Jovellar, Joachim, Governor, III, 273; proclaims state of siege, 289; resigns, 290. Juana, Columbus's first name for Cuba, I, 13. Juan Luis Keys, I, 21. Judiciary, reforms in, II, 110; under Navarro, 142; under Unzaga, 165; under Leonard Wood, IV, 177. Junta, Cuban, in United States, III, 91; New York, IV, 2; branches elsewhere, 3; policy in enlisting men, 19. Junta de Fomento, II, 178. Juntas of the Laborers, III, 174. Keppel, Gen. See ALBEMARLE. Key Indians, I, 125; expedition against, 126. "Key of the New World and Bulwark of the Indies," I, 210. Kindelan, Sebastian de, II, 197, 315. Lacoste, Perfecto, Secretary of Agriculture, Industry and Commerce, IV, 160. Land tenure, II, 12; absentee landlords, 214. Lanuza, Gonzalez, Secretary of Justice, IV, 146; portrait, 146. Lares, Amador de, I, 93. La Salle, in Cuba, I, 73. Las Casas, Bartholomew, Apostle to the Indies, arrival in Cuba, I, 63; portrait, 64; denounces Narvaez, 66; begins campaign against slavery, 75; mission to Spain, 77; before Ximenes, 77. Las Casas, Luis de, Governor, II, 175; portrait, 175; death, 182. Lasso de la Vega, Juan, Bishop, II, 17. Lawton, Gen. Henry W., leads advance against Spanish, IV, 112; Military Governor of Oriente, 139. Lazear, Camp, established, IV, 172. Lazear, Jesse W., hero and martyr in yellow fever campaign, IV, 172. Ledesma, Francisco Rodriguez, Governor, I, 310. Lee, Fitzhugh, Consul General at Havana, IV, 72; reports on "concentration" policy of Weyler, 86; asks for warship to protect Americans at Havana, 97; _Maine_ sent, 98; commands troops at Havana, 121. Lee, Robert Edward, declines to join Lopez, III, 39. Legrand, Pedro, invades Cuba, I, 302. Leiva, Lopez, Secretary of Government, IV, 297. Lemus, Jose Morales, III, 333. Lendian, Evelio Rodriguez, educator, sketch and portrait, IV, 162. Liberal Party, III, 306; triumphant through revolution, IV, 285; dissensions, 303; conspiracy against election, 329. Liberty Loans, Cuban subscriptions to, IV, 352. Lighthouse service, under Mario G. Menocal, IV, 168. Linares, Tomas de, first Rector of University of Havana, II, 11. Lindsay, Forbes, quoted, II, 217. Linschoten, Jan H. van, historian, quoted, I, 351. Liquor, intoxicating, prohibited in 1780, II, 150. Literary periodicals: _El Habanero_, III, 321; _El Plantel_, 324; _Cuban Review_, 325; _Havana Review_, 329. Literature, II, 245; early works, 252; poets, 274; great development of activity, III, 315 et seq. Little Inagua, I, 4. Llorente, Pedro, in Constitutional Convention, IV, 188, 190.