Index
American Christianity doubted, [149]. Fashions adopted in Cagayan, [109]–[110]. Mestizas, [71]–[72]–[73]. Women first seen in coast towns, [31], [55]–[56], [156]–[157], [219], [237]–[238]–[239]–[240]–[241]–[242]–[243].
American flag Moros’ love for, [149]. Presented to Bogobos, [152]–[153]. Redeems Bogobo village from savagery, [153].
Anting-anting, [42].
Arolas, General Achievements in Sulu, [200].
Balambing, [205]–[206]. How marked on chart, [205]. Love story, [216]–[217]–[218]. Natives’ treachery, [211]–[212].
Balbriggan Underwear Moros’ admiration for, [221], [237].
Ball Dumaguete, [43]–[44]–[45]. Misamis, [67]–[68]–[69]–[70]–[71].
Bands, rival. Zamboanga, [167].
Bicycles In Cagayan, [109]–[110].
Bloody Hand Door of, [107].
Boats, Moro Tukuran, [155].
Bogobos American flag among, [153]. American visit to, [150]–[151]. Chief of, [150]–[151]–[153]–[153]. Views of American customs, [151]–[152]–[153]. Visit to Americans, [151]–[152]–[153].
Bongao, [208]–[233]. Belle of, [222]–[223]. Dances, Moro, [229]–[230]–[231]. Dress, Moro, [220]–[221]–[222]. Exposed to monsoons, [209]–[210]. Maharajah of, [219]–[220], [231]. Military Governor of, [210], [219]–[220], [234], [236], [245], [252]. Mock marriage at, [231]–[232]. Officers’ quarters, [209]. Official letter book, [210]–[211]–[212]–[213]–[214]. Situation of, [208]. Soldiers killed, [212]–[213].
Breakdown of launch off Siminor, [248]–[249]–[250]–[251]–[252].
Bric-à-brac Tampakan, [244]–[245].
Brides Tampakan, [242].
Business methods of Moros, [100]–[101].
Buoy “Jumping,” [141]–[142]. Missing at Iligan, [101]–[102]. Work, [88].
Buoys, Cable-ship, [47]. As temporary lighthouses, [112]–[113].
Burnside History of, [14]–[15]. Visited by Moros, [74]–[75]–[76], [166]–[167], [170]–[171]–[172]–[173]–[174]. Visited by Visayans, [37]–[38]–[39]–[40], [65]–[66]–[67].
Cable Amount laid, [22], [261]. Fault, location of, [13]–[14], [112], [143]–[144]. Gift from United States to Philippines, [173]. Grappling for, [87], [140]–[141]–[142]. Injuries to, [22]–[23]. Laying, [84]–[85]–[86]–[87]–[88], [181]–[182]. Marine growths on, [259]–[260]. Operations, [11]–[12]–[13]. Work, [30], [60]–[61]–[62]–[63], [112]–[113], [135]–[136]–[137], [161]–[162], [181]–[182], [204]. Wrecked by storm, [140].
Cagayan, [105]–[114]. American fashions copied in, [109]–[110]. Carriage, [106]–[107]. Door of Bloody Hand, [107]. Drive from wharf of, [105]–[106]. Harbour of, [105]. Hats in, [109]. Insurgents, [110]–[111]. Women of, [109]–[110].
Castilian, A courtly Hospitality of, [59]–[60].
Cathedral at Cagayan, [108]–[109].
Cebu, [115]–[144]. Buildings at, [118]–[119]. Coaling at, [131]–[132]. Conditions disturbed at, [133]. Drive in and around, [133]–[134]. From quarter-deck, [115]. Future of, [119]. Harbour of, [115], [119]. Natives dive for coins, [115]–[116]. Santo Niño of. See Santo Niño. Social life of, [117]–[118].
Cemetery, Tampakan, [247]–[248].
Christmas at Dumaguete, [37].
Climate, Philippine winter, [23]–[24].
Cock-fight at Dumaguete, [32]–[33]–[34]–[35]–[36].
Communication established at Misamis, [90]. Zamboanga, [162]–[163].
Conditions disturbed at Cebu, [133]. Oroquieta, [51].
Customs American adopted by Moros, [149].
Dance, Visayan Dumaguete, [44]. Misamis, [70]–[71].
Dances, Moro Bongao, [229]–[230]–[231].
Dancing, style of native Dumaguete, [43]. Misamis, [69].
Dattos Iligan, [97]–[98]. Tukuran, [155]–[156]. See Mandi, Datto. See Sakilon, Datto.
Decorations, table Zamboanga, [175].
Dinner Dumaguete, Christmas Night, [37]. Zamboanga, Washington’s Birthday, [174]–[175].
Diving of natives at Dumaguete, [27]–[28]–[29]–[30]. Cebu, [115]–[116].
Door of Bloody Hand Cagayan, [107].
Dress, Moro Bongao, [220]–[221]–[222]. Iligan, [97]–[98]–[99]. Misamis, [74]. Sulu, [185]. Tampakan, [236]–[237].
Drills, telegraph, [63].
Dumaguete, [27]–[52]. Anarchy in, [42]–[43]. Ball and supper, [43]–[44]–[45]. Christmas dinner, [37]. Cock-fight, [32]–[33]–[34]–[35]–[36]. Drive in, [40]–[41]–[42]. Fiesta, [31]. Ice, natives’ amazement at, [28]–[29]–[30], [39]. Telegraph office, [46]–[47]. Visayans visit ship, [37]–[38]–[39]–[40].
Dangon, ruins of, [206]–[207].
Experience Military in Leyte, [137]–[138]–[139]. On a pearling launch, Tampakan, [248]–[249]–[250]–[251]–[252]–[253]–[254].
Fashions American adopted in Cagayan, [109]–[110]. European in Misamis, [59]. European in Zamboanga, [170]–[171].
Fault location, [13]–[14], [112], [143]–[144].
Fiesta at Dumaguete, [31].
Flag, American Moros’ love for, [149]. Presentation of to Bogobos, [152]–[153]. Redeems Bogobo village from savagery, [153].
Flags, Moro Tukuran, [155]. Zamboanga, [177].
Fish walking Tukuran, [158]–[159]–[160].
Fort, Spanish Misamis, [53]–[54]. Zamboanga, [145].
Gifts From Datto Mandi, [181]. From United States to Philippine Islands. [173].
Grappling for broken cable On the way from Misamis to Iligan, [87]. At Iligan, [140]–[141]–[142].
Guinayangan, [257]–[258]. Shipyard, [258].
Hadji of Sulu, [195]–[196]. Son of, [196]. Visit to, [195]–[196].
Half-a-Woman, [16]–[17], [181], [242].
Harbour Cagayan, [105]. Cebu, [115]–[119].
Hats Philippine, as decorations, [57]–[58]. Worn by women in Cagayan, [109].
Headgear, Moro, [170].
Hostess Moro in Bongao, [227]. Moro in Zamboanga, [177]–[178]–[179]–[180]. Visayan in Misamis, [76]–[77]–[78].
Houses, Moro Tampakan, [244]. Tuli, [187].
Hunt With Sultan of Sulu, [191]–[192].
Hunting and shooting in Philippines, [23]–[24], [112], [157]–[158].
Husband, a faithful Siminor, [218]–[219].
Ice, Natives’ amazement at Dumaguete, [28]–[29]–[30], [39]. Misamis, [66].
Iligan, [92]–[104]. Buoy missing at, [101]–[102]. Buyo boxes, [97], [101]. Dattos, [97]–[98]. Green oranges and bananas, [100]. In fact and fiction, [93]–[94]–[95]. Landing shore end at, [93]. Market-day at, [96]–[97]–[98]–[99]–[100]–[101]. Moros’ business methods, [100]–[101]. Splicing cable at, [102]–[103].
Inchy Jamela See Sultana
Insignia Cable-ship, [84]–[85].
Insurgents, Cagayan, [110]–[111].
Insurrection at Dumaguete, [43]–[43].
Jolo See Sulu. Juramentados, [149], [200], [225].
King Charles the Fifth of Spain, [128]–[129].
Launch, breakdown of, off Siminor, [248]–[249]–[230]–[251]–[252]–[253]–[254].
Life on Cable-ship, [11] Human, cheap among Moros, [216].
Liloan, [136].
Love Story Balambing, [216]–[217]–[218]. Siminor, [218].
Luzon Landscapes, [258]–[259].
Maharajah of Bongao, [219]–[220], [231].
Malindang, Mountain, [255]–[256].
Mandi, Datto Compares American and Spanish methods, [173]. Daughter of, [180]–[181]. Description and History of, [167]–[168]–[169]–[170]. Gifts from, [181]. Interior of home of, [178]–[179]. Native costumes of wife of, [179]–[180]. Sister-in-law of, [172], [177]–[178]. Slaves of, [178]–[179]. Visit to ship of, [166]–[167]. Wife of, [170]–[171]–[172], [177]–[178], [179]–[180].
Market Iligan, [96], [99]–[100]–[101]. Sulu, [184]–[185]–[186]–[187].
Marketing Sulu, [199].
Marriage, a mock Bongao, [231]–[232].
Mestizas, American, at Misamis, [71]–[72]–[73].
Military Governor Bongao, [210], [219]–[220], [234], [236], [245], [252]
Mindanao, coast of, [52].
Misamis, [53]–[91]. Ball in, [67]–[68]–[69]–[70]. Cable work in, [84]–[85]–[86]–[87]–[88]–[89]. Communication established, [90]. Courtly Castilian of, [59]–[60]. Digging cable trench at, [55]. Drive, [78]–[79]–[80]–[81]–[82]–[83]. European fashions in, [76]–[77]–[78]. Mestizas, American, of, [71]–[72]–[73]–[74]. Moros, [74]–[75]–[76]. Natives visit ship, [65]–[66]–[67]. New Year’s Eve in, [63]–[64]–[65]. Old Spanish fort at, [53]–[54]. Presidente of, [65]–[66]. Presidente’s wife, [58], [65], [67]. Women of, [56]–[57]–[58]–[59].
Monsoons Bongao exposed to, [209]–[210]. Cebu protected from, [119].
Montenegro, Señor Hospitality of at Misamis, [59]–[60].
Monteses or Moros from the hills of Misamis, [74]–[75]–[76].
Moro Business methods, [100]–[101]. Chiefs or Dattos, [97]–[98], [155]–[156]–[157]. Personage, Iligan, [99]. Women, [100], [221]–[222]–[223], [237]–[238]–[239]–[240]–[241]–[242]–[243].
Native costumes of Datto Mandi’s wife, [179]–[180].
Natives visit ship Dumaguete [37]–[38]–[39]–[40]. Misamis, [63]–[64]–[65], [74]–[75]–[76]. Zamboanga, [170]–[171]–[172].
New Year’s at Misamis, [63]–[64]–[65], [68].
Offices, Telegraph, [46].
Officers’ quarters, Bongao, [209]. Ojaldres, [131].
Ormoc, [137].
Oroquieta, [50]–[51]. Conditions disturbed at, [51].
Oslob, [256]–[257]. Church in, [257].
Outpost, Sulu, [199].
Padres, Santo Niño Convento Visit Burnside, [130]–[131]. Visit to, [119]–[120].
Pasacao, [256]. Good Friday celebration, [260]. Petates, Tampakan, [244].
Philippine Islands Ideal winter climate, [23]–[24]. In a state of nature, [25]–[26]. The, Dean C. Worcester, quoted, [194]–[195], [224]–[225]–[226].
Point Flecha, deep soundings, [154].
Pony, A balking, [79]–[80]–[81].
Pork, Moro aversion to, [193].
Powers-that-Be, [16], [88], [142], [166], [254].
Presents From Datto Mandi, [181]. From Padres, Santo Niño Convento, [131].
Presidente, Misamis, [65]–[65]. Compares Americans and Filipinos, [66]. Wife of, [58], [65], [67]. Visits Burnside, [65]–[66]–[67]. Visit to house of, [76]–[77]–[78].
Presidente, Zamboanga, [167]–[168]–[169]–[170].
Punishment for outrage at Bongao, [215]–[216].
Quarters, Bongao Of officers, [209]. Of soldiers, [208].
Questions of native women, [39]–[40].
Religious Toleration With Southern Moros, [147]–[148], [204].
Rigadon, Dumaguete, [44]
Rifle shots, New Year’s Eve, Misamis, [64]–[65].
Rocket Signals, [249]–[250]–[251]–[252].
Sailors discuss Washington’s Birthday, [220]–[221].
San Nicolas Camp of, [134].
Salute, National, [173]–[174].
Santo Niño, [119]–[130]. Chapel, [126]. Convento, [120]. Description of, [126]–[127]. Legends of, [120]–[121]–[123]–[123] [124], [125]. Miracles, [126]. Shrine, [126]. Visits native homes, [128]–[129].
School for boys, Moro, [196]–[197]–[198]–[199].
Sentinels, at Misamis, [63]–[64]–[65], [67]–[68].
Shore end Difficulty in landing, [45]–[46].
Sibitu, [208].
Siminor, Approach to, [234]–[235].
Singing, Moro, [192].
Skulls as decorations, [150],
Slave Bargaining for, [204]. Girl of Bongao, [222]–[223]. Sings Sultan to sleep, [191]–[192]. Slaves of Datto Mandi, [178]–[179].
Song heard at Cebu, [116]–[117].
Soundings Deep sea, [48]–[49].
Southern Cross, [49].
Spanish fort Misamis, [53]–[54]. Zamboanga, [145].
Splice, final At Dumaguete, [88]–[89]. Splicing cable at Iligan, [102]–[103].
Sultan Homage to, [191]. Hunting with, [191]–[192]. Letter of to General MacArthur, [201]–[202]. Relations with American commander, [200]–[201].
Sultana Description of, [187]–[188]–[189]–[190]. Dress of, [190]. Method of travel, [191]. Surroundings and house, [187], [189]–[190].
Sulu, [183]–[207]. Fishmonger of, [185]. From quarter-deck, [183]. Hadji of. See Hadji. How built, [184]. Kitchen gardens of, [199]. Market of, [184]–[185]–[186]–[187]. Moro school for boys, [196]–[197]–[198]–[199]. Outpost, [199], Social life, [203]. Sultan of. See Sultan. Sultana of. See Sultana. Watch tower of, [184]. What Arolas did for, [199]–[200].
Tampakan, [234]–[261]. American gold in, [245]–[246]. Beach at, [235]. Beautiful girl in, [241]–[242]. Bric-à-brac, [244]–[245]. Brides, [242]. Cemetery, [247]–[248]. Head man of, [235]–[236]. Natives object to stockings, [239]–[240]. Petates, [244]. Weapons bought, [245]. Women of, [237]–[238]–[239]–[240]–[241]–[242]–[243]–[244].
Tawi Tawi, en route to, [205]–[206]–[207].
Tragedy, a gruesome, [210]–[211]–[212]–[213]–[214]–[215],
Treachery, Moro, [212].
Trench work Dumaguete, [30]. Iligan, [93]. Misamis, [55]. Tukuran, [160]–[161].
Tukuran, [154], [161]. Boats, [155]. Moroi interest in American women, [156]. View from quarter-deck, [154].
Tuli, [187].
Visayans visit Burnside Dumaguete, [37]–[38]–[39]–[40]. Misamis, [65]–[66]–[67].
Visit of Bogobos to Americans, [151]–[152]–[153]. Zamboanga Moros to Burnside, [166]–[167].
Washington, George Compared with St. Patrick, [165]–[166].
Washington’s Birthday at Zamboanga, [163]–[164]–[165]–[166]–[167].
Watch Tower Sulu, [184].
Weapons, Moro At Tampakan, [245]–[246]–[247].
Weaving abaca, [78].
Women American, bargaining for, [219]–[220]. American, first appearance of in Philippine coast towns, [31], [55]–[56], [156]–[157], [219], [237]–[238]–[239]–[240]–[241]–[242]–[243]. Moro, [97]–[98], [100], [221]–[222], [237]–[243]. Visayan, [39]–[40], [56]–[57]–[58]–[59], [109]–[110].
Worcester, Dean C. “The Philippine Islands”—quoted, [194]–[195], [224]–[225]–[226].
Zamboanga, [145]–[182]. American Methods in, [147]. Christianity of Americans doubted in, [149]. Communication established in, [162]–[163]. Description of surroundings, [146]. Dinner on shore at, [174]–[175]. Friendliness of natives at, [146]–[147]. From quarter-deck, [145]. Prejudices, Mohammedan, in, [148]. Presidente of, [167]–[168]–[169]–[170]. Rajah Muda of. See Mandi, Datto. Spanish fort at, [145]. Spanish methods in, [145]–[146].