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Inspector-General's Department Continued.

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Inspector-General, Report of—Continued.
Ration-
Improvement of........

141
Superiority of, to that of other armies...

146
"Signal Corps, work of ..

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Soldiers, American-
Comparison with foreign......

149
Impression of foreign officers regarding .....

149
Soldiers, discharged, appointment of, to Government positions ...... 141
Special Service Schools ...........

173
Army regulations, amendment of, so as to permit inspections by
Inspector-General's Department.....

173
Engineer School, condition and lack of instructors .....

173
Inspections, how made, and benefits....
Subsistence Department-
Cheap cans used for canning goods

... 157
Commendation of ...

46, 156, 157
Fresh beef in Philippine Islands....

156, 157
Frozen beef, use of, extended...

156, 157
Native cattle, diminishing supply.

156, 157
Rinderpest, prevalence of....

156, 157
Stores condemned, excessive....

156, 157
... Supplies furnished, quality and quantity of .

· 156, 157
Transportation facilities, improvement of ..

156, 157
Transportation, means of, in Philippine Islands. Condition, suffi-
ciency, and suitability of...

153
Troops, discipline of ......

141
Inspectors-General, Acting, duties of.........

.......

182
Inspectors-General of Volunteers. Assignments, etc.

• 184-186
Officers of, changes, appointments, stations, etc.................. .... 180–186
Reports of Inspectors-General and Acting Inspectors-General, extracts
from ..................

... 187-197
Staff details for.....

...... 44, 45
Summary of work done by officers of ...

.... 177-179
Vacancies in, how filled ...

............... 108
Instruction.

Artillery. See Artillery School and Cavalry and Field Artillery School.
At military colleges .............
Camps for regular troops and national guard ..
Hindrance to ......

................................ 65, 68
Of Army ........

144, 145, 192, 193, 246, 250, 252, 253, 259, 262, 272, 273
- See Service Schools, Officers, Enlisted men.
Insurgents.

Casualties among...

Ordnance and ordnance stores captured from..........
Interior Department.

Fort Sherman, Idaho, transferred to........
Interior, Secretary of.

Power in re Indian supplies
Intoxicants. Prohibition of sale of, in canteen, effect..
Iowa, State of. Volunteers recruited from ......

31
Irons, James A., Major of Infantry, Inspector-General, Department of Colo-
rado. Mentioned .......

..... 177, 181

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188

Irwin, David A., Captain, retired, U. S. A. - Mentioned ................ 81
Jackson Barracks, Louisiana. Condition, etc ..

240
Jackson, Harry F., 1st Lieut., Artillery Corps, U. S. A. Mentioned ...
Jackson, Henry, Colonel, 3d U. S. Cavalry. Mentioned..........
Jackson, Sherman E., Corporal, Co. D, 9th U. S. Infantry. Wounded at

Tientsin, China ...
Jameson, Clyde J., Private, Co. G, 9th U. S. Infantry. Killed at Tientsin,

China ......
Japan. Deaths of American soldiers in......
Japanese soldiers.

Method of packing ...........

Superiority of, over other....
Jarvis, Nathan S., Captain, Medical Department, U. S. A. Mentioned.
Jefferson Barracks, Missouri.

Troops at ...

Volunteers organized at....
Jenkins, Albert G., 1st Lieut., Artillery Corps, U. S. A. Mentioned ....
Jervey, Henry, Captain, Corps of Engineers, U. S. A. Mentioned ........
Johnston, William H., Major, 46th Infantry, U.S. V. (Capt., 16th U.S. Inf.),

Acting Inspector-General, Department Southern Luzon.
Clothing and equipments ....

.......... 189, 191, 195
Company laundries. ......

190
Foreign service, scheme for adjustment..

205
Mentioned.........

.... 148, 151, 152, 160, 178, 183
Mounted escorts..

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................ 193
Officers, civil duties of......
Jones, Thaddeus W., Lieut. Colonel 48th Infantry, U. S. V. (Maj., 13th

Cavalry), Acting Inspector-General, Department of California.
Mentioned....

......... 178, 182, 261
Jordan, Sidney S., Captain, Artillery Corps, U. S. A. Mentioned......... 107
“Jottings from South Africa.” Extracts from.....

228
Judge-Advocate-General's Department.

Casualties among officers.....
Justice, administration ......

Vacancies in, appointments ..
Juhl, Albert, Corporal, Co. H, 9th U. S. Infantry. Wounded at Tientsin,

China ...........
Jumper, Ulysses S., Private, Co. C, 9th U. S. Infantry. Wounded at

Tientsin, China ...
Kansas, State of. Volunteers recruited from ...

...............
Karnes, William L., 1st Lieutenant, 6th U. S. Cavalry. Mentioned.... 202
Kastner, Albert, Private, Battery K, 7th U.S. Artillery. Mentioned...

155
Katie Hemrich (General Van Vliet), U.S. transport. Mentioned....

276
Kean, Jefferson R., Major, Surgeon, U. S. A. Superintendent of charities

for Cuba. Mentioned ..........
Keene, Henry C., jr., Captain, 24th U. S. Infantry. Mentioned ..........
Keller, Charles, Colonel, 23d U.S. Infantry. Mentioned .................
Kennedy, David J., Private, Co. D, 9th U.S. Infantry. Wounded at Tien-

tsin, China.............
Kennedy, John, 2d Lieutenant, Signal Officer, U. S. V. Mentioned.......
Kendrick, Frederick M. H., Major, 7th U. S. Infantry. Mentioned ...
Kentucky, State of. Volunteers recruited from....

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Keogh, Fort, Montana.

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Construction at, and allotment for repairs....

261, 265
Fire at....
Inspection of post and garrison, and accommodations at........... 262, 264, 265
Necessity for retention of ....

..doc 265
Troops at....................................................

...... 260, 261
Kerr, John B., Lieutenant-Colonel, 9th U. S. Cavalry. Military Attaché,

American Embassy, Berlin, Germany.
Keyes, Allen C., 2d Lieutenant, 14th U. S. Cavalry. Mentioned .......... 291
Key West Barracks, Florida. Condition, etc ...

241
Key West, Florida. Artillery District of .

130
Kilian, Julius N., Captain, Subsistence Department, U. S. A. Mentioned. 291
Kilpatrick, U. S. transport. Mentioned. ........ .......... 36, 37, 38, 40, 76, 77
King, Charles, Brigadier-General, U. S. V. (Captain, retired, U. S. A.)
Mentioned ..........

............ 175
King, Loda B., Private, Co. G, 9th U. S. Infantry. Wounded at Tientsin,

201
Kintuck, U. S. transport. Mentioned ....

.... 39,76
Kirkman, Joel T., Lieutenant-Colonel, 18th U. S. Infantry. Mentioned ... 79
Kline, Jacob, Colonel, 21st U. S. Infantry. Mentioned ..

........ 36, 76
Knox, Thomas T., Lieutenant-Colonel, Inspector-General, U. S. A. Men-
tioned ..........

.... 1
Koontz, Howard M., 1st Lieutenant, 44th Infantry, U. S. V. Killed......
Kotzebue Sound, Alaska. Destitute condition of natives.
Krause, William, Captain, retired, U. S. A. Mentioned ...........
Krebs, Loyd Le R., 1st Lieutenant, Medical Department, U. S. A. Men-

tioned.
Kuskokwim River Country, Alaska.
Casualties among prospectors..........

281
Difficulty of access to.....

280
Rich strikes on, erroneous rumor of .......

..... 280
Kvarven, U. S. transport. Mentioned

. 67, 276, 277
Lainé, Damaso T., Major, Surgeon, U. S. V. Mentioned ...

287
Lakes, Department of.
Commanding General, report of....

Buildings, repair and construction...
Civil laws, enforcement, use of U. S. troops
Colleges, Military. See Colleges.
Deserters, increase in captured ........
Desertions, increase in ..........

250
Duties of commanding general and staff.

249, 250
Increased rank, retirement of officers with

65
Inspection of posts and commands....

· 137, 249
Instruction, practical and theoretical

65, 250
Movements of troops ............

250
Prisoners, military, accommodation for ...
Strength of command...

249
Supply departments, expenditures......
Territorial limits of...

Water supply and sewerage system .......
Lancaster, James M., Lieutenant-Colonel, 3d U. S. Artillery. Mentioned..
Land Transportation in Philippine Islands.
Report of officer in charge, summary ...

American mules and horses, health.

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Land Transportation in Philippine Islands—Continued.
Report of officer in charge, summary-Continued.

Chinese labor in Philippine Islands, no necessity for....
Friendly feeling between natives and American labor ..
Native labor, capacity of............... .............

Teamsters and packers, character of ...
Lane, Rufus H., Captain, U. S. Marine Corps. Mentioned.......
Lang, Frederick R., 2d Lieutenant, 9th U. S. Infantry. Wounded in action. 201
Lassiter, William, Captain, Artillery Corps, U. S. A. Mentioned....... 292, 293
Laundries, Company.
Benefits of, and cost per man..........

... 190
Establishment and conduct .......

190
Lawton, Fort, Washington. Construction work at...

66, 275
Lawton, Henry W., Major-General, U.S. V. Mentioned.......
Lawton, Louis B., 1st Lieutenant, 9th U. S. Infantry. Wounded at Tien-

tsin, China......
Lawton, U. S. transport. Mentioned....... .......... 37, 38, 39, 76, 77, 277
Leather in equipments. Remarks of Inspectors-General as to.......... 191, 192
Leavenworth, Fort, Kansas.
Conditions at .........

256
Reestablishment of service school ...

67, 174, 175
Regiments organized at.....

255
Troops at ...

252
Leavenworth, Fort, Military Prison. Loss to Army, effect of.

......

250
Lee, Fitzhugh, Brigadier-General, U. S. V. Final report, Department of
Western Cuba.

......
Mentioned.....

......... 5,79, 253
Lee, Jesse M., Lieutenant-Colonel, 6th U. S. Infantry. (Formerly Major

9th U. S. Infantry.)
China Relief Expedition-
Detailed and announced as Inspector-General

198
Report on..........................

198–200
Indian troubles, report of investigation.......

268
Complaints of Indians and cause of dissatisfa

271
Interview with H. G. Nickerson ..

268
Interview with Indians...

269
Powers of Indian Agent ...........
Sun Dance, prohibition...

271
Troops, use of, to enforce police regulations
Infantry and Cavalry School, report of.........

289
See Infantry and Cavalry School.
Mentioned........

............ 149, 178, 184, 198, 199, 252, 255
Recommended for bravery ....

... 18
Lee, Walter H., 2d Lieutenant, Corps of Engineers, U. S. A. Killed in action.
Leefe, John G., Lieutenant-Colonel, 30th U. S. Infantry. Mentioned..
Leelanaw, U. S. transport. Mentioned............
Legal System. Habeas corpus .ntroduced into, of Cuba.....
Legations of the United States. Military attachés at...
Lennox, U. S. transport Mentioned ....
Lenz Canteen.

Commended .......
Recommended for trial in field...

192
Leonard Frank M., Corporal, Co. F, 9th V. S. Infantry. Wounded at
Tientsin, China ...

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“Lessons of the South African and China Wars.” Extracts from ...... 228
Libraries, Post. Conduct of ....

148
Lieber, G. Norman, Brigadier-General, retired, U. S. A. Mentioned...... 79
Lieber, William A., 1st Lieutenant, 24th U. S. Infantry. Mentioned......
Lincoln, Fort, Alaska. Water supply and sewer system, excavations for.. 261
Lincoln, Sumner H., Colonel, 10th U. S. Infantry. Mentioned .......... 35, 252
Lippincott, Aubrey, 1st Lieutenant, 14th U. S. Cavalry. Mentioned. 265, 268, 269
Liscum, Emerson H., Colonel, 9th U. S. Infantry.
Killed at Tientsin, China....

201
Mentioned ...............
Liscum, Fort, Alaska. Supplies for ................ .................
Livermore, William R., Lieutenant-Colonel, Corps of Engineers, U. S. A.,

Military Attaché, American Legation at Copenhagen, Den-

mark, and Stockholm, Sweden. Mentioned ........
Lockwood, John A., Captain, 4th U. S. Cavalry. Mentioned......
Loeffler, Charles D. A., Captain, Quartermaster's Department, U. S. A.

Mentioned .........
Logan, Fort, Colorado. Troops at..........
Logan, U. S. transport. Mentioned.......

.. 32, 35, 37, 38, 39, 76, 77, 201
London, England. Military Attaché at American Embassy ......... ...... 44
Lott, Abraham G., 1st Lieut., 8th U. S. Cavalry. Mentioned........ 290, 291, 299
Loud, James M., 2d Lieutenant, 7th U. S. Infantry. Commended....

278
Lovering, Leonard A., Major, 29th U.S. Infantry, Acting Inspector-General,

Division of the Philippines. Mentioned........... 156, 178, 184, 189
Ludington, Marshall I., Brigadier-General, Quartermaster-General, U. S. A.
Mentioned.....

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Ludlow, William, Brigadier-General, U. S. A. Mentioned......... ....... 80
Luttrell, Walter McM., Acting Indian Agent, Mescalero Agency, New
Mexico. Mentioned .......

266
Lyceums. See Officers' Lyceums.
Lyceum Work. Necessity and value of .....

174
Lynch, John R., Captain, Pay Department, U. S. A. Mentioned........... 287
Lyon, LeRoy S., 1st Lieutenant, Artillery Corps, U. S. A. Mentioned...... 293
MacArthur, Arthur, Major-General U. S. V., commanding Division of the

Philippines.
Extracts from report of.....

...... 53–54
Mentioned...

...........

..... 5, 26,54
See Philippines, Division of.
Macartney, J. M., Major, British Army. Cavalry training........ ..... 21-26
Macdonald, Sir J. H. A., Colonel, K. C. B., Brigadier-General, British Army.
“Infantry in a New Century”....

.... 229-231
Mentioned...............

...... 232
Macfeely, Robert, Brigadier-General, retired, U. S. A. Mentioned........ 81
Mackenzie, Fort, Wyoming.
Movements of troops ...

261
Sewerage system ......

273
•Troops at..

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265
Water supply..........................

............ 154, 197, 273
Macklin, James E., Major, 11th U. S. Infantry. Mentioned............ 35, 39, 77
Magee, Francis J., Private, Co. F., 9th U. S. Infantry. Wounded at Tien-
tsin, China ...

201

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