79Taggart, Mary.................................... 317,338Tags, manufacturers’.................. •............ 494Tahanea Islands, chart.......................... 410Tahiti Island, chart.................................. 379

inspection of vanilla beans............. 582Talc........................................................ 377,499Taliaferro, James P.................................... 8,

21,115,179,211,297,326,619Tallahatchie River................................... 74Talley, Ethel........................................ 316,342Tamatave, Madagascar........................... 407

। Tampa, Fla., thunderstorms................... 632Tampa Bay, chart...................................... 633

| Tanabe Wan, chart.................................... 438! Tangipahoa River..................................... 74I Tanner, William M............................ 208,245j Tannin.......................................................... 430

effect on clay............... ,............... 151,376' Tanyer, Alexander D....................... 322,348I Tapeworms.................„............................. 559

of chickens........................................... 629| Tappen, Edward M......................... 128,191I Tappmeyer, Frederick W....................... 6251 Tar.......................................................... 376,637Tarawa Lagoon, chart...................... 501Tarbell, G.F................................................. 331Tarbox, Charles A.............................. 238,308Tariff, appropriation for collecting.... 66

Argentina....................................... 156,557Australia......................... 256Austria..................................................... 256Bolivia............................................. 381,469Brazil........................ 265,406,411,439,495Canada................. 53,256,493,497,550,551Canary Islands...................................... 147Cape Colony........................................... 522Chile......................................... 411,469,590Colombia.... 53,265,372,381,439,557,590 Costa Rica........................ 64,411,469,590Cuba........... 147,157,265,372,373,411,504decisions.................................. 67,158,267,

382,412,441,470,504,529,558,591,646Ecuador............................................. 64,265foreign countries.................................. 496fruits and nuts...................................... 254Germany......................................... 148,522Great Britain.................................. 447,635Guatemala............ ............................... 381Haiti......................................... 157,440,557Honduras............................................... 148

494India........................................................

746 Inde x , 1904

PageTariff, Mexico.. 64,157,265,411,440,494,590

modern systems........................... 405,407Netherlands............................................495Nicaragua............................................... 558Panama Canal Zone.............................. 469Paraguay............................ ,.................. 266Peru........................................... 157,411,590preferential.............................. 55,256,372refund of duties, 1903 ........................ 158Russia...................................................54,551Salvador.................................... 65,440,558Santo Domingo............................ 495,557silk.......................................................... 496Spain............................................... 258,551Uruguay........................... 411,469,558,644

see also Customs Service—names of articles imported.__ . n-u..:..

Tartary, Gulf of, chart............................ 438Tasmania, coast lights............................ 154Taste, in fishes........................................... 565Tate, Parish C...................................... 140,242Tate, Mary.................................................. 211Tate, Robert J.................................... 321,341Tatum, Jane E................................ 211,246Tawney, James A... 48,120,219,252,335,366Taxes, D. C. 10,119,184,291,298,300,333,334

France.................................................... 372fruit brandy........................................... 413income.................................................... 257liquor...................................................... 411mine shares in south Africa............. 635railroads, etc........................................... 566rubber.................................................... 54schools of Indian Territory .... 636,637wines, Uruguay.................................... 65

Taylor, Aaron..................................... 317,359Taylor, Arthur.............................................653Taylor, Daniel................................... 203,232Taylor, Daniel M....................................... 119Taylor, Douglass................... 78,273,274,652Taylor, Edward.................................. 319,344Taylor, Elizabeth J................................... 653Taylor, John....................................... 211,343Taylor, Martha................................... 310,359Taylor, Thomas.......................................... 616Taylor, William D.............................. 103,121Taylor, William H..................................... 78Te Pito te Henna, see Easter Island.Tea, Argentina........................................... 156

Canton.................................................... 552importation and inspection............. 157India........................................................ 581substitute for........................................... 498

Teachers, commercial.............................. 581pensions................................................ 150Porto Rico................................ . 25,94,266salaries.................................................... 150

Teaching, agricultural............. 431,487,518Teams, reimportation.............................. 158Teche Bayou.................. 595Technical education................................ 552Technological schools.............................. 150Technology................................................. 564Tehuantepec railway.............................. 590Telegraph, Bolivia......................................504

Chile-Argentina convention........... 439China....................................................... 256Colombia............... . ............................... 265Germany......................................... 258,373Government rates................................ 504Japan...................................................... 373Korea...................................................... 258Philippines........................................... 272telephoning on wires used for........373type-printing ..■.................................... 258wireless. 437,469,496,510,527,585,586,641world’s connections............................ 642

Telegraph operators, military........Telegraph wires, D. C.......................Telephone cos.. New Brunswick ..

Page324,385.... 183

581 520496 496 373258 60282

274 274

Telephones, forecasts disseminated by.Germany......................................... .Nova Scotia...........................................using telegraph wires for................. .women in service...............................

Telescopes..................................... . ..........Astrophysical Observatory...............

Telfair, C. W..............................................Telfair, James R.......................................Teller, Henry M............... 6,11,179,295Telluride, Colo., topographic sheet.... 638Tempe, Ariz....................................... 6,22,141Temperance.....................................

instruction in public schools.Temperature................................ <

Berlin, Germany......................Binghamton, N* Y................... .low..............................................

.............. 95i............ 150433,563,602............ 433.............. 369

solar radiation and..............................Templeton, James A................................Temporary Home for ex-Union Soldiers

1655133

.... 356

.... 274290,354

............ 62

............ 526.............. 375........... 597179,182,220

and Sailors............. .Tenant, Thomas............. .Tennessee,courts of U.S.

post route map.......wells, springs, etc___zinc.................................

Tennessee River...............bridge............................locks and dams..................... 294,363’ 628

Tennessee, Society of the Army of the. 575 Tenney,Edwin J.........................'.... 308,353Terlingua, Tex., topographic sheet.... 57 Terrapins............................................. 389,474Terre Haute, Ind., bridge........ 182,220,294Terrell, Tex................................................ 145Terrestrial magnetism............. 370,563,602Territorial Asylum for Insane. 116,142,178 Territories ... 461

... 365

... 400

... 462.... 460.... 524... 143.... 50... 365 137,239

Alaska.....................Arbor Day...............boundaries............. .child labor.............coalmines...............diseases of animals, farmers’ institutes, hearings on.............labor disputes.........lotteries.....................obsolete ordnance.protection of miners’ lives........ 524,585schools of mines and mining........... 138war claims....................................... 12,294

Territories, Com. on,Senate. 22,116,214,619 Territories, Com. on the. House 141,249,364 Terry, Adrian.......................... ........... 195,228Terry, John D............................................. 14Testing, of timber...................................... 547Teter, Rebecca A....................................... 617Tewksbury, Eugene P............................ 627Texas, canals............................................... 249

connection with Greer Co.. Okla... 215 courts of United States.................40,178forest resources................................... 459gazetteer........... ..................................... 408gypsum deposits................................. 376Houston and Austin statues........... 428insects.................................................... 368military camp........................ 187,241,302post route map..................................... 62river and harbor improvement. 595,597 tobacco............................................. 504,520water power........................................... 638

Texas and Pacific Railwav Company. 534 Texas, Department of, report, 1903.... 384 Texas fever.................................................. 506


Page ( PageText-books, agricultural................. 431,487 I Tillinghast, Samuel.................................. 627

free....................... 150 Timber, see Lumber and timber—namesTextile art.................................................. 275 j of forest reserves.Textile machinery.................................... 497 Timber lands......................................... 44,362Textiles, Bohemian prices..................... 149 Canada...................................................... 496

cotton...................................................... 372 disposal of timber...................................213Germany.......................................... 406 Time............................................................... 370Uruguay..................................... .......... 590 equation of, 1905 .................................. 555

Thanksgiving Dav, proclamation . 428,575 . Time signals, Pacific Coast................... 410,Thayer, Henry C....................................... 353 438,467,502,527,556,586,641Thayer, Mamie........................................... 29 Timothy hay................................................ 49The Dalles, Oreg., see Dalles. Tin............. ............................................ 375,638The Hague, see Hague. Bolivia..................................................... 265Theaters, D. C.............................................. 80 1 Transvaal.............................................. 55Theresa, schooner.................................. 274,653 York region, Alaska...............................436Thermite.................. 497 Tin-plate...................................................... 258Thetis, snow.................................................. 274 1 Tineid moths.................................... 415,475Thief River, bridge............................. 121,613 Tippecanoe Lake, darters...................... 565Thief River Falls,Minn..bridge. 182,221,293 \ Tirrell, Charles Q................................ 217,333Thirteen-and-a-half street sw., D. C... 621 Tisdel, Amanda B................................... 37Thoits, Jennet..................................... 16,134 Titanium................... .................................... 583Thomas, Colon............................................ 326 I Titer test............................................... 430,486Thomas, Cynthia................................... 43,112 I Tlacolula, Mexico..................................... 265Thomas, Elizabeth..................................... 653 Toads............................................................ 402Thomas, George W..................................... 617 Toast................................................................402Thomas, John M......................................... 114 Tobacco.................................. 443,496,631,636Thomas, John W...................... 312,346 ; anticoupon bill........................................ 251Thomas, JosephG................................. 34,114 ! Cuba....................................... 504Thomas, Kirby................................... 119,212 France...................................................... 373Thomas, Lot........... 41,119,137,217,332,354 imports from Cuba.................................. 549Thomas, schooner............. ..................... 79 . Japan................................................. 55,581Thompson, Charles W............................... 329 leaf............................................................. 530Thompson, Cornelia A..................... 198,245 Mexico................................................. 64,469Thompson, David H...................’.. 34,303 New Mexico........................................... 261Thompson, Frances A.......................... 33,103 relief of growers............................ 251,366Thompson, Harry F.......................... 243,312 1 stemmed leaf........................................... 497Thompson, Hayden M..................... 211,339 tariff on importations from P. I. 269,385Thompson, Helim............................ 322,341 \ Texas...................................................504,520Thompson, James...................................... 618 Tobacco Company, American................... 373Thompson, James T.......................... 227,323 Tobacco stalk weevil................................. 402Thompson, John................................... 30,110 Tobacco wilt......................................... 432,488Thompson, John L. B...................... 195,236 Todd, Thomas H.G...................... 291,299,334Thompson, John W................................... 242 Tokotan Bay, chart................................... 556Thompson, Loucinda M................... 246,323 Toledo, Ohio, light..................................... 633Thompson, William B.............................. 241 । Tolman, Corinne................................. 139,194Thompson, William F....................... 107,125 j Tom, ship...................................................... 274Thomson, Paul W....................................... 628 j Tomac Harbor............................................ 74Thornton, Edgar W.......................... 314,338 ' Tomatoes.................................. 144,552Thornton, G. B.,jr..................................... 387 Tombigbee River, bridge............... 25,94,621Thornton, H. H.................................. 296,330 1 Tompkins, John J............................... 133,198Thornton, M. Lou.......................... 387 Tompkins, William G....................... 322,345Thoroman, Samuel H....................... 191,226 ' Toney, Elijah Y............ ............................. 79Thorpe, George N................................. 26,103 1 Tonnage, of vessels in foreign trade... 404Thrashing machines............................... 407 | of world’s principal ports................. 496Thread, cotton................................... 373 । Tonnage movement................................. 371Throckmorton, Job.......................... 226,315 Tonopah, Nev., ore deposits.................. 375Thunderstorms.................................. 254,632 topographic sheet...................................261Thurston, Emma................................ 211,245 Tool machinery-.......................................... 497Thurston, Robert H....................... 563,602 Tools, intrenching.............. ...................... 531Tibbetts, Lincoln W................................. 181 I Topeka, U. S. S............................................ 501Tibbetts Point, light......................... 121 Topographer................................................ 61Tibet...................................................... 563,601 ; Topographic and irrigation maps.........466Ticao, chart................................................. 491 Topographic sheets.............................. 56.Tichurst, Alfred......................................... 615 151,260,377,408,463,499,553,584,638Ticks, Australian....................................... 506 Topography.................................................. 370Ticonderoga River..................................... 74 Topping, Lydia A................................... 18,39Tidal currents............................................. 370 Torgeson, Kittil................................... 204,351Tidd, Edwin................... 32,200 Tornadoes, Moundville, Ala.................... 369Tide tables.................................................... 521 Torpedoboats,defenseagainstattacks. 531

Atlantic Coast......................................... 549 Torpedo destroyers..................................... 636Pacific Coast........................................... 549 TorpedoSta tion, see Naval Torpedo Sta.

Tides............... ’............................................. 370 Torrijos Bay, chart.................................... 521Ties,railroad.................................... 372,403 Tortugas, Fla., chart................................. 434Tiffany, John W......................................... 12 Tortugas Islands, see Dry Tortugas.Tifft, Claudius..................................... 314,338 Tortuguero Bay, chart............................. 468Tigre, Bayou................................................ 75 Totman, George D............................... 308,338Tillamook Bay, chart................................ 434 Totten, Joseph G........................................ 649

life-saving station..................... 9,294,336 Toulon. France.......................................... 55Tillett, William...................... ,............... 272 Tourists, in Switzerland.......................... 149

748 Ind ex , 1904

PagePageTowles, David T.......................... 36,102,288Town lots, sale of....................................... 120Town sites. Alaska.................................... 500

Hailey land district..................... 400,428Indian Territory.................................. 639

Towns, garrisoned', Philippines............ 384Townsend, Charles E........................ 221,337Townsend. James H.................... 237,306Townsend, James L.................................. 622Townsend, Lewis....................................... 348Towsley, Henry D.............................. 39,104Toxylon pomiferum.................................. 578Toys........................................................ 55,496Trachoma.................................................... 413Track and distance chart of the world. 438 Tracy, Fanny..................................... 205,236Trade, see Commerce—Exports—Im-

ports—entries subheaded com-merce under names of countries.

Trade arbitration......................................... 581Trade education, Germany.......................582Trade experts, German.................... ... 552Trade journals, Germany....................... 494Trade-marks, China.................................. 582

decisions................................................ 585infringement decision...........................496Japan..............................;...................... 495Morocco.................... 439Spanish America.......................... 528,644United States................................... 7,644used in interstate commerce, etc... 628 see also Official gazette, Patent Off.

Trade unions, Germany.......................... 523Great Britain...........'............................... 582

Trader. John....................................... 316,342Trading, with Indians............................ 466Trading associations, British................. 258Trading company, Danish..................... 148Trails, forest reserves.............................. 367Trains, automobile................................... 371

collisions and derailments............. 167,390,475,565

safety..................................... 373stopping, automatically..................... 258prevention of derailments................. 493

Tramways, see Electric railroads.Transandine Railway...................... 411,504Transatlantique,Compagnie Gendrale. 522Transfer checks. Treasurer’s................. 268Transit observations........................ 388,474Translations, copyright..................... 13,242Transportation, factor in foreign trade. 149

immediate........................................... 266,293,298,366,412,441,469,591

ocean...................................................... 523of Army and Navy supplies............. 9,

70,240,289,355,364,404of cattle.................................................. 485of dutiable merchandise................... 591of fruit...................................................... 534of grain.................................................. 372of immigrants....................................... 276of liquid air........................................... 406of mails........... . ................ 439of pupils to school........................ 150,374of salt...................................................... 276rates, see Freight rates.Trieste...................................................... 258

Transportation routes, China............... 256Japan.......................’.............................. 373Korea...................................................... 258

Transsiberian Railway............................ 55Transvaal, cattle....................................... 497

German exports to.............................. 149gold............................................................523minerals................................................. 497money order convention with U.S. 428 tin ............................................................ 55

Transvaal Observatory.......................... 403Trask. Renel W........ . ....................... 237,308

Travel, ocean............................................. 635Traverse, Lake........................................... 271Travis, George W.................................. 14,26Trawicks Landing, bridge............. 290,336Treadwell, William A.............................. 356Treasurer of United States........ 69,159,268

report, 1903............................................. 67report, 1904 ............................................. 592

Treasury, drafts and warrants................268Treasury decisions.................... 67,158,267,

382,412,441,470,504,529,558,591,646Treasury Department........ 66,157,266,381,

412,440,469,504,528,529,558,591,645horses, carriages, etc.......................... 47immigration acts amended............. 294lease of Alaskan islands..................... 146report, 1903....................................... 67,177report, 1904 ............................................. 645

Treasury Department, Auditor for the. see Auditor.

Treasury, Independent....................... 69,646Treaties, cataloguing................................ 416

Chinese exclusion................................ 52commercial.......................................... 493Indian.................................................... 575Indian, to print.............................. 44,428insular and military affairs............. 559reciprocity............................................. 552with foreign nations.......................... 427see also names of countries.

Treaty of Paris..................................... 70,506Trebizond.................................................... 496Trees, as forecasters of rain................... 254

forest........................................................ 547fruit................................................. 253,402insect injuries.............................. 401,486planting.................................................. 368planting exhibit.................................. 459shade........................................................ 577see also Big trees.

Trematodes................................................ 559Trent River, topographic sheet............. 554Trenton. N.J ............................................. 412Trepostomata............................................. 509Trewhitt, Daniel C................................... 251Trezevant, Mary....................................... 387Triangulation..................................... 255,370Trieste, Austria.......................... . 257,258Trimble, John A......................................... 651Trimble, South...................,.........119,217,333Trimmings, dress....................................... 148Trinidad............................................... 496,582Trinity River........................ 51,182,294,363Trismegistus Owstoni.............................. 603Tritons.......................................................... 509Triune, Tenn., M.E. Church South... 250Troglodytes........................................... 83,475Troops, see Army.Trophies, national, gunnery.....................291Tropics, dysentery............. '...................... 648

German machinery............................ 523kite flying............................................. 254

Trout, fry destroyed by hydra............. 565Trunk line traffic..................................... 407Trusts, coal.................................. 354,378,522

enforcement of laws........ 40, 59,137,152Germany................................................. 149glass........................................................... 148New Zealand................................ 580paper ....................................................... 399public house.......................................... 551Sherman antitrust law.........................378steel........................................................... 627

Truttee bacteria.......................................... 565Truxton Canyon, Indian school......... 57Trypanosoma............................................. 71Trypanosomiasis....................................... 71Tsu Sima Sound, chart............................. 410Tsukuba, Mount, Meteorological Ob-

servatory..................................... 632

J anuar y —Decemb er 749

Tubercle bacilli.......................... 143,546,576Tuberculosis........... 54,143,261,498,522,576

bovine.................................................... 49cure for.................................................. 493experimental camp............................. 587new serum............................................. 496preventing spread of.............................551

Tubers, Liberia......................................... 149Tubing, hollow bloom...............................497Tucacas, Venezuela.................................... 65Tucker, Charlton B.................................. 653Tucker, Harriet A.................................. 26,102Tucker,.). W................................................ 653Tucker, John B.................................. 223,312Tucker act.................................................. 251Tucuran, P. I., chart.................................. 633Tug Fork, bridge at Vulcan.... 97,219,294 i

bridge near Delorme. W. Va ... 220,294 bridge near Matewan. W. Va .. 220,294 bridge near Williamson.. 97,220,294bridges. Norfolk & Western Ry . 25,294 ;

Tuite, Ellen................................................. 622Tulane University...................................... 150Tully, Catherine................................ 210,243Tumanao, Port, chart.............................. 633Tumors, cattle.............................................. 630 jTungsten................................ 375,377,583,644Tunis, American windmills..................... 496

relations of France and U. 8.in. 265,410Tunnels, Chicago River.......................... 444Tupper, Ella C.................................... 207,343Turbellaria.................................................. 81Turbine, steam.......................................... 258Turin, Italy................................. ■'■■■ 147,149Turk, William W.................................. 17,136Turkestan, Chinese............................ 563,600Turkey, commerce............................ 373,552

consuls in............................................... 589cotton goods.................................. 372,523customs inspection.............................. 498flour-milling machinery..................... 523grape juice preparations................... 494Louisiana Purchase Exposition.... 258 paper...................................................... 523

Turkevs........................................................ 458Turkish baths.................................. 10,23,291Turks Island, salt..................................... 407Turner, Adaline T.................................... 46Turner, Alfred........................................... 274Turner, William................................ 107,139Turpentine................................................... 582Turtle Mountain Indians....................... 11Tuscaloosa County. Ala., bridge ... 25,178Tuscarora Lodge, I.O. O.F....................... 653Tuttle, George G......................................... 615Tutuila, mail matter from....................... 529Tweed, David...................................... 118,181Twentieth street northeast, D. C.......... 183Twenty-eighth street northeast, D. C.. 10Twenty-second street northwest, D. C. 184Twenty-third st. northwest, D*C.. 298,333Twine,' binder............................................. 66

postal service........................................ 61Two Friends, sloop.................................... 653Tyack, Josiah II.................................. 127,201Tying devices, postal service................. 61Tyler, John K............................................. 621Tyner, Samuel L................................ 130,203Type-printing telegraph........................ 258Type-writers, care of................................ 59Typesetting machines............................ 496Typhoid fever........................................... 413Typhoons, Asiatic waters.. 438,467,502,527Tyree, John M.................................... 208,233Tyson, Rachel................................... 243,309Uinta Mountains, iron ores....................... 375Ulna, osteomyelitis of.............................. 413Ulshafer, Sarah.................................... 37,114Umatilla Reservation.............................. 615Umbras................................................ 389,474

Page PageUmpqua River........................................... 75

chart........................................................ 52Unakite................................................. 389,474Unalaska Bay............................................. 460Unbreakable tableware.......................... 407Underground waters, Gila Valley........499

Louisiana............................................- - 526Underhill, William M...........................32,109Underwear, American, in Europe .... 523Unemployed, Sheffield............................ 373Unga, Alaska............................................. 440Union Agency, Ind. T.............................. 639Union for the Protection of Industrial

Property........................................... 378Union Pacific Railroad Company........534Union Pioneer Mining Company .. 121,290Union station, D.'C........... 6,9,291,298,334Unions, coal mine workers................... 405

labor...................... 406United American Mechanics and

United Daughters of America Cemetery Association..........648

United Kingdom, see Great Britain.United States, future and power of ... 523

map............................... 640map, to print.................................. 179,247railroad map.................................. 186,362

U. S. and Venezuelan Claims Comn.. 591United States coast pilot......... 434,460,549Universities................................................ 150

American vs. German.......................... 498German.................................................. 407

University avenue, D. C........................ 9University of Arizona............... 142,214,289University of Mississippi........................ 248University of Montana.................... 141,178Upland cotton............................................. 401Upshur, Custis P....................................... 96Upton, Jonas H........................................... 623Uranium............................................... 377,583urgent uenciencv appropriations........ zo,

93,95,117,620Urinary organs, cattle............................ 630Uruguay ...................... 65,157,266,

381,411,440, 469,504,529,558,590,644commerce...’......................................... 498

Urup Island, chart.................................... 556Useful tables, for navigators................... 586Useless papers, see Papers.Ushishir Islands, chart............................ 556Utah, fish hatchery.................................. 300

gypsum deposits.................................. 376historic and prehistoric ruins.......... 639iron ores................................................. 375irrigation....................................... 459,466irrigation, to print....................... 140,294pensions.................................................. 326post route map..................................... 62reclamation of land............................ 525salt............................................................ 375slate.......................................................... 375Smoot, Reed................................... 212,399

Utica, N. Y., port of delivery. 142,179,182,267V street northwest, D. C ... 10,217,288,291Vaccination, for hydrophobia............ 523Vactor, Joseph.................................... 325,341Vadis, W. Va., topographic sheet.......... 554Valdez, Alaska, road.......................... 22,117Valley breezes............................................. 145Valparaiso Harbor.................................... 496Vanadium........................................... 377,583Van Aernam, Francis....................... 237,306Van Alstine, Sarah J........................ 237,307Van Brunt, Ralph............................ 204,347Van Campen, John C....................... 201,347Vance, Linens V................................ 238,308Vanceboro, N. C., topographic sheet... 464Van Cott, Cornelius.................................. 61Vancouver, B. C....................................... 256Vancouver Island, chart........................ 438

750 Index , 1904

PageVandegrift Construction Company ... 645Van Deusen, Delos............................ 223,312Van Fleet, Abraham S..................... 234,304Vanilla beans............................................. 582Vanzant, Julia C................................ 211,245Vanzant, Mary E ........................... 304’ 350Vapor of water...-...................................... 509Varadero Bay, chart................................ 460Variation of compass........................ 60,263Variety, schooner...................................... 164Various bureaus......................... 83,166,275

389,416,446,475, 509,533,564,603,655Varnes, William................................ 211,245Varnor, William........................................ ’ 80Vassar, Levi............................. 140,206Vaught, Allen ........................................ 80Vaught, Carroll......................................... 80Vaught, Jacob........................................... 80Vaught, Michael, see Vaught, Mitchell.Vaught, Mitchel]....................................... 80Vaught, Sarah A....................................... 80Veatch, Elias....................................... 210,226Veazie, Eli...................................."' ’ 193’ 238Vegetable fibers, see Fibers. Vegetables, Liberia.................................. 149

mulching............................................... 458proteids.................................................. 430shading.................................................. 577

Vehicles, Australia.................................. 371motor............. ........................................ 55reimportation....................................... 158

Veins, mineral............................................ 358Venezuela........................................... 65,157

381,411,440,469,504,529,558,590,644 arbitrations.................................... 265,589cattle for Cuba..................................... 635chart......... .............................................. 60commerce.................................................407commercial code........................... 529foreign companies.............................. 498newspapers........................................... 635steamship line..................................... 497tariff........................................................ 266unfairness in trade with..................... 373U. S. and Venezuelan Cis. Comn .. 591

Venier, James H....................................... 326Ventilation of stables.............................. 253Ventura, Cal., topographic sheet..........408Venus, schooner....................................... 164Venus, ship...................................................653Venus, sloop............................................... 80Veracruz (state)...................................... ' 373Vermilion, Ohio......................................... 75Vermillion, Reuben.......................... .... 30Vermont, copper mines.............................375

courts of United States............... 290,353mail contracts...................................... 528post route map............................ 62quartz...................................................... 375records of State organization 295,301,355river and harbor improvement.... 595war claims......................................... 46,94 Iwells, springs, etc................................ 526 I

Vermont avenue, D. C.............................. 9Vernay, James D....................................... 186Vertical component ■ f wind................. 403 !Vessels, see Shipping—Steamboats—

War-ships.Veterinary Medical Assoc., American. 577 jVeterinary zoology............................ 143,629Vice-President of U. S., election........... 645Vickers, William H............................ 36,201Vicksburg National Military Park’'

Commission, report, 1903 ............. 269Vicksburg,Sh reveport and Pacific R.R. 390Victoria, Brazil.......................................... 459 |Victoria, Tex...............................................402 |Vienna, Austria, American shoes........ 55

commercial museum........................... 256 1Consular Academy............................. 406 I

PageVienna, Austria, hospital...........................523

United States embassy....................... 63Vieques Sound, chart.............................. 52

[ Vifquain, Victor....................................... 32i Vigo County, Ind., bridges.... 182,220,294: Vinalhaven, Me., subport........ 252,294,382| topographic sheet.............................. 463I Vincent, David......................................... 274

Vincent, Susan A...................................... 274Vincent, William............. ................ 204,236Vinegar................................................ 53,577Vineyard Sound................................ 161,521

light-ship............................................... 297i Vintage, Germany, 1903 ..................... 258

Spain............. ........................................ 552Virgin Passage, chart............. ................ 52Virginia, cement...................................... 375

courts of United States............... 239,290gazetteer................................................ 463gypsum deposits................................ ' 376labor statistics...................................... 405mail contracts...................................... 528post route map............................... 62

I * river and harbor improvement.... 597I Visayas, Dept, of the, report, 1903... 75.384j Vital statistics................................. ' 549

Colon...................................................... 268compensation for transcribing. 7,117,294Panama.................................................. 384registration............................................. 633

Viven, Celia M................................... 199,243j Vladivostok, Siberia, map................... 532I Vohn, Wiljiam P................................ 303,348

Volcanoes, Philippines....................... 443Voll, Louis........................................... 222,307Volstead, Andrew J...................... 44,249,363Voltage, electric....................................... 372Voltameter.............................................. ’ 580Volunteers, correspondence & records! 414

War with Spain..................... 250,378,652Von Kusserow, Mary............................ 20,29Von Lukowitz, Charles................... 239,312Vortex rings.............................................. 579Vulcan, W. Va., bridge............... 97, 219,294Vulcan Coal Company............... 97,219,294W street northeast, D. C............. 98,217,291Waarsteson, John.............................. 203,245Wabash, U. S. S........................................... 59Wabash River................................ 75,271,595

bridges..................................... 182,220,294Waccamaw River.............................. 271,597Wachter, Frank C...................•_.................. 240Wadsworth, James W................ 117,218,289Wages, Carrie..................................... 112,244Wages.........................................""" 491,’636

British Columbia................................ 552British locomotive employees.......... 54

Great Bri tain..........................................582sailors............................................... 404Spain .... . ................. .'.'.’ 258see also Salaries.

Wagner, Augustus............................ 135,194Wagner, John A....................................... 180Wagner, Laura A..................................... 180Wahpeton, N. Dak., topographic sheet. 464Wahpeton Indians..................... 274,429,466Walden, Dan............................................... 45Waldo, Ira........................................... 318,339Waldo, John....................................... 307,352Wales, lunacy............................................. 635Wales Island Packing Co.. 96,156,217,300Walker, C. Wilson...................................... 100Walker, David.................................... 208,222Walker, George......................................... 637Walker, J. J................................................. 45Wal ker, James M....................................... 623Walker, Margaret M............................ 19,37Walker, Mary A......................................... 80Walker, Thomas H...................................... 616

Jan ua ry —Decemb er 751

PageWalking locomotive................................ 257Walla Walla, Fort...................... 214,248,294Wallace, Annie M...................................... 625Wallace, Dan H.................................. 108,139Wallace, Emma R.............................. 128,201Wallace, James P................................ 35,109Wallace, R. Howard.................................. 622Waller, Elizabeth B.................................. 653Waller, Franklin....................................... 617Waller, John........................ 115,216,327,620Walls, George W................................ 132,194Walsh, Amelia.................................... 198,222Walter B. Chester, schooner................... 332Walters, Liberty B............................ 226,326Walton, John .'................................... 105,237Walts, James....................................... 207,244Wambaugh, Ira B.............................. 127,196Wanamaker, John................................... 330Wanbliska, N. Dak., bridge... 182,220,292 Wanger, Irving P............................... 25,337Wanless, John A.......................................... 356 IWantage rod, Alexander’s....................... 158 !War, motor boats in.................................. 580

naval ...................................................... 587*on land..................................................... 587 ।

War claims, findings, see Ct. of Claims, horses, etc.................... 383,387Iowa.................................................. 96,178Missouri ................................................ 383Vermont............................................. 46,94War with Spain.................................... 294see also War Claims, Committee on.

War Claims, Committee on........ 44,142,250War Department................................ 69,159,

268,413,441,471,505,530,559,592,647 , flying-machines.................................... 23horses, carriages, etc......... ................ 41Indian war records............... 41,294,302Isthmian Canal Commission, 1904-.. 400 report, 1903........ 177,268,269,384,415,442report, 1904 ..................................... 647,649reports, 1899-1903................................. 413

WTar Department, Auditor for the, see Auditor.

War of Rebellion, see Civil War.War-ships...................... 7,59,95,153,180,614 i

memoranda for officers..................... 60,155,264,379,410,439 ;

movements of vessels...........................255ship-building....................................... 409

War with Spain, captured Mauser rifles 240 claims...... . .............. 12,47,250,294,652claims of Iowa................................ 96,178extra pay for officers, etc..................... 267volunteers............................................. 378

Warblers...................................................... 576Ward, John H............................................... 653 IWardell, Sara A.................................. 103,306Wardle, Joseph............................................. 349 •Wardrop, Susannah O....................... 195,221Wardwell, Samuel.................................... 79Ware, Sarah E............................................. 78Warehouses, bonded................................ 366

bottling.................................................. 530Chile........................................................ 644distillery................................................ 646

Warentz. David................................... 30,106Warner, Charles H.................................... 621Warner, Vespasian..................................... 41Warner Mountains forest reserve........629Warrants, Choctaw Indians............. 99,335

Treasury................................................ 268Warren, Chadbourne H................... 307,353Warren, Francis E..................................... 8,

12,59,96,100,181,187,213,297,302 Warren, Lucy..................................... 134,194Warren, Nathaniel............................ 237,307Warren, Thompson............................ 107,222 iWarren, W. J............................................... 45Warren, General, brig................................ 653 I

Warren ChannelPage . 404

Warrlner, Ory...................................... 110,132Warroad, Minn.................................. 75,595Warroad River............. ...................... 75,595Warsaw, Russia.................. 372,403Warwickshire, sugar beets ..................... 492Washburn, Hamden C....................... 326,361Washes, see Insecticides.Washington, George, bust of............ 64,295Washington, D. C., see District of

Columbia.Washington, schooner.............................. 164Wash., Alexandria and Mt. Vernon Ry. 165Washington Aqueduct............... ............ 594Washington Aqueduct filtration plant. 594Washington Barracks, D. C., Army

War College.............................. 69,597Washington County, Pa., bridge. 25,26,178Washington Home for Incurables........183Washington Hospital for Foundlings. 637

report, 1903........................................ 524report, 1904............................................. 526

Washington-L'Enfant plan..................... 295Washington Loan and Trust Co...... 387Washington Market Company....... 80Washington Monument................... 599,650Washington Railway and Electric Co. 165Wash. Sanitary Housing Co... 184,291,333Washington Southern Railway Co .... 84Washington State, coast pilot............... 146

Colville Reservation. 11,120,219,290,301 courts of United States............... 137,301elk national park.................................. 249geology..................................................... 56irrigation................................................. 466post route map............... ...................... 62Puyallup Indians................... 99,293,301reclamation of land...............................525rivers and harbors.............................. 597subports of entry.................................. 251timber on mineral lands..................... 213Walla Walla, Fort...........................214,248Yakima Reservation....... 334,613,615

Wasson, Ella............................................... 653Wasson, Frank........................................... 653Wasson, Richard F.................................... 653Wasson, Samuel R.............................. 42,112Wasson, Victoria........................................ 653Waste papers, see Papers.Wat Chang pagoda........................... 602,603Watab Rapids Power Company... 292,337 Watch duty, Life-Saving Service..........646Water, absorption of vapor..................... 509

desert plants as source of............ 563,602devices for purifying.............................373District of Columbia.............................654filtration plants......................................257increased flow in springs................... 433mineral........................................... 376,583of eastern United States..................... 525pollution of.................................... 582,583Susquehanna River basin................. 638underground.................................. 499,526see also Irrigation.

Water-mains, D. C....................... 10,290,333Water power, electric power from .... 493

Isere........................................................ 257Texas...................................................... 638

Water resources, James River Valley . 436Salinas Valley....................................... 465

Water rights, Arkansas Valley............. 49Water-supply, algse, etc., in................... 403

District of Columbia................... 594,649Louisiana............................................... 526relation of timber to........................... 459

Water-supply papers................................ 408,436,465,499,525,526,553,583,638

Water-tightness, ship-building............. 409Waterbury, Conn., topographic sheet. 584Wateree River........................................... 75

752 Index , 1904

PageWaterhouse test for renovated butter. 430Watermelons............................................... 402Waters, Anna....................................... 43,206Waters, George M................................ 18,136Waters, Isaac W.................................. 320,341Waters, Thomas B.................................... 45Waterspouts...................... 145Watertown Arsenal.................................. 162Watervliet Arsenal............... .................. 162Waterways, see Canals—Inland waters.Watkins, George L................................... 80Watkins, John C....................................... 80Watkins, Junius F................................... 80Watmough, William N............................ 80Watson, Hampton C................................ 35Watson, L. S., Manufacturing Co........333Watt, Jane M............................................. 31Watt, John............................................. 27,106Watt, Robert.............................................. 80Watt, Robert, jr......................................... 80Watters, Liberty B,, alias................. 226,326Wattle, Australian................................... 547Watts, Benjamin F.................................. 625Watts, I. P...................................................... 272Waugh, Beverly......................................... 619Waugh, Mary j.................................. 321,342Waves, on engineering structures .... 561Waxes, from aquatic products............. 389Way, Elizabeth C.............................. 303,348Wayland, N. Y., topographic sheet.... 464Waynesburg, Pa., topographic sheet.. 151Ways & Means, Com.on. 47,142,251,366,628Wea Indians.............................................. 11Wealth producers, New South Wales.. 636Wear, Thomas J......................................... 45Weather, 1903 ............................................. 401

forecasting..................................... 563,603see also Weather Bureau, Agric.

Dept.—Weather Bureau, P. I.Weather Bureau, Agriculture Dept. 50,145,

254,369,403,433,490,520,548,579,632report, 1902-03 ....................................... 433stations........................................... 401,520use of records in court............... 401,520

Weather Bureau, P. 1............................ 71,270,444,472,506,560,593

report, 1902 ............................................. 507report. 1903............................................. 472

Weather review, Monthly............. 51,145,254,369,403,433,490,520,548,579,632

Weaver, John........................... 125,200,288Weaver, Louisa..................................210,342Weaver, Mary E....................................... 625Weaver, Samuel S................................ 96,332Weaver-bird, African....................... 389,475Webb, Frank A............................................. 216Webb, Franklin.................................. 229,316Webb, John C..................................... 193,236Webb, John P..................................... 231,323Webber, Josephine L.............................. 42Weber, Sallie B.......................................... 616Webster, Abbie E................................ 32, 111Webster, Amon A...................................... 310Webster, Emma A............................ 316,347Webster, Lewis M.............................. 188,232Weeds, used in medicine........................ 253Weeks, George........................................... 624Weems, Joseph................................... 138,197Weems. Mary J........................................... 322Weepecket Rock....................................... 72Weevils, chestnut..................................... 402

cotton-boll............................ 6,23,48,144,401,402,403,458,518,546,557,629,630

cotton-boll, to print............................ 361cowpea pod.............................................402nut-feeding.............................................402tobacco stalk......................................... 402

Weidner, Henrietta....................................628Weight, British standard.........................149

imported merchandise......................... 66

PageWeights, Great Britain...............................582

per bushel of seeds.............................. 547Weil’s disease............................................. 413Weinhold, Adolph............................ 218,299Weitfle, Charles............. . ......................... 199Welch, David C.................................. 306,338Welch, Stephen......................................... 617Welding, blowpipe.................................... 258Welles, T. E................................................ 328Wells, Homer D................................... 19,127Wells, Nelson..................................... 312,340Wells, William............;..................... 321,339Wells, eastern United States................... 525Wellsville, Ohio, topographic sheet... 465Welsh, Joseph..................................... 231,314Welt, Joseph K...................................... 18,30Welton, Marvin......................................... 625Wenatchee-Chelan district................... 56Wentworth, Thomas P..................... 110,228Wertz, John T.................... 116West, Alfred J........................................34,188West, David............ .................................... 70West, John................................................... 70

.West, John.............. .................................... 653West, William B .,.................................. 653West, cream separators on farms.......... 458

hydrology............................................. 465reclamation of land................. . . 563,601roads................................................ 401,432soil surveys.................................... 432,488tree planting on farms.........................459

West Africa, see Africa.West Glasgow, Mo.................................... 73West Indies........................................... 82,409

clouds.................................................... 520grasses and cattle.................. 372hurricanes..................................... 438,502lights...................................................... 59meteorology......................................... 433nephoscope observations................. 433storms...................................................... 403sugar........................................................ 496tide tables............................................... 549

| West Mountain........................................... 248West Point,N.Y.,see Military Academy.

i West River.................................................. 161| WestSpringfield, Mass.,bridge. 290,298,336

West Virginia, courts of U. S. 40,93,290,354 gazetteer..................................... 499mail contracts............................... 528post route map...................................... 62

Westbend, Wis., topographic sheet... 151 j Westbrook, Juliette............................ 33,103| Westchester, Pa., topographic sheet.. 465 I Western Alaska Construction Com-

pany............................ 214,248,294,365Western hemisphere, map..................... 265Westerville, Ohio, topographic sheet. 464 Westmoreland Co., Pa., bridge.. 25,26,178 Weston, James H.............................. 131,324Weston, John F......................................... 118Weston, W. Va., topographic sheet.... 465

, Westphalia, coal syndicate........... . 493| Westpoint, Ky............................................. 386

Wetherell, George W...........................108,130Wetmore, George P................. 186,302

| Wetzel, Jacob..................................... 132,189I Weymouth Fore River............................ 75I Whales.................................................. 563,603

killer.................................................. 83,475finback................................................... 82whalebone............................................. 509

Whaley, James H.............................. 207,343Wharves, Nicaragua................................ 504

Porto Rico, etc...................................... 335Whealton, William............................ 227,325Wheat.................................................... 496,577

Argentina......................................... 64,433cultivation in alfalfa fields............... 631durum.................................................... 547


Page ।Wheat, flour and brefed.............................. 401 '

for macaroni................... 144,147,401,488France..................................................... 149Great Britain................................... 582 iinsect enemies....................................... 49 [Manchuria............................................. 258Manitoba & Northwest Territories . 552 meteorological service....................... 254world’s crop.................................... 504,636

Wheatland, Charles.......................... 102,124Wheeler, Edwin H.............................. 14,133Wheeler, Henry.................. 312,349Wheeler, James F................................ 43,115Wheeler, Jane.................................... 197,227Wheeler, Sarah E................................ 37, 111Wheeler, William L........................... 40,105Wheeler, William W................................. 387 jWheeler survey......................................... 260Wheels, current-..........................................487Whipple, Charles H.................................. 76Whipple, Dotha J...................................... 616White, Daniel..................................... 318,346White, Devernia................................ 326,360White, Eliza A........................................... 330White, George H........................................ 186White, Hiram W................................ 198,343White, John................................................. 623White, John E.................................... 226,312 IWhite, JohnS............................................. 653White, Patrick, alias................................. 312 jWhite, Samuel K........................................ 622White, William 0 .............................. 308,352White v. Hunter......................................... 620 |White, zinc................................................... 373 jWhite Earth Reservation.. 294,300,335,436 IWhite Fish Bay, chart............................... 445 |White House, see Executive Mansion.,

II1111C 1UVUH Ictllln, 11. IVICA.., vvai................ otoWhite Oak Res., see Winnebagoshish.White pine.................................................. 403 |White River................................................ 595 IWhite River forest reserve................... 400 !White Stone Hills battle-field.. 249,294,328White willow............................................. 578Whited, John K.................................. 322,360 jWhitehead, Ella F............................ 196,225 |Whitehead, Georgia A..................... 107,140Whitehead, John.................................. 37,314Whitehouse, John P......................... 194,239Whitley, Samuel G. H....................... 223,312Whitman, Joseph.............................. 222,306Whitman, Robert.............................. 235,304Whitman, Thomas J ................................ 653 IWhitmore, John S.............................. 306,338Whitney, Ann J.................................. 133,200Whitney, David......................................... 618Whitney, James W............................ 238,308Whitney, Leonard J......................... 122,211Whitney, Mount....................................... 145Whitson, Ellen R...................................... 79 IWhitten, Mary E....................................... 229Whyrich, Phillip................................ 191,234Wichita, Kans............................................ 276 |Wichita forest reserve.............................. 248Wichita Mountains........................... 151,583

gold.......................................................... 375Wickham, Frederick C..................... 235,303 jWickliffe, Ky.............................................. 75 jWidvey, Theodore J......................... 311,348 |Wiedemann, Ferdinand........................ 36Wiel & Anumdsen................................. 70,96 IWigert, Charles.................................... 33,103Wiggin, Hannahs............................ 105,236Wilbur, Edward A................................ 29,114Wilcox, Charles M.................................... 31Wilcoxon, L. C............................................ 47 iWilcoxon, Willie....................................... 47Wilde. Mark................................................. 623 |

PageWilder, Mercy J.................................. 318,345Wiley, Ariosto A.... 43,140,246,357,361,628Wiley, Howard........................................... 617Wiley, Thomas C................................ 319,344Wiley, William H......................... 24,218,621Wilfong, Henry.................................. 112,124Wilhoite Bend........................................... 73Wilkerson, William Y. M................. 31,309Wilkesbarre, Pa......................................... 74Wilkesboro, N. C................................ 290,353Wilkins, Minnie C............................ 243,303Wilkinson, James.............................. 204,230Wilks, Richard.................................. 112,139Willamette River............... 161,271,597,649Willard, Electa L.............................. 190,229Willbur, James M.................................. 8,331Willey, Anna M......................................... 274Willey, John H.................................... 105,134Willhite, Isaac N................................ 223,312William, brig......................... 80,164Williams, Andrew J.......................... 113,124Williams, Charles B.......................... 304,342Williams, Dudley R. W..................... 42,104Williams, Eliza.................................... 21,136Williams, Hugh, jr......................................620Williams, John S......................................... 366Williams, John W...................................... 250Williams, Joseph....................................... 653Williams, Peter......................................... 627Williams, Ramon 0........................... 181,216Williams, Siloam................................ 196,338Williams, Stacy.................................. 326,340Williams, Thomas................................ 13,29Williams, Thomas...............................210.224Williams, William R................................ 305Williamson, Anson P.............................. 36Williamson, David W....................... 129,208Williamson, Mary...................................... 619Williamson, W.Va., bridge.... 97,220,294Williamson Coal Company........ 97,220,294Williford, A. J........................................... 78Willis, Joseph W.................................. 312,340Willows, basket.................................. 519,546

white............... ........................................ 578Wills, David............... . ........................ 243,304Wilmington, N. C., St. James Parish.. 653Wilmore Basin, coal.................................... 375Wilson, Abram....................................... 14,26Wilson, Arthur B........................................ 80Wilson, Ellen A.................................. 320,359Wilson, John........................................ 304,341Wilson, John F........................................... 142Wilson, Mary J.................................... 139,202Wilson, Mary P.................................. 202,343Wilson, R. H............................................... 80Wilson. Sarah C.................................. 204.225Wilson, Walker.................................. 314,342Wilson, William W...................................... 240Wilson, N. C., topographic sheet..........554Wilt disease of tobacco................... 432,488Winchester, Va., Braddock St. Metho-

dist Episcopal Church South.... 274Catholic Church.................................... 274Centenary Reformed Church............ 387

Wind River Reservation................. 300,335Windmills........................................... 496,636Window gardens..........................................368Winds......................................................... 433

vertical component...............................403Wines..................................................... 496,582

Chile........................................................ 441

11778—No. 120—05---- 10

Germany................................................... 55orange..................................................... 581Uruguay, consumption tax............. 65

Winfield, W. Va., M. E. Church South. 654Wing, Ebenezer...................................... 17,36Wing, Napoleon B.................................... 622Wingate, Eva H................................ 196,243Wingate, Joseph....................................... 626

754 Inde x , 1904

PagePage iWinn, Carolines.................................. 43,111Winnebago Reservation.......... 185,293,335Winnebagoshish Reservation........ 409,436Winnipeg, Canada, ry. to Hudson Bay. 407Winnipeg, Yankton & Gulf Ry. Co. 120,292Winter, 1903-04 ........................................... 403

climate............. ................ ............ 490,548Winter flounder........................... 549Winters, Florence J................................. 349Winthrop, Mass............................ 41,179,186Winthrops Cove.............................<>.... 73Wintz, George...................................... 27,108Winyah Bay.................................................271Wireless telegraph................................... 437,

469,496,510,527,585,586,641Wisconsin, arbitration board reports.. 52

courts of United States.'............41,178labor statistics..................................... 435Marquette statue.............................. 41,428military camp....................... 187,241,302post route maps................................ 61,62river improvement.............................. 595

Wisconsin Central Railroad .. 214,248,294Wise, Henry B..................................... 302,356Wither-tip .................................................. 253Witnesses, courts-martial, etc................. 358

criminal cases....................................... 41Witt, Matilda...................................... 309,358Witte, Serge Julievitch.......................... 551Wives, witnesses in criminal cases.... 41Wixson, Marvin A............................ 223,315Wokas.......................................................... 275Wolcott, Clarissa................................ 304,343Wolverton, James T.................................. 624Woman Suffrage, Select Com. on............214Women, and farmers’ institutes.......... 50

German postal, etc., service............... 258suffrage........................................... 214,239

Women, Columbia Hospital for..............165Women’s Clubs,Gen.Federation of. 291,333Wonderly, Catharine M................... 134,192Wood, Bucklin H.............................. 201,346Wood, Charles N......................................... 309Wood, David B........t.............. 109,128Wood, Elijah G........................................... 340Wood, Horace E................................ 132,200Wood, Josiah......................................... 231,315Wood, Peter C..................................... 321,341Wood, Robert T.................................. 209,224Wood, American, in Havre................... 149

British imports..................................... 636for pulp.................................................. 148France.................................................... 373hard, in Madagascar............................ 373see also Lumber and timber.

Wood oil........................................................ 373Woodbury, George H..................................618Woodbury, Harriet J........................ 317,350Woodlots, forest planting in................... 489Woodman, Alfred..................................... 39Woodruff, Amos...................................... '. 47Woods, John....................................... 231,303Woods, Joseph........................................... 628W’oods, Samuel G.............................. 111,122Woods Hole, Mass........................ 75,446,565Woodstock, Va., Presbyterian Church. 274Woodville, Tex......................................... 548Woodward, Okla....................................... 545Woodworking...............................................593Woodworth, Matthew..................... 105,136Woodworth, William D................... 323,348Wool, Argentina....................................... 644

Australasia...............................................552Belgium.................................................. 496Bradford...................................................258degreasing...................................... 149,523Marseille................................................ 496reindeer.................................................. 373

Woolard, Eliza.................................... 206,227

Woolen cloth........................................... 149Woolen goods, Canada..........................582

Persia................................................... 55Worcester County, Md......................... 578Working, Daniel W............................ 311,341Working people, housing.................... 496Workingmen’s bank............................ 147Workman,Eliza ................................ 321,342World, map............................................. 265

statistics............................................. 435World’s educator, United States...... 55World’s Fair, St. Louis, see St. Louis,

La. Purchase Expos., 1904.Worley, John.................................. 615Worms, eye................................. 629Worster, Lizzie M.............................. 139,200Wrangell Narrows.................................... 75Wreckage.................................................... 154Wrecks, due to overloading, etc.......... 53

Great Lakes........................................... 50reported at Azores.................................. 263see also Accidents.

Wrens...................................................... 83,475Wright, Charles......................................... 11Wright, Emma E. S........................... 113,127Wright, George G .............................. 195,351Wright, Henry D.................................. 15,26Wright, Henry E......... ............................. 626Wright, Joseph S......... . .................... 224,325Wright, Louisa M.............................. 205,222Wright, Monroe W.................................... 618Wright, Ruth E......................................... 16Wright Co.,Minn., bridge. 178,221,292,298

dam........... ................................... 25,178Wright road, D. C.............................. 290,333Writers, industrial.................................... 558Writs of error....................................... 40,178Wurttemberg, industries........................ 258Wurtz, Mary......................................... 38,108Wyandot Indians......................... 11,219,294Wyandotte, Mich...................................... 161Wyatt, L. B................................................. 331Wybrant, John.................................... 235,305Wyllys, Mary M......................................... 307Wynne, Elizabeth...................................... 623Wynoka, towboat...................................... 649Wyoming, fish hatchery........................ 300

gypsum deposits.................................. 376irrigation............................................... 466post route map...................................... 62reclamation of land............................ 525sheriffs’ encounter with Indians... 57Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home............. 22Wind River Reservation............... ’.. 300

Wyoming, U. S. S............... ........................ 587Wyoming avenue, D. C........... 217,290,299Wyse, Mary E..................................... 325,359Yakima Reservation................. 334,613,615Yalobusha River....................................... 75Yalu, battle of............................................. 507Yamada, Japan, chart......................... 263Yamagawa, Japan, chart....................... 502Yancy, Carrie............................................. 78Yankton, S. Dak., bridges..................... 97,

120,178,292,614Yankton, Norfolk and Southern Rail-

Yantic, Mont., topographic sheet........554Yaquina Bay............................................... 161Yaquina River........................................... 75Yards and Docks, Bur. of, rp., 1903.. 61,153

report, 1904............................................ 642Yam, Bradford......................................... 258

manufacture......................................... 149Yates, Chile................................................ 557Yaw, Mary.............................................210,229Yawn, Green B..................................... 21,42Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Railroad

Company................................ 534


PageYdris, Jaji bin........................................... 69Yearbook, 1903 .................................... 400,485

1903, separates....................... 429,430,432,433,486,487,488,489,490,518,519,520

Yellow atrophy of liver........................... 413Yellow-bellied terrapin................... 389,474Yellow7 book, Venezuela........................... 589Yellow catfish............................................. 565Yellow fever............................................... 268Yellow fever mosquitoes............ 69,162,507.

destruction of, to print....................... 140’Yellowstone forest reserve..................... 400Yellowstone National Park..................... 597

report, 1903 ............................................. 524Yeomans, Abraham J......................... 31,205Yeomen, enlistment in Navy............... 379Yerba, mate................................................. 498Yesashi, Japan, chart.............................. 641Yick, Quong Hong, see Quong.Yingling, George E.................................. 619Yohum, Philipp......................................... 349Yokohama, Japan, naval hospital.... 60YTork, Freeman...................................... 40,105York, William.................................... 195,237York, Alaska, tin.............................. 375,436York, Me.......................................'.............. 161Yorktown, U. S. S...................................... 437Yosemite Nat. Park... 116,327,363,637,640

report, 1903 ............................................. 524report, 1904............................................. 640

Young, Abram.................................... 238,324Young, Amalia C................................ 304,350

PageY’oung, Annie............................................. 626Young, Charles E...................................... 626Young, Charles W.................................... 625Young, Euphama A......................... 233,324Young, George T................................ 131,209Young, H. Olin..................... 138,218,242,357Young, John L........................................... 250Young, Joseph S.................................... 21,28Young people, and farmers’ institutes. 50Yount, Elizabeth B.......................... 318,352Yukon, railroad................................. 256Yukon Valley....................................... 384

coal.................................................... 150Zabel, Oswald Carl............................. 330Zabriskie, Elias B............................... 331Zaca Lake forest reserve.................. 428Zamacona, Manual Maria de............... 440Zante, petroleum....................................... 581Zanzibar, treaty with U. S.. 63,155,373,428

Zellers, Isaac....................................... 114,232Zerbe, Cilla, see Erving, Annie P.Zimmer Spanish tobacco........................ 520Zinc......................................... 375,377,499,553Zinc white.................................................. 373Zircon............................................................ 499Zittau, Germany....................................... 496

technical institute................................ 498Zoll, Annie H............................................. 33Zoological Park, National.. 98,217,288,291Zoology, index-catalogue............... 143,629Zurich, Switzerland, cotton congress. 522

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