Tuskegee Institute, 276. Twain, Mark, letter from, 294, 295; man and hero, 296; devotion to his wife, 297. Union Iron Mills, 133, 134, 176; very profitable, 198. Union Pacific Railway, sleeping-cars on, 159-61; Mr. Carnegie's connection with, 162-65. "Unitawrian," prejudice against, 12. Vanderlip, Frank A., 268. Vandevort, Benjamin, 95. Vandevort, John W., 95; Mr. Carnegie's closest companion, 142; accompanies him around the world, 204. Van Dyke, Prof. John C., on the Homestead strike, 235-37, 239. Wagner, Mr., Carnegie's interest in, 49, 50. Walker, Baillie, 3. Wallace, William, 16, 17, 367. War, breeds war, 16; must be abolished, 274, 283, 284; "ferocious and futile folly," 358. Washington, Booker T., declines gift to himself, 276, 277. Waterways, inland, improvement of, 342. Webster Literary Society, 61. Wellesley College, Cleveland Library at, 275. Western Reserve University, Hanna Chair at, 275. White, Andrew D., 23, 150; and the Hague Conference, 284. White, Henry, 358. Whitfield, Louise, 213, 214. _See also_, Carnegie, Mrs. Andrew. Whitwell Brothers, 179. Wilkins, Judge William, 95, 96. William IV, German Emperor, 366-71. Wilmot, Mr., of the Carnegie Relief Fund, 266. Wilson, James R., 46. Wilson, Woodrow, 371, 372. Wilson, Walker & Co., 226. Women as telegraph operators, 69, 70. Woodruff, T.T., inventor of the sleeping-car, 87, 161. Woodward, Dr. Robert S., president of the Carnegie Institution, 260. Wordsworth, William, quoted, 86. Workmen's savings, 251. World peace, 369-71. Wright, John A., president of the Freedom Iron Works, 185.