GENERAL INDEX 



351 



Flowers — t'ontinued. 



Cost of V 304 



Statistics of V 30S 



Prollt in cut V 339 



Specializing in V 341 



Value of, Krown V 369 



Violet culture V 368 



I'luorite VI 338 



Folk, Joseph W 



As enforcer of law II 122 



Keign of law X 307 



I'ood 



Cotton seed proilucts V 119 



Exports of V 9 



And production V 29-32 



Consumers of U. S V 397 



Future of supply V 10 



(see also adulteration) 



Food prixlucts. 



Trusts controlling, statistics of. .Ill 163-4 



U. S. as food shipper IV 93 



Largest producer of IV 35 



West, products of Ill 365 



(See also adulteration) 



Foote. gunboat IX 300 



Forbes, J. D 



Glacial theory and VII 51 



Ford. Alexander II 



Triumph of American idea VII 198 



Ford, Henry James 



Civil service reform II 406 



Ford, Paul Leicester I 366 



Foreign policy, American, growth of, . . 



(Richard Olney) II 124 



Agencies, need of enlarged II 136 



Asiatic empire, United States 



an II 136 



Asiatic powers, and II 138 



Cuba, and, II 127 



Europe, unchanged as to II 139 



Great Britain, alliance with II 142 



Island possessions, increase of 



through II 137 



McKinley, President II 145 



Napoleonic wars II 138 



Orient, trade with II 140 



Philippme Islands a handicap II 142 



As a naval base II 135 



Duty of U.S. to II 1 28 



Purchase of, condemned by R. 



Olney II 131 



Not warranted II 135 



Primacy of U. S. on American 



continents II 138 



Spanish war on, effect of II 124 



Check on, m senate II 206 



Isolation, abandonment of II 126 



EvUs of II 125 



Inadequate to national 



Maturity II 126 



Forestry 



Appalachian bill V 409 



Lumber, qualities of American III 355 



Reforesting in N. Y Ill 360 



(See also lumber) 



Forre.st, Edwin I 309 



Fossils, study of V'll 31 



Foster, Frank K 



Strikes, and the philosophy of 



the strikers VIII 152 



Foster, John VV 



Hague convention on II 220 



Foundries 



Association founders' VIII 92 



Strikes, in VIII 92 



France 



America, proposetl alliance of 



1793 with II 159 



Extradition, initiates II 172 



Lawyers in II 100 



Louisiana, colonizer of II 267 



Mexico, designs of, on II 177 



Reciprocity agreement of 1898 II 217 



Revolution of, accepted by 



America II 161 



Treaties with U. S.. early II 159 



Trusts, proliibited in II 354 



U. S. and neutral rights II 165 



Forbidden to commission olTicors 



in II 162 



Franchises 



Public, decision of Taney on II 71 



Francis, S. W 



Typewriter patents of VII 366 



Frankel, Lee K 



Jewish charities X 57 



Franklin, Benjamin II 13 



Art and I 333 



"Canada Pamphlet" of IV 76 



Diplomacy of II 147 



Electrical worlds of VII 109 



IJterature and I 351 



Medical colleges, assisted VII 407 



On the constitution II 00 



Fraser, John Foster 



Causes of American manufac- 

 turers' success Ill 283 



Fraternities, benevolent 



(B. H.Meyer,) X 232 



Age and rates X 238 



Benefits paid X 247 



Defects of X 233 



Dual nature of X 233 



Failures of X 234 



Law, proposed X 245 



Membership, total X 247 



National congress of, nature of.. ..X 247 



National congress X 235 



Numljer of. and benefactions ... . .X 232 



Rates -X 2:?5 



And age, table of X 241 



Reserve and surplus of X 239 



