The Philippine Islands / A Political, Geographical, Ethnographical, Social and Commercial History of the Philippine Archipelago, Embracing the Whole Period of Spanish Rule

by F.R.G.S. John Foreman

Sulu, the Sultan of, [140]; the present Sultan, [141], [587]–[8]; visits Manila, [588]; pension to him and chiefs, [151], [571], [580]; titles of, [151]; dress of, [153]; across Sulu to Maybun, [153]; produce of Sulu, [153]; official reception by, [154]; the Sultanas of, [154]. Vide Moros

Sumoroyʼs rebellion, [103]

Supa (wood), [316]

Supreme Court, abolished, [56]; re-established, [57]; of Cebú, [57]

Surigao, revolt in, [102]

Surra, the disease, [622]

Suya(Chinese), [118]

Taal, volcano of, [17]; town of, destroyed, [18]–[20], [166]

Taft Commission, the, [562]–[3]

Taft, William II., biographical note of, [562] (footnote); his policy in the Islands, [564]; appointed Secretary of War, [564]; [613]