How We Dressed for $2.50 Frontispiece
Our Office and the Punkah under which the Old Salts
Sat for Free Sea Breezes 8
Plaza de Cervantes, Foreign Business Quarter 14
Puente de España. Manila's Main Highway Across the Pasig 20
The Busy Pasig, from the Puente de España 26
A Philippine Sleeping-machine 32
The English Club on the Banks of the Pasig 40
The Bull and Tiger Fight--Opening Exercises 46
Suburb of Santa Mesa 54
Our Destination was a Town Called Pagsanjan at the Foot of a
Range of Mountains 60
The Rapids in the Gorges of Pagsanjan 66
Cocoanut Rafts on the Pasig, Drifting down to Manila 72
The Little Native School under the Big Mango-tree 78
Calzada de San Miguel 84
A Native Village Up Country 90
A "Chow" Shop on a Street Corner 98
Puentes de Ayala, which Help two of Manila's Suburbs to Shake
Hands Across the Pasig 106
Calzada de San Sebastian 114
Ploughing in the Rice-fields with the Carabao 122
Types of True Filipinos Waiting to Call Themselves Americans 130
On the Banks of the Enchanted Lake 138
In the Narrow Streets of Old Manila. A Procession 144
A Citizen from the Interior 152
How the World's Supply of Manila Hemp is Cleaned 160
Moro Chiefs from Mindanao 168
Manila Fruit-girls in a Street-Corner Attitude 176
A Typical "Nipa" House 184
The Little Flower-girl at the Opera 192
Rapid Transit in the Suburbs of Manila 202
The Fourth of July, '95. Execution by the Garrote 210
Paseo de la Luneta 220
Captain Tayler, the Genial Skipper of the Esmeralda 226
Map of Philippines At End of Volume