Tagabáuas (24) 374-375 The Chinese in Mindanao. N.B.--The territory occupied by each tribe is shown on the general map of Mindanao by the number on this list. Chapter XL. The Political Condition of Mindanao, 1899. Relapse into savagery--Moros the great danger--Visayas the mainstay--Confederation of Lake Lanao--Recall of the Missionaries--Murder and pillage in Davao--Eastern Mindanao--Western Mindanao--The three courses--Orphanage of Tamontaca--Fugitive slaves--Polygamy an impediment to conversion--Labours of the Jesuits--American Roman Catholics should send them help 376-388 APPENDIX. Chronological Table 389 Table of Exports for twelve Years 411 Estimate of Population 415 Philippine Budget of 1897 compared with Revenue of 1887 416, 417 Value of Land in several Provinces of Luzon 418 List of Spanish and Filipino Words used in the Work 419 Cardinal Numbers in Seven Malay Dialects 422 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. Portrait of the Author Frontispiece View on the Pasig with Bamboos and Canoe To face p. 6 Facsimile of Cédula Personal 53 Some of the rising generation in the Philippines 75 Map of the Philippine Islands 150 Group of women making Cigars 158 Salacots and Women's Hats 160 Author's office, Muelle Del Rey, ss. Salvadora, and Lighters called "Cascos" 161 River Pasio showing Russell and Sturgis's former office 166 Tower of Manila Cathedral after the Earthquakes, 1880 168-9 Suburb of Malate after a typhoon, October 1882, when thirteen ships were driven ashore Author's house at Ermita 177 Fernery at Ermita 185 A Negrito from Negros Island 207 A Manila Man 208-9 A Manila Girl Tagal Girl wearing Scapulary 216 Carabao harnessed to native Plough; Ploughman, Village, and Church Between 226-7 Paddy Field recently planted Paulino Marillo, a Tagal of Laguna, Butler to the author 229 A Farderia, or Sugar Drying and Packing Place 240 Igorrote Spearmen and Negriot Archer 254 Anitos of Northern Tribes 258