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Boyde, Arthur Glyn, uneasy suspicions regarding, 119, 122, 124, 129, 131, 134
warrant for arrest of, 163
Brodie, as salesman, 275
heavy insurances of—and a fire, 278 et seq.
how he obtained recipe for eau de Cologne, 273
introduction to, 272
social aspirations of, 273
Bronx Park, Sundays in, 216 et seq.
Brooklyn Bridge, reflections on, 81
Buddhism, a German doctor's opinion of, 170
author's interest in, 8, 51, 54
Dr. Withrow and, 8

Calder, introduces himself, 210
uninvited, sleeps in author's bed, 211
Campbell, Sir Alexander, Governor of Ontario, 66
Canada, social customs unwittingly broken by author in, 66
Canadian Pacific Railway, how an opening in, was lost, 65 et seq.
Canoeing on Canadian lakes, 74
Carey, Mr., manager of New York Times, 291
Clay, Cecil, introduction to, 90
Clothes, interchangeable, 110
Conversion, reflections on, 23 et seq.
Cooper, Alfred, partner in Islington Jersey Dairy, 10 et seq.
Cooper, Mr., news-editor of Evening Sun, 95
Cox, Cleveland, posing for, 158
Crayford, home life at, 33, 40
Croker, Boss, head of Tammany, 232

Dana, Charles A., editor of Evening Sun, 93
Davies, Acton, 211
and the Boyde story, 201
Davis, Richard Harding, a play by, 86
an interview with, 83
Boyde and, 206
Davis, R. H., witnesses capture of an escaped lion, 103
de Chaillu, M., 297
De Quincey's "Confessions," Dr. Huebner and, 125, 168
Dixon, his tight-rope walk across the Niagara, 130
Dodge, William E., a chance meeting with, 295 et seq.
Drug stores and their attraction, 97
Drummond, Professor, Sunday lectures at Edinburgh of, 32
Dufferin, Lord, a photograph of, in Hub hotel, 43
Duluth, and the gold rush, 240

"Earth's Earliest Ages," Pember's, 30
Easter Day in the Black Forest, 25
Eau de Cologne business, author and, 272 et seq.
Edinburgh University, author at, 14, 51
"Education of Uncle Paul, The," 123
Elephants, their fear of rats, 226
Eliot, George, and her Sunday receptions, 269
Etruria, launching of, 5
Evening Sun, slogan of, 91
Evening World, the, a scoop in, 98
Evolutionist theology, sermons on, 292 et seq.

ffoulkes, Maude, author's indebtedness to, 224
"Final Word, The" (poem), 267
Free-lunch counters, 87, 90
Freytag, German reporter, 202, 229
his advice to author, 100
Frohman, Daniel, and Angus Hamilton, 222

Gallup, a half-breed guide, 240
camp-fire stories of, 242
Galt, Sir Thomas, 6
Germans, talkative, 251
Gibson, Charles Dana, author poses for, 158
Gilmour, jealousy of--and a realistic performance, 256-7