Askari: native soldiers, 27; training, 8; old, well-to-do, 10; back pay, 319; women follow our force, 177. _Astræa_, English cruiser, 27. Attendants reduced, 176. Augar, Captain, 35. Aumann, Captain, 84, 96, 100. Auracher, District Commissioner, 35, 38. B Bagamoyo: bombarded, 31; reconnoitre, 146; falls into enemy hands, 148. Bangweolo, Lake, 311. _Baron Dhanis_, steamer (Belgian), 95. Barrett, Lieutenant (English), 107. Barton, Colonel (English), 251. Bast, Sergt.-Major, killed, 87. Batzner, Lieutenant, 214. Baudouinville (Congo): White Fathers, 14; French missionaries, 14; native industry, 14. Baumstark, Captain, 33, 36, 38. Baziots, The, Administrator, 96. Becker’s post, 90. Before the war, re-arming companies, 13. Behobeho: field howitzer lost, 171; heavy fighting and Selous killed, 171. Belgian steamer _Delcommune_ shot to pieces, 29. Belgian Commander-in-Chief at Lake Kivu, 92. Bergmann, Lieutenant, 39. Besch, Lieutenant, 224, 246. Beves, General (English), 212. Bismarckburg-Langenburg operations, 96. Bleeck, Lieutenant, 56, 162, 200. Bock, Lieut.-Colonel von, 8. Bock, Captain von, 89, 136. Boell, Lieutenant, 138; wounded, 301. Boemken, Major von, 159. Bolles, Sergt.-Major, killed, 296. Boot-making experiments, 194. Botha, General, reported coming, 72. Braunschweig, Captain, 82, 149, 182. Bread without wheat flour, 193. Bridge building, 71. British North Lancashire Regiment, 42. British Regular officers chivalrous, 107. British treatment of German prisoners, 221. Brits, General, 147, 149. Brucher, Lieutenant, 192. Bueschel, Lieutenant, 87. Buffaloes, best in East Africa, 12. Buiko, 141. Bukoba, 88, 91. Buller, Major (English), wounded, 147. Burungi Mountains, 134; supplies plentiful, 134. C _Camaraderie_ of escort, 322. Carriers, numbers of, 22, 24. _Cecil Rhodes_, steamer, sunk, 97. Chalau taken, 287. Chambesi depot, 314. Chappuis, Lieutenant von, 31, 185. Chirumba station, 241. Chiulezi, 235. Chiwata, position, 217; ammunition shortage, 218. Christiansen, Lieutenant, 68. Cloth-making at Kilima Njaro, 70. Coast towns defence, 63. Command of Lake Tanganyika, 29. Communications cut off, 34. Concentration at Pugu, 21. Congo Act, against England, 19. Containing the enemy on Uganda, 77. Cook, Lieutenant, 101st Grenadier Guards, 45. Cotton spinning, 69. Cutsch, Lieutenant, 221. Cutting down rations, 176. D Dar-es-Salaam: first action, artillery fire, 27; negotiations for surrender, 28; English ships appear, 52; English Consul King, 20; internment at, 323; embarkation, 325. _Delcommune_, Belgian steamer, destroyed, 29. Delschitz, Lieutenant von, 97. Dessel, Dr., 38. Destructiveness of termites, 30.
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