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Worcester, Dean C. The Philippine Islands and their People. New York, 1898. Younghusband, George John. The Philippines and Round About. New York, 1899. INDEX. Abatán, river, location and navigable length Aborigines, firearms made by, 326; system of Abra, river, size of, 56; description of, 64. Acapulco, commercial relations of, with Manila, Act of Congress, census of Philippine Islands Acuña, Governor, expulsion of Dutch from Aetas, tribe, 468. Agno, river, length of, 56; source and direction of, Aguinaldo, Emilio, insurrection against Spain Agusan, river, length of, 56; location of, 70; de- Albay, province, winds of, 145; volcanic region Alburquerque, Father, volcanic eruptions de- Alcaldes mayores, qualifications for, 401. Alfaro, Father Pedro de, 428. Algué, Rev. Father José, S. J., director of Weather Alphabet, national, 327. Altitude, climate as affected by, 88. Amendments to act of Congress providing for American school system, 41. Amoy, Chinese port, opening of, to Spanish trade, Ancestors, worship of, by aborigines, 328. Anda, Governor, friars' abuse of power, corrected Anilao, river, navigable length of, 70. 26162-VOL 1-05-39 Arellano, Señor, reference to article written by, Aritao, town, founding of, 449. Army of the King, standing, 480. Army, United States, military control of Philip- Assistant directors of Philippine Census, 597. Atmosphere, movements of, 128-183; movements Audiencia, definition, description, and jurisdic- Augustin, General, governor of Philippines (1898), Augustinians, chronicles of, 244; early work of, Babaylanes, Visayan priestesses, 441. Babylanes, tribe of, 460, 470. Bacoor, seat of provisional government organ- Bagabag, town, establishment of, 449. Bagobo, tribe, where found, 462, 469; description Baguió, pueblo, climatic elements in, 183. Bahu, mountain, location and height of, 73. (609) of, 228, 239, 247, 250. Banao, tribe, 469. Banato, river, navigable length of, 70. Bank, Spanish, establishment of, 357; capital Bantayán, town, 427. Barangay, description of, 400. Barrado, Father Eusebio, S. J., report on Calayo Barrios, definition and description of, 57, 59. Basilan, island, description of, 73; birds of, 74; Basud, river, location and navigable length of, 65. tion of, 421; description of inhabitants of, 517. Batangas, province, temperature of, 98; popula- tion of, 433; coffee, production of, 446; Spanish Batak, tribe, 461, 469. Bats, number of species, 73. Bay of Bacoor, Spanish squadron destroyed in, by Bay of Batangas, population in vicinity of, 422. Baylies, Capt. James, enumeration of Moros in Bayombong, town, founding of, 449. Beardsley, J. W., statistical information furnished Becerra, colonial minister of Spain, important Becker, Dr. G. F., report of, 79; report of, on re- Bennett, Gov. L. E., supervisor of Nueva Vizcaya, Bicol, river, location and navigable length of, Bilans, tribe, general description of, 462, 469, 560, Bill of rights of Philippine Islands, 373. Binangonan, island, submarine seismic center in. Binintian, volcano, location and description of Bishoprics of Cebú and Albay, population of, 43 Biumaca, Mt., height of, 61. Blumentritt, Prof. Ferdinand, historian, 461, #2, Boat builders, 464. Bohol, island, description of, 49; rivers of,67; de Bojeador, cape, location and description of, 245. Books, symbols employed in writing, 327; mate Borax, occurrence of, 86. Borneo, island, Mohammedanism in, $28: early Bourns, Maj. Frank S., description of Filipines Bowring, Sir John, governor of Hongkong, Fir Brahminism, influence of, 412. Brock, Van den, account of submarine disturb Buencuchillo, Father, description of eruptions et Bulacán, province, temperature of, 98: tobucen Bulúan, lake, description of, 72. Bulusan, volcano, height and condition of, 63: Buquit, tribe. 470. Bureau of Ethnology, classification of tribes by, Bureaus of insular government, 371. Burias, island, extent of, 66; relation to Luzón Bustamante, Governor, assassination of, $17, 345 Buzeta, historian, estimates of population br. Cababiyan, river, location and navigable length Cabalian, volcanic cone, height of, 67. Cabiangón, river, location and navigable length Cabildo of Manila, definition of, 393, 394. Cagayan, river, description of, 63, 72. Cagayanes, tribe, description of, 449, 468, 511, 522 |