Johnson, Colonel Robert, secretary to Andrew Johnson, 33. Jones, “General” Rosalie, in woman suffrage parade, 341. Jusserand, Ambassador J. J., at Washington disarmament conference, 399. Kaiulani, her visit to America, 228. Kerman, Senator Francis, member of the Electoral Commission, 110. Key, David M., Postmaster General, 106. Kirkwood, Samuel J., Secretary of the Interior, 135; signs announcement of President Garfield’s death, 148. Kling, Florence, her marriage to Mr. De Wolff, 382. Kniep, Josephine, White House housekeeper, 231. Knox, Senator Philander, at Taft’s inauguration, 319. Lamar, Lucius Quintus Curtius, Secretary of the Interior, 181. Lamont, Daniel S., private secretary to President Cleveland, 181; Secretary of War, 225. Lane, Franklin K., Secretary of the Interior, 345. Lansing, Robert, Secretary of State, 366. Lansing, Mrs. Robert, her war-time activities, 368. Lawrence, William, presents impeachment charges to the Senate, 46. Lee, Alice, her marriage to Roosevelt, 311. Leiter, Mrs. Levi, gives party in honour of Ethel Roosevelt, 310. Lemly, Samuel C., Judge-Advocate in Santiago Court of Inquiry, 262. Leo XIII, receives felicitations from President Cleveland, 193. Li Hung Chang, is received by President Cleveland, 238. Lincoln, Robert Todd, denies escape of John Wilkes Booth, 13; Secretary of War, 135, 156. Lockwood, Mrs. Belva Ann, is nominated for Presidency, 175, 176; her career as lawyer and peace apostle, 176. Lockwood, Mrs. Mary, protests against women’s exclusion from Sons of the American Revolution, 211. Lockwood, Mary S., a resident of Washington, 196. Lodge, Senator Henry Cabot, at Taft’s inauguration, 319; at Washington disarmament conference, 399. Loeb, William, sees Roosevelt off after Taft’s inauguration, 315. Logan, Major-General John A., in the Grand Review, 19; presents impeachment charges to the Senate, 46; at Grant’s second inauguration, 78; is nominated for Vice Presidency, 175. Logan, Mary S., a resident of Washington, 196. Longworth, Nicholas, marries Alice Roosevelt, 308. Longworth, Mrs. Nicholas, her war-time activities, 369. Lord, Mrs., her death, 213. Lorimer, Mrs. George Horace, her letter from Mrs. Coolidge, 415. Lynch, John R., temporary chairman of Republican National Convention, 175. M’Comb, Henry S., quarrels with Oakes Ames, 87. McAdoo, William G., Secretary of the Treasury, 345; marriage to Eleanor Wilson, 352. McAdoo, Mrs. William G., her war-time activities, 369. McCabe, Professor L. D., officiates at Rutherford B. Hayes’s wedding, 107. McCardle, Eliza, marries Andrew Johnson, 29. McCrary, G. W., Secretary of War, 106. McCulloch, Mrs. Hugh, signs anti-suffrage petition, 71. McElroy, Mrs. Mary Arthur, acts as hostess for President Arthur, 154; leaves Washington, 164; institutes formal White House supper, 334.