INDEX

Abbott, “Honest Little Emma,” 166; her success, 168 Abbott, Rev. Lyman, when I first met him—his love for Mr. Beecher—Mr. Beecher’s appreciation of his friend—his wonderful resources as a preacher, writer, lecturer, editor, and business manager, 77-83; surprised religious world, 83, 84, 411, 412 Adams, Major, 49 Aide, Hamilton, 275 Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 183 Allen, James Lane, 482, 508, 522 Allon, Rev. Dr. Henry, 65, 67, 116 Anderson, Finley, meets Stanley on Teutonic, 275 Anderson, Major Thomas, 47 Anthony, Susan B., 144-146, 539, 540 Arnold, Brother of Sir Edwin, 127 Arnold, Lady, 378 Arnold, Matthew, 116, 323-325, 487, 497 Arnold, Mrs., 378 Arnold, Sir Edwin, 375-404; where educated, 375; editor London Telegraph, 375; Lotos Club speech, 385; last appearance in America, 398; visited him in London, 401; last letters from him, 402-409, 497; visits Walt Whitman, 498 Austen, Colonel, Brooklyn 13th, 58 Austin, George Lowell, on Phillips, 8 Bailey, Banks, and Biddell, 57 Balch, Reporter, 277 Barnaby, Frederick, War Correspondent, 291 Barnum, P. T., xxiv, 92, 94, 96; as a lecturer, 350-354 Barr, Robert, 477, 481 Barry, Flora, 547 Barton, Clara, 141 Baxter, Rev. Dr., of London, 106, 107, 108 Beecher, Col. H. B., 313; and family, 73 Beecher, Dr. Lyman, 39 Beecher, Henry Ward, Plymouth pulpit, 1; on Depew, 17, 19; Major Pond’s tribute to, 37-75; when he came to Plymouth Church, 38; doctrine of forgiveness, 38; earliest recollection of the man, 39; first lecture for me, 39; in Nashville and Memphis, 40-42; speech in Plymouth prayer meeting on the first visit South, 42-44; last photograph taken of him, 41; in Richmond, his first lecture South of Mason and Dixon’s line, 41; his triumph in Richmond, 44-47; in Davenport, Iowa—meeting former Brooklyn friends on the cars—collecting of hairs on his overcoat collar, 47-49; in Topeka, Kans., meets former old servants, 48-50; baptizes baby in Butte, Mont., 52; in Bloomington, Ill., 54; red-hot poker, 55; marries C. P. Huntington, 65, 66; Chaplain Brooklyn 13th Regiment, 58-60; his Peekskill home and farm dairy, 61-62; in England, 1863, 63-65; last visit England, 1886, 64; Friday evening meeting night before sailing, 64; in Liverpool—hear Gladstone, 65; first lecture in England, 65; first sermon in London, 67; addresses theological students in London, 68; closes English tour in Dublin, 70-72; arrives home from England, 72; last days and death—entries in my diary, 72-74; Dr. Abbott’s relations with him, 77-82, 84, 85, 86; comparison with Parker, 87-112, 115; first sermon in London, July 4, 116; charged with preaching the Gospel for money, 116, 117, 153, 168, 210; advised me to get Stanley, 257; 306, 357, 358, 366, 406, 427, 490, 492-494, 539, 544, 551; dead, 74 Beecher, Mrs. Henry Ward, 55, 211, 313 Beecher, Rev. Dr. Edward, 551 Beecher, William C., 314 Bell, Alexander Graham, invents telephone, 466 Bellows, Henry W., 155 Benefit experience, 527 Berry, Rev. Charles, 79 Billings, Josh, his lecture, 185-187, 226 Black, Alexander, guilty of a new invention, 512 Blaine, Speaker James G., xxii, 21 Bonner, Robert Edwin, 384 Booth, Edwin, 309 Booth, Maud Ballington, 177 Boutwell, L. J., 164 Boutwell, Secretary of Treasury, 190 Bowers, Arthur F., 384 Bradley, Dean of Westminster, 67 Briggs, R. R., 202 Bright, John, on Beecher as an orator, 38 Brignoli, the great tenor, 544 Brooks, Arthur, 123, 126 Brooks, Phillips, 137 Brown, Col. Gratz, 190 Brown, George McL., 223 Brown, John, xx, 39, 535, 537, 538 Buffalo Bill’s Wild West, 269 Buffington, Colonel, 425 Bull, Mrs. Ole, 555, 556 Bull, Ole, the violinist, 455, 456 Bunner, H. C., 382 Burt, Lieutenant-Colonel, 215 Byers, Major, 334 Cable, George W., 337, 340, 427, 486; first appearance in Brooklyn, 491; how I met him, 490, 527, 528; visits Beecher’s church and hears him preach for the first time, 493; letters on Beecher’s death, 494; suggestions as to platform, 496 Caine, Hall, remarkable personality, 452; his reading tour, 454; lunch with Zangwill, 471 Cameron, J. A., 291 Cameron, John, 415 Campbell, Isaac, 415 Carleton, Henry Guy, 387 Carlyle, Thomas, 368 Carnegie, Andrew, 396-398, 428 Carpenter & Sheldon’s star course, 315 Carpenter, Bishop Boyd, of Ripon, 14, 130 Cary, Anna Louise, 143, 551 Cary, William, 485 Casati, with Emin in Africa, 279 Chapin, Rev. Dr., 539, 551 Charles, W. G., 218 Chase, W. G., 224 Childs, George W., 384, 389 Christie, Gerald, 170, 174 Churchill, Professor, of Andover, 539 Chute, G. Y., Clark, James Edward, Christian World, 116 Clarke, James Freeman, 147, 148 Clay, Henry, 13 Clemens, Miss Clara, 200, 207, 208, 214 Clemens, Mrs., 206, 213, 218, 219, 224 Clemens, S. L. (Mark Twain), 197; a genius, 197; how a lecture manager swindled him, 197; General Grant and Mark great friends, 197; a printer, 198; Mark Twain becomes a lecturer, 198; starts on tour around the world to pay his debts, 200; diary of the tour across the continent, 200-220; great crowd in Cleveland, 200; on steamer, 199; in Mackinac, 203; Petosky, 204; in Duluth, 205; Minneapolis, 206; St. Paul to Winnipeg, 206, 207; Crookston, 207; Great Falls, 209; Butte, 210; Anaconda, 210; Helena, where old friend comes to settle old score, 212; arrested at Fort Missoula, 213; Spokane receivers everywhere, 215, 216; Seattle, the “Flyer” to Tacoma, 217; Portland and Olympia, 215, 216; Tacoma Press Club, 219; arrival in Vancouver—Mark ill, 221-223; sails from Victoria, 224, 225; as a letter writer, 226, 228, 229, 333, 427, 523, 547; introduces Nye and Riley in Boston, 247, 248; entertains Stanley and introduces him, 257 Cleveland, President Grover, 33, 431 Clifford, Rev. Dr., Westborn Park Chapel, 116 Cluff, David, of Provo, Utah, xxiii Cockerell, Col. John, 527, 528 Cockran, W. Bourke, 506, 542 Colby, George W., 544 Cole, Dr. C. K., 213 Collis, Gen. H. C., 384 Collyer, Rev. Dr. Robert, 551 Conly, George, 544 Cook, Dr. Frederick A., Antarctic explorer, 293, 294 Cooper, J. Fenimore, 125 Corwin, Thomas, 166 Craigie, Mrs. (“John Oliver Hobbes”), 127 Crawford, F. Marion, xxiv, 148; a man I love very much, 455; how he travels and works, 455, 456; his lecture tour, 457-459; Dr. Abbott on his lecture, 457; reception and lectures in Utah, 458; in an earthquake, 460, 461; letters to me from Italy, 485-489 Crickson, Rev. Dr., 434 Curtis, George William, 341, 381, 384, 390, 539 Cushman, Charlotte, 141, 309; her career, 315-318, 539 Daly, Augustin, 309 Dana, Charles A., 279, 345 Dana, Paul, 384 Daniels, George H., of New York Central Railroad, 355, 356 Davis, J. Clark, 389 Davis, Jefferson, 538 Dawson, Rev. George, 118 De Freece, A. B., 389 Depew, Hon. Chauncey M., 17, 390, 394, 412, 542; as an orator, 19, 21; lecture before Twentieth Century Club in reply to John Fiske, 22; introduced Matthew Arnold, 323 Dewey, Admiral, Stanley refers to, 287 Dickens, Charles, 123, 124 Dickens, Charles, Jr., 207 Dickinson, Anna E., xxii, 152, 540, 544 Dix, Rev. Morgan, rector Trinity Church, 123-126 Dodd, Frank H., 411 Donald, Rev. Dr., 137 Douglass, Frederick, 8; tribute, 29, 30; 143, 539 Doyle, Dr. A. Conan, came to America, 503; described, 503-505; dined and speech at Lotos Club, 504; in Boston, 507; letter to The Critic, 508; letter to Major Pond, 509 Drummond, Dr. William Henry, author of “De Habitant,” 519, 520 Eccentricities of Genius, 1 Eggleston, Edward, 508, 528, 529 Elderkin, John, 411 Eliot, President of Harvard College, 391 Ellingwood, T. J., stenographer, 491 Ellsworth, W. W., sketch of, 474; as a lecturer, 474, 475 Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 330, 539; last lecture, 331, 386 Everett, Edward (mention), 329, 539 Explorers, travellers, and war correspondents, 262 Fall, George L., 33, 542 Farrar, Canon, 116, 120 Field, Mrs. James T., 434 Finley, John, President Knox College, 425 Finney, Charles G., Jr., xx Finney, F. N., 420 Finney, President Charles G., of Oberlin College, 39, 420 Fisher, Professor, 410 Fiske, John, 19, 20 Florence, W. J., 309, 383, 394 Foss, Sam Walter, poem on Walt Whitman, 500 Foster, George F., 485 Foster, M., 160 Fox, John, Jr., 482, 522; tribute, 523, 524 Frame, W. F., Scotch singing comedian, 175 Gage, Hon. Lyman J., 426, 482 Gardner, Mrs. Jack, 359 Garrison, William Lloyd, sketch, 13, 147, 226, 534 Gates, Lizzie Young, of Utah, xxiii George, Henry, single tax, 538 Gibson, Charles Dana, 481 Gibson Brothers, 208 Gilbert, John, 309 Gilder, Richard Watson, 382, 384, 390, 495 Gilfillan, Judge, of Minneapolis, 421 Gilman, President Johns Hopkins University, 432, 433 Gilmore, P. S., greatest manager of his time, 361; organizes Gilmore’s band, 361; conceives and carries to success the World’s Great Peace Jubilee, 361-369 Gladstone, 65; my three visits to him, 348, 349 Gordon, Capt. W. H., 291 Gordon, Rev. Dr. George H., 434 Gough, Beecher, and Philips, triumvirate of lecture kings, 1 Gough, John B., xxii; as a lecturer, 1-6, 420, 427; as a man, 5, 141, 170, 193, 539, 540, 541, 542 Grant, General U. S., xxi, 20, 21, 323-325 Grant, Principal, 415, 417 Greeley, Horace, 189, 190, 191, 346 Greer, Rev. Dr. David H., 123, 126 Grey, Annie, Scotch minstrelsy, 172; many American triumphs, 174-176; made Scottish chief in Boston, 174 Grey, Madame Ogilvie, 172 Grey, Rev. Dr. Richmond, 45 Gunsaulus, Rev. Dr., 418, 551 Halderman, J. A., 384 Hale, Edward Everett, 391, 482, 539, 551 Hall, Rev. Dr. Charles H., 74 Hall, Rev. John, 384 Halsted, Murat, 277, 383, 384 Harper, President Chicago University, 395 Hathaway and Pond, 543 Hathaway, George H., xxv, 38, 40 Hawthorne, 125, 386 Henson, Peary’s servant, 298 Herbert, M. Ledyer, 31 Heron-Allen, London barrister, 357; heard him in London, 357; New York society favorite, 358; chirosophist, 358; novelist, 359; pet of Putney, 360 Hewitt, Abram S., 506 Higginson, T. W., 174, 391-551 Hill, James, 422 Hillis, Rev. Newell Dwight, 82, 83; estimate, 83, 84, 139, 550 Hinton, Richard J., 190 Hoge, Jane O., 155 Hole, Dean of Rochester—his visit to America—visits Sarony—king of rose growers, 122; speech at Lotos Club dinner, 124; Mrs. Pond and I visit Rochester, 127; a dean behind the scenes, 128 Holmes, John, Editor Boston Herald, 391 Holmes, Judge, 482 Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 125, 384, 483 Hood, General, 536 Hooper, Franklin W., 512 Hope, Anthony, how discovered, 477; first American appearance, 478; incidents of tour, 479-481; in Detroit, 481; speech before Lotos Club, 483; Chinese dinner, 485; letters to Major Pond, 486, 487, 522 Houston, Col. Sam, 147 Hovey, Rev. Alva, 434 Howard, John, pianist, 547 Howe, Julia Ward, 143, 147, 539, 544; tribute to, 147-151; speech at Medal of Honor Legion, 149, 150, 228; “Battle Hymn of the Republic,” 151, 330 Howells, William Dean, Mark Twain’s prophecy, 333; his Western success, 340, 524; letters to Major Pond, 336, 384 Howland, William B., 81 Howson, Dean of Chester, 68 Hubbard, Elbert, described, 368-371 Hudson, “Sol,” 30 Hughes, Rev. Hugh Price, 273 Huntington, C. P., 55, 56, 57 Huxley, Professor, 116 Ingersoll, Robert G., tribute, 27, 28 Irving, Sir Henry, 132; advancement to knighthood, 312; visits Beecher, 309, 313 Irving, Washington, 123 Isaacs, Prospect House, Niagara Falls, 428 James, Col. E. C., 384 Jefferson, Joseph, 229, 305, 309, 383, 482 Jephson, Lieutenant, 272 Jerome, Jerome K., 477, 478 Jordan, Ebin, 362 Johnson, Governor of Alabama, 32 Johnston, R. U., 382 Karl, Tom, 169 Kellogg, Clara Louise, 143; first appearance in opera, 163; her home, 163; her brilliant career, 164, 207, 427 Kendall, Mr. and Mrs., 128 Kennan, George, 289, 290, 548 King, Thomas Star, 551 Kingsley, Canon Charles, 118, 123, 188 Kipling, Rudyard, 227, 525; letter to Pond, 526 Klaw and Erlanger, managers, 466 Klopsch, Talmage’s Boswell, 111 Knowles, Judge, 213 Knowles, Rev. Ottawa, 414, 415 Knox, Col. Thomas W., 384 Kruger, Stanley’s letter on, 285, 289 Labouchere, London Truth, 117 Latham, Owner Gad’s Hill, 127 Laurier, Sir Wilfrid, 414, 415 Lawrence, Frank R., 123, 384, 411, 436, 504 Lee, William, 105 Leech, John, artist, 123 Le Sage, of London Daily Telegraph, 175 Letitia, old servant, 50, 51 Lincoln, Abraham, 155, 194 Literary lecturers, 323 Livermore, Mary A., xxii, 143; first saw her, 155; her great work, 155-160; letters to J. B. Pond, 159, 160, 228, 330, 539, 540, 544 Livingstone, Colonel William, of Detroit Journal, 481 Lobb, John, 92, 94 Lombard, Frank, 166 Longfellow, Henry W., 125, 556 Lord, Dr. John, lecturer, 551 Low, Seth, President Columbia University, 384, 390, 411, 506, 542 Lowell, James Russell, 135, 138, 382, 390, 539 Mabie, Hamilton W., 81; as a lecturer and orator, 329, 411, 507 McArthur, Rev. Dr. James, 123 McCarthy, Justin, 175 McConnell, C. H., 426, 427 McCullagh, John, 309 McElroy, William H., 384, 506 McGill, James, 345 McKean, Chief Justice Utah, xxi McKean, James, 149 McKelway, St. Clair, 383, 384, 387, 542 McKinley, President, at Tuskegee, 32, 481 McLean, Iowa State University, 334 McMeakin, 49 McQuade, Hugh, 213 McVicker, J. H., 549 Maginnis, Major, 213 Matthews, Brander, 390 Mayo, Frank, 228, 229 Miller, Joaquin, poet and lecturer, 510, 511 Moffett, Sam, 221 Moretti’s, at dinner, 238 Morrison, Rev. S. G., 70, 210 Morton, O. P., 8 Murdoch, James E., 539 Murphy, John Miller, 216 Murray, David Christie, 506 Nansen, explorer, 299 Nasby, Petroleum V. (David S. Locke), 192, 226, 542 Nast, Thomas, caricaturist, 188; how he came to lecture, 189-192 Neil, Father, 330 Neilson, Adelaide, 309 Nelson, Captain, 272 Nichols, Miss Clara, 547 Nicoll, Dr. Robertson, 406, 407 Norton, Lillian, singer, 467 Nye and Riley, 242-259; scene on cars, 250 Nye, Bill (Edgar Wilson Nye), 237; first meeting—Laramie Boomerang, 237; first visit to New York, 237; lecture in Bridgeport, 238; autobiography, 241; Nye’s letters to me, 244-249, 508, 527 O’Donovan, Edward, 290 Ogden, Willis L., 149 Olivier, Herbert, artist, 123 Olney, Secretary of State, 283, 432 O’Rell, Max (M. Paul Blouet), 234, 235, 384, 527; his Chicago surprise, 227, 408 O’Reilly, John Boyle, 326-328 Osborn, Gov. Thomas A., 49 Page, Thomas Nelson, 227, 482, 508, 521, 522, 523 Park, Dr., with Stanley, 272 Parker, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph, 63, 114 Parker, Rev. Dr. Joseph, City Temple, 65, 67, 85; Mr. Beecher’s friend—eulogy on Beecher in America, 79; lecture tour, 85-89; comparison with Beecher, 87, 95, 108, 112, 276 Parker, Theodore, 1, 11, 39, 147, 551 Parnell, Charles Stewart, 365 Parsons, Hon. William, 347 Pasha, Emin, 270, 278 Pate, Henry Clay, 537 Payson, Edward, 547 Peary, Mrs., 297, 298 Peary, Robert E., explorer, 293, 295, 296, 297, 299, 548 Peck, George R., to whom this book is dedicated, 49 Peel, Sir Robert, 9 Perry, Thomas Sargent, 337-339 Peschka, Leutiner, Mme., 364 Phillips, Adelaide, 364, 556 Phillips, Walter P., 384 Phillips, Wendell, xxii, 1; tribute as lecturer and orator, 7-12; his memory, 8; his door-plate, 8; tablet to his memory on site of old homestead, 10; repertoire of lectures, 11, 13, 141, 226, 539, 540, 541 Pierce, Harold, 430 Pond, J. B., autobiography, xvii; printer’s devil, xvii, xix; journeyman printer, xx; letter to The Baptist on Spurgeon and Beecher, 115 Pond, Mrs., 279 Poor, Ben Perley, 190 Porter, Gen. Horace, as an orator, 23-26; speech before Lotos Club, 24-26, 411, 527, 529, 542 Potter, Bishop Henry C., 121 Potter, Helen, 143; Lyceum impersonator, 170 Powell, W. T., Richmond theatre, 43, 44, 45 Prescott, C. H., 215 Proctor, Miss Mary, 143, 178; her sudden fame, 179; her many charms, 180, 181 Proctor, Richard A., great astronomer, 178 Pugh, T. B., 543 Raymond, Henry J., 345 Raymond, Robert R., 539 Raymond, W. W. V., 436 Redpath, James (Lyceum Bureau), xxi, xxv, 12, 39, 40, 188, 189, 194, 220, 226, 330, 331; tribute to, 199, 533-538, 540 Reed, Thomas, 411 Reid, Whitelaw, 345 Richards, John Morgan, 127 Riley, James Whitcomb, author reader, 241; autobiography, 244; programme, 242, 519, 527, 529 Roosevelt, Theodore, 482, 522 Rosseau, Colonel, 536 Rossington, 49 Rudersdorff, Mme., 364 Ruggles, Adjutant-General, 214, 215 Ruskin, John, 368 Ryan, Archbishop, 430 Sanders, Senator of Montana, 211-213 Schley, Admiral, 285 Schurman, President Cornell University, 125; speech at Dean Hole dinner, 126 Scott, Benjamin, presides in London, 66 Scott, Lady John, author of “Annie Laurie,” 171 Searle, Dr. W. S., says “He is dead,” 74 Seligman, A. J., 213 Seton-Thompson, Ernest,—Wild Animals—515, 516, 517, 518, 547 Shatter, General, 285 Shaftesbury, Lord, 98 Shearman, Thomas G., 81 Sherman, Father, John, 460 Sherman, Gen. W. T., 460, 535 Shillaber (“Mrs. Partington”), 539 Simon, Rev. Dr., Westminster Chapel, 116 Simpson, Benjamin, of Kansas, 49 Sizer, Frank L., 208, 213 Sloan, John, 408 Slocum, Capt. Joshua, 299, 300 Smith, Ballard, 384 Smith, F. Hopkinson, 222, 227, 508, 521 Smith, Joseph, Mormon prophet, xx Smith, Rev. M’Kaye, 431 Smith, Roswell, 289, 490, 527 Sousa, J. Philip, 367 Spencer, Herbert, 118 Spurgeon, Rev. C. H., portrait, 112; attempt to see the great preacher—his letter, 113; hear him preach in tabernacle, 114; letter refusing to see me, 115, 119, 544 Spurgeon’s tabernacle, 95 Stairs, Lieutenant, 272 Stanley, Dean of Westminster, 118 Stanley, Henry M., African explorer, how I first met him, 263; first proposition to lecture in America, 264; comes to America to lecture, 264; guest of Mark Twain in Hartford, 265; Mark introduces him in Boston, 265, 266; recalled to Africa—stops lecturing, 267; Karagua Club, 269; returned to Africa—three years roll by, 261, 271, 273, 276, 278, 279; letter, 281-285; letters, 286-288; interest in Arnold, 378 Stanley, Mrs., first meets Major Pond, 275, 279 Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, 141, 142 Steadman, General, 535 Stedman, Edmund Clarence, 384, 387, 390 Steele, A. J., 213 Stoddard, John L., 302 Stoddard, Richard Henry, 384, 390 Stokes, Fred A., 485 Stone, Lucy, tribute, 161, 162 Storrs, Rev. Dr. R. S., 78, 391 Stratton, Rev. C. C., xx Straus, Isidor, 471 Strauss, Johann, 364 Stubbs, Rev. Charles William, Dean of Ely, 130, 132; speech at Lotos Club, 133, 134; in Chicago, 139, 140, 159; in Columbus, Ohio, 138; letter to Pond, 140; Hubbard on, 369; course of lectures, 370 Sulzberger, Judge, 471 Sumner, Charles, 8, 9; “Hon. Charles,” 14, 15, 147, 195, 539 Swinton, John, 345 Talmage, Miss, 98, 99 Talmage, Mrs. Dr., 93, 98, 102, 103 Talmage, Rev. T. De Witt, 88, 89; lecture tour in England, 91-110; telegraphs from Birmingham “stop everything,” 103; strikes for second increase of salary, 105; revulsion of public opinion; its cause, 108; means of disseminating sermons, 109; The Congregationalist on, 111, 550 Taylor, Bayard, 539 Tennant, Dorothy, 267, 273 Tennant, Mrs. Stanley’s mother, 275-279 Tennyson, quoted by Dean Hole, 126 Terry, Ellen, 309, 312, 313; the greatest actress of the time, 319 Thackeray, 123, 124 Thomas, Chester, 49 Thomas, Gen. George H., 535 Thompson, Denman, 128 Thorn, Charles, 92 Thorn, Henry, 92, 94, 97 Thurber, H. T., 432 Tipoo Tib, 262 Toombs, Robert, 147 Tourjie, Dr., 364 Twain and Cable, 291 Twain, Nasby, and Josh Billings, 232, 233 Urso, Camilla, 546 Vanderhoff, George, 539 Van Wagneu, Bleeker, 411 Villiers, Frederick, war artist and lecturer, 291 Vincent, Bishop, 551 Wadhams, Lieutenant-Commander, 214 Walker, L. A., 208 Wallace, Gen. Lew, soldier, lawyer, orator, novelist, 465-467 Wallack, Lester, 309 Wanamaker, John, 430 Ward, Artemus, 125, 386 Ward, Herbert, 175 Warner, Charles Dudley, 508 Warsham, Mrs., 55 Washington, Booker T., president Tuskegee Normal Industrial Institute, with portrait, 31-33 Watson, Mrs., 408, 409, 411 Watson, Rev. Dr. John (Ian Maclaren), 132; account of first American tour, 405-445; description of the man, 405; “You are in Meriden,” 410; in Montreal, 413; in Chicago, 418, 419; in Appleton, 420; in Minneapolis, 421; in Des Moines, 423; in Galesburg, 425; in Pittsburg, 428; Niagara Falls, 429; Washington—lunch with President Cleveland, 431, 432; in Boston, 433; Lotos Club speech, 436-440; in Poughkeepsie, 444; last week in America, 447; sails for England, 449; letter from Liverpool, 450, 551 Watterson, Henry, 345, 346 Webster, C. L. & Co., 197, 198 Webster, Daniel, 13 Weed, Thurlow, 39 Weeks, Barlow S., 506 Wellcome, Henry S., 269, 270, 272, 274 West, Colonel, of West Hotel, Minneapolis, 421 Wetherel, Eugene, 168 Whipple, Rev. E. P., 147 White, Deacon S. V., 86, 412 Whitman, Walt, 386, 388; “Gone,” poem, Sam Walter Foss, 500; described, 497-499; gave readings, 497 Whitney, J. W., 422 Whittier, John G., 125, 377, 384 Wilder, Marshal P., 324 Williams, Barney, 309 Willis, 125 Winde, Frederick, 70 Winter Memorial Library, 306 Winter, William, 136, 138, 175, 176; tribute to, 306, 307, 384, 390, 411, 440; farewell to Iona, 142, 143; letter, 308; “Died,” Augustin Daly poem, 309 Wood, Rev. Charles, 108 Woods, Governor of Utah, xxi Young, Ann Eliza, xx; portrait, xxi, xxiv Young, Brigham, xx; normal college, xxiii, 176 Young, John Russell, 387, 388, 430, 481, 498 Zangwill, Israel, 175; author, 469; I visit him in London, 469; arrives in America, 470; first lecture, 471; lecture tour, 472, 473 Zarrhan, Carl, 364