Daughters of the American Revolution, Mrs. Benjamin Harrison First National President General, 210. Davis, Bancroft, represents United States before Geneva arbitration tribunal, 68. Davis, James J., Secretary of Labour, 379. Davis, Jefferson, reward offered for his arrest, 3; arrested and indicted for treason, 3; released without trial, 4; his case dismissed, 48; his coffee set given to Andrew Johnson, 48. Davis, Midshipman, at Roosevelt’s inauguration, 293. Davis, Pauline, at 1871 woman suffrage convention, 69. Dawes, General Charles G., at Coolidge’s inauguration, 418; his address to the Senate, 419. Debs, Eugene, in Pullman strike, 235. Decatur, Midshipman Stephen, at Roosevelt’s inauguration, 293. Denby, Edwin, Secretary of the Navy, 379. Dent, F. F., devotion to President Grant, 61. Desha, Mary, helps found the Daughters of the American Revolution, 211. De Struvem, Madame, at President Arthur’s reception, 157. Devens, General Charles, Attorney General, 106. Dewey, Admiral George, dinner in his honour, 258; president of Santiago Court of Inquiry, 261. De Wolff, Mr., marries the future Mrs. Harding, 382. Dimmick, Mrs. Mary Scott Lord, her marriage to Benjamin Harrison, 220. Donoghue, Justice Charles, present when Chester A. Arthur takes oath of office, 149. Donovan, Mike, gives physical examination to President Roosevelt, 286; describes interview, 287. Dougherty, Turner, moves to Greeneville, Tenn., 29. Douglass, Frederick, Marshal of District of Columbia, 116. Durant, Doctor, President of the Union Pacific Railway, 86. Early, Midshipman, at Roosevelt’s inauguration, 293. Edmunds, Senator, administers oath to T. A. Hendricks, 171. Edmunds, Mrs., signs anti-suffrage petition, 71. Edson, Mrs. Kathrine Phillips, member of advisory council, Washington disarmament conference, 400. Edwards, Senator George P., member of the Electoral Commission, 110. Egan, Mrs. Eleanor Franklin, member of advisory council, Washington disarmament conference, 400. Electoral Commission, its membership, 110. Endicott, William C., Secretary of War, 180. Eulalie, Princess Infanta of Spain, visits Washington, 230 _et seq._ Evarts, William E., American counsel before Geneva arbitration tribunal, 68. Evarts, William, M., Secretary of State, 106. Fairbanks, Charles Warren, is sworn in as Vice President, 293. Fairbanks, Mrs. Charles W., at Roosevelt’s inaugural ball, 296. Fairchild, Sec’y, at Benjamin Harrison’s inauguration, 199. Fall, Albert B., Secretary of the Interior, 379. Field, Justice, member of the Electoral Commission, 110. Fish, Hamilton, Secretary of State, 53; coöperates with President Grant in obtaining a Joint High Commission, 66; member of Joint High Commission, 66; requests recall of Monsieur de Catacazy, 67. Fish, Mrs. Hamilton, her statement on fashions, 60.