Frye, Alexis, Superintendent of Schools, IV, 156; controversy with General Wood, 162. Fuerza, La: picture, facing I, 146; building begun by De Soto, I, 147; scene of Lady Isabel's tragic vigil, 147, 179; planned and built by Sanchez, 194; work by Menendez, and Ribera, 209; slave labor sought, 211; bad construction, 222; Montalvo's recommendations, 223; Luzan-Arana quarrel, 237; practical completion, 240; decorated by Cagigal, II, 33. Galvano, Antony, historian, quoted, I, 4. Galvez, Bernardo, seeks Cuban aid for Pensacola, II, 146; Governor, 168; death, 170. Galvez, José Maria, head of Autonomist Cabinet, IV, 95. Garaondo, José, I, 317. Garay, Francisco de, Governor of Jamaica, I, 102. Garcia, Calixto, portrait, facing III, 268; President of Cuban Republic, III, 301; joins War of Independence, IV, 69; his notable career, 76 et seq.; joins with Shafter at Santiago, 111; death, 241. Garcia, Carlos, revolutionist, IV, 269. Garcia, Esequiel, Secretary of Education, IV, 320. Garcia, Marcos, IV, 44. Garcia, Quintiliano, III, 329. Garvey, José N. P., II, 222. Gastaneta, Antonio, II, 9. Gelder, Francisco, Governor, I, 292. Gener y Rincon, Miguel, Secretary of Justice, IV, 161. Geraldini, Felipe, I, 310. Germany, malicious course of in 1898, IV, 104; Cuba declares war against, 348; property in Cuba seized, 349; aid to Gomez, 350. Gibson. Hugh S., U. S. Chargé d'Affaires, assaulted, IV, 308. Giron. Garcia, Governor, I, 279. Godoy, Captain, arrested at Santiago, and put to death, I, 203. Godoy, Manuel, II, 172. Goicouria, Domingo, sketch and portrait, III, 234. Gold, Columbus's quest for, I, 19; Velasquez's search, 61; the "Spaniards' God," 62; early mining, 81; value of mines, 173. Gomez, José Antonio, II, 18. Gomez, José Miguel, Civil Governor of Santa Clara, IV, 179; aspires to Presidency, 260, 264; turns from Conservative to Liberal party, 265; compact with Zayas, 265; starts revolution, 269; elected President, 290; becomes President, 297; Cabinet, 297; sketch and portrait, 298; acts of his administration, 301; charged with corruption, 304; conflict with Veterans' Association, 304; quarrel with Zayas, 306; suppresses Negro revolt, 307; amnesty bill, 309; National Lottery, 310; "Dragado" deal, 310; railroad deal, 310; estimate of his administration, 311; double treason in 1916, 332; defeated and captured, 337; his orders for devastation, 337; aided by Germany, 350. Gomez, Juan Gualberto, revolutionist, IV, 30; captured and imprisoned, 52; insurgent, 269.