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INDEX OF SPEAKERS AND WRITERS.

Addams, Jane, 338, 464, 474, 475.
Allan, G. W., 448.

Ardagh, Judge, 447.

Ball, W. C., 471.

Barbour, L. L., 453, 461.
Barlow, Kate B., 94.
Barrett, D. Μ., 456.
Barrows, Samuel J., 52.
Bartram, C. E., 207.
Bell, John Edward, 478.
Bicknell, Ernest, 58, 249, 391.
Biddle, Mrs. J. C., 94.
Blake, S. H., 446.
Blodgett, Mrs. I. N., 415.
Boardman, 456.
Borden, Mary J., 419.
Boykin, Alice, 389.
Brackett, Jeffrey, 471.
Brackett, J. R., 143, 188.
Briggs, F. H., 121.
Brinkerhoff, General, 466.
Burnette, W. S. R., 397.
Byers, J. P., 373, 427.

Caldwell, Peter, 454.
Castle, Henry A., 14.
Charlton, T. J., 115.

Child Labor in Indiana, 394.
Clark, A. W., 412.
Clark, Daniel, 83.
Craig, S. S., 272.

Crooker, Joseph Henry, 175.

Crouse, Meigs V., 457.
Crozier, A. Ο., 140, 154.
Cummins, Mrs. M. S., 411.
Cutter, G. W., 467.

Dana, M. McG., 449.
Delaney, J. J., 131.
Denson, C. B., 425.
Devine, Edward T., 193.
Dewey, Mary H., 105.
Dewey, Richard, 76, 467.
Down, E. A., 455, 467, 468.

Drake, L. D., 125.
Drewry, W. F., 436.

Ellison, T. Ε., 451.

Ely, Robert E., 332, 474, 475.

Fairbank, Mrs. M. E., 138.
Faulkner, C. E., 17, 94, 397,457.
Folks, Homer, 278, 419, 463.
Follett, Judge, 459, 468.
Folwell, W. W., 407.
Force, M. F., 21.

Garrett, Philip C., 26.
Goday, José F., 471.
Goodhart, Julia H., 94.

Hale, W. A., 451.

Haley, T. P., 451, 461.

Hall, Mary, 373.

Hamilton, Mrs. J. G., 426.
Hart, H. H., 373, 479.

Hebard, J. P., 143.

Hebberd, R. W., 143.

Heg, J. E., 439.

Henderson, Charles R., 256, 352, 479.
Heymann, Michel, 94, 108, 398.

Hoyt, C. S., 449.

Hubbard, C. М., 143.

Jackson, Dr. Sheldon, 376.
Jacobs, Bertha W., 94.
Johnson, Alexander, 1, 478.
Jordan, Mary A., 472.

Keene, Dr., 466, 469.
Kellogg, C. P., 381, 469.
Kelso, J. J., 94.
Kennedy, W. L., 432.
Knight, George H., 468.
Krohn, W. O., 308.

Lathrop, Julia C., 389.
Letchworth, W. P., 94.
Lewis, Charlton T., 38, 462.
Lewis, H. W., 94.

Love, M. C. T., 379.

Macdonald, Judge, 447, 458.
Macfarland, H. B. F., 386.
Machar, Agnes Maule, 239, 471.
McLane, Kate M., 401.
Maclaren, J. J., 347.
Mathews, Byron C., 282.
Miller, T. C., 438.
Millis, Harry A., 355.
Milner, D. C., 473.
Moore, Marion I., 143.
Morse, Frances R., 177.
Murray, A. J., 94.

Nicholson, Timothy, 469.
Niebecker, 453.
Nutting, J. H., 431.

Palmer, Mrs. M. S., 143.
Patterson, Mr., 455.
Peabody, F. G., 225, 329.
Perry, Miss M. E., 409.
Pettigrove, F. G., 460.
Porter, John Addison, 470.
Post, James A., 217, 405.
Powell, F. M., 289, 468.
Power, J. L., 409.
Pray, Mrs. A. О., 94.

Ramsey, Mrs. R. W., 429.
Raymond, H. Ν., 143, 235.

Stevens, Mrs. L. M. N., 400.
Stewart, A. Η., 461.
Storrs, L. C., 450, 455.

Reel, Estelle, 441.

Richmond, Mary E., 181, 473.
Robertson, Dr., 460.

Robertson, J. R., 446.

Rosenau, N. S., 144, 463, 478.

Sanborn, F. B., 373.
Savage, E. P., 317.
Sayce, Mr., 477.
Scott, Alderman, 447.
Selling, Louis, 231.
Sherrard, W. B., 432.
Shortall, J. G., 110.
Sickels, Lucy М., 127.
Small, H. B., 233.
Smith, H. D., 455.
Spalding, Warren F., 46.
Spratling, W. P., 69, 466, 468.

Thornburgh, George, 377.
Tolman, W. H., 143.

Tutwiler, Julia S., 374.

Walk, J. W., 430, 457, 461.

Warner, Mrs. Emalea P., 384.
Weller, C. F., 199.

Wells, John D., 403.

Wells, Mrs. Kate Gannett, 302.
Wendte, C. W., 377.
Wilcox, Ansley, 220.
Williamson, Emily E., 416.
Wilmarth, Dr., 469.
Wines, F. H., 163.
Wolfe, J. B., 450.
Wright, J. E., 434.
Wylie, James R., 168.

INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

"Abnormal Man," by Lombroso, 297.
Abolition of poverty, the, 272.

Accidental idiocy, 299.

Acute mania, 467.

Adoption of children, 266.
Advisory committee, 201.
After-care Association, 80.

After-care Association, cases helped by, 82.
After-care Association, report of, 81.
After-care, methods of, 81.

After-care of insane, 9, 76, 466.
Agent's hours, 191.

Alabama Bryce Insane Hospital, 375.
Alabama, report from, 374.

Alaska, no provision for insane, 373.
Alaska, report from, 376.

Almshouses and workhouses, 261.
Almshouse as maternity hospital, 263.
Almshouse of New York City, 284.

Altruistic spirit, the, 277.

"American Charities," Warner's, 204.
"American Childhood from a Medical Stand-

point," Taylor, 316.

American Humane Educational Society, 113.
American Neurological Association, 76, 80.

Angell, George T., 113.

Anti-spitting ordinances, 298.
Applications committee, 201.

Applications for work, 208.

Applied philanthropy, school for, 181.

Apprenticeship, 266.

Arbitration of labor troubles, 395.
Arithmetic, study of, 311.

Arkansas, report from, 377.

Arrests in Ontario, growing fewer, 351.
Associated Charities, 144.

Associated Charities of Boston, 215.

Association in prison, 31.

Ayres, P. W., 214.

Bamberger, Dr. G., 109.

Bands of Mercy, 113.
Barnett, Canon, 256.

Barr, Dr. M. W., 299.

Bastards, questions concerning, 304.
Bavaria, technical schools of, 246.
Beach, Fletcher, 81.

Bertillon system, 55, 141, 382.
Bielefeld, 67, 68, 71.

Binding out, 261.

Binding out of children, 266.

Blind, the, 267.

Blumer, Dr. G. Alder, 77.

Boarding out, 261.

Boarding out of insane, 269.

Boston, probation officers in, 41.

Bread and water diet for tramps, 361.

Breck's agricultural store, 216.

British inmates of New York institutions, 288.

Brockway method, 34.

Brockway, Z. R., 32.

Brooklyn, bureau of, 212.

Brookville, town relief in, 244.

Bryce Hospital, Alabama, 375.

Buffalo, number of children in orphan asylums,

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Causes and prevention of feeble-minded, 296.
Cellular system, 53.

Centralized administration, 56.

"Central Nervous System," by Halleck, 293.
Central registry, 189.

Chair-seating, 115.

Character must be changed to secure release, 49.
Charitable institutions of New York, 424.

Charities and prisons of Boston, 366.

Charities Review, 180, 463.

Charity organization, 140.

Charity organization societies as employment

agencies, 211.

Charity, three forms of, 145.

Charlestown State prison, 364.

Chemical poison of fatigue, 312.

Chicago Manual Training School, 109.

Child labor law, 371.

Children's Aid Society: Boston, 187; New York,

101; Philadelphia, 100.

Children's home societies, 309.

Children in reformatories: number improved,
125; number of, 125.

Children: outdoor relief to, 251; placed out, in
religious faith of parents, 96; placed out, num-
ber of, 101; saving of, 350.

"Child Laborers and their Protection in Ger-
many," Steidra, 316.

Child-saving: 87; aids to, 90; among Jews in
United States, 108; of humane societies, 110.

Child study, 9, 308.

"Child Study as a Basis for Psychology and
Psychological Teaching," Hall, 316.

"Child Study in the Hospital: A Record of Six
Hundred Cases," Chapin, 316.

Child study, reference books on, 316.
"Child Study the Basis of Exact Education,"

Hall, 316.

Church assistance, 192.

Church charity, 149.

Churches' duty to the poor, 233.

Cigarettes forbidden to minors, 371.

City and county charities, organization of, 168.
City and suburban homes company, 424.

City positions, 264.

Civil service law in cities, 390.

Civil service reform, 177.

Civil War, influence of, on young men, 29.

Clark, Dr. Daniel, 77.

Classes who require help, 148.

Cleveland, drinking-places in, 235.
Codification of criminal laws, 54.

Collyer, Robert, 119.

Colonies for workingmen, 263.

Colonization of the unemployed, 227.
Colony care of the epileptic, 63.

Colony of mercy, a, 70.

Colorado: parole law in, 373; report from, 379.
Colored persons aided, percentage of, 252.

Columbia College, 187.

Commission, a, needed to find facts on charity,
161.

Commissions: in lunacy, 269; to codify laws, 54;
to investigate institutions, 404; to study delin-
quents, 141.

Committee, report of Charity Organization Soci-
ety, 140.

Committee, on Child-saving, report of, 87.
Committees: on Resolutions, 450; on Organiza-

tion, 450.

Compulsory education in Illinois, 390.
Compulsory school attendance, 231.

Compulsory school attendance in Indiana, 394.

Concord Reformatory, 364.

Confederate home in Missouri, 411.

Conference methods of study, 20.

Conference sermon, 352.

Conference schools of study, 91.

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Domat, Jean, 459.

Domestic institutions, feeble-minded in, 290.
Domestic work for girls, 130.

Dressmaking, a profitable occupation, 129.
Drexel Institute, 128.

Drink evil, the, 235.
Drink habit, the, 146.
Driscom, John, 125.

Drunkenness in America, 36.

Duplication, prevention of, 150.

Earnings of prisoners, 57.

Eddy, Thomas, 125.

Education for delinquents, 122.

Education in Alabama, 375.

Education of first importance in reformation, 123.
Education of the public in charity work, 149.

Education that educates, 69.

Elmira method, 34.

Elmira Reformatory, 368.
Ely, Robert E., 332, 339.
Emergency relief committee, 201.

Employment bureaus, 208.
Employment committee, 202.

Employment, means of getting, 215.
Encouraging outlook, an, 347.

England's percentage in institutions, 286.
Englewood Associated Charities, 200.

English poor-law system, 245.

Epilepsy, 63.

Epilepsy, curability of, 469.
Epilepsy, medical treatment of, 68.
Epilepsy, surgical treatment of, 469.

Epilepsy, treatment of, 66.

Epileptic attacks lessened by outdoor work, 74.
Epileptic seizures, 65.

Epileptics, 270, 294; congregation of, 66; diet
for, 75; employment of, 67; hospital for in
Ohio, 63; improvement in, 65; number of,
297; population of, 70; sequestration of, 298;
statistics concerning in Iowa, 468; value of
labor for, 468.

Equities of interstate migration, 92.
European prisons, 52.

"Eye-mindedness and Ear-mindedness,” Jas-
trow, 316.

Factory laws in Canada, 350.

Factory legislation, 312.

Farmers of Ontario, losing farms, 275.

Farmers, taxes paid by, 274.

Father Cook, of Boston, 41.
"Fatigue,” Dresslar, 316.

Fatigue, chemical poison of, 312.
Federal centralization, 56.

Federal code, a, 53.

Feeble-minded, care of, 289; causes and preven-
tion of, 296; in domestic institutions, 290; in
foreign institutions, 290; institution for, in
Wisconsin, 371; land for, 295: in the United
States, 292; schools for, 293; self-support of,
295; the, 267; to be retained in institutions,
307.

Feeble-mindedness and consanguinity, 299.
Female prisoners, reasons for the small number
of, 28.

Financial management of institutions, 165.
Financial support and how to get it, 220.

Five-penny meal tickets, 201.

Floriculture for boys, 117.

Floriculture for girls, 129.

Foreign-born, aid to, 252.

Foreign-born inmates of institutions, 283.
Foreign institutions, feeble-minded in, 290.1
Fortescue, Dr. Dudley, 81.

France's percentage in New York institutions,

287.

Free employment bureaus, 212.

Free employment offices, 206.

Free kindergartens in New Orleans, 372.
Friendless people, how provide for, 85.

Friendly visiting as a social force, 199.

Friendly visiting, 189.

Friendly visitors, 223.

Friendly visitors' tea, 205.
Friends of the poor, 248.
Froebel, 109.

Fruit-canning for girls, 129.

Gananoque, outdoor relief in, 244.

Garden work for girls, 130.
Georgia, report from, 389.

Gerard, J. W., 125.

Girardin, Emile de, articles of, 41.

Girls in reform school of Connecticut, go per

cent. doing well, 455.

Golden Gate Kindergarten Association, 91.

Good citizenship, 87.

Greater New York, 280.

Greatest thing, the, 352.

"Growth of Brain," Donaldson, 316.

"Growth of Children," Bowditch, 316.

"Growth of St. Louis Children," Porter, 316.

Guilt, degree of, in homicides, 32.

Habits of thrift, 138.

Halifax, outdoor relief in, 243.
Hamilton, outdoor relief in, 243.
Hand-work in Europe, 246.
Hart, H. H., assistance of, 413.
Harvard College, 187.
Haydn, H. C., 237.
Heredity, 295.

Heredity and insanity, 83, 455.
H. R. H. Princess Christian, 81.
Hill, Gardiner H., 81.

Hill, Miss Joanna M., 101.
Hiring out of tramps, 360.
Home care for children, 266.
Home life, conservation of, 88.

Home life for paupers, 261.

Homœopathic hospital for insane, 372.
Home-placing of dependent children, 89.
Homes for children, inability to find, 95.

Homicides, 32.

Hospital admissions, 283.

Hospital for miners, 264.

Houses of detention, need of, 37.

Howard Association, 30.

How to help cases of distress, 204.

Hugo, Victor, 127.

Hull House, 340, 473, 475.

Humane societies, 10.

Identification of criminals, 54.

Illinois Humane Society, 112, 113.

Illinois, report from, 389.

Imbecile women in almshouses, 263.

Imbecility and tuberculosis, 298.

Immigrants and tramps, law affecting, 355.

Importation of tramps, defectives, and insane, 86.
Imprisonment: as a penalty, 39; as retribution,
40; modification of, 33; without labor not ef-
fective, 350.

Incorrigibles, 36.

Indeterminate commitment, 35.

Indeterminate sentence, adoption of, 54.
Indeterminate sentence for drunkenness, 32.
Indiana, industries in reform school, 116.

Indiana poor statistics, 249.
Indiana Reform School, 115.

Indiana, report from, 391.
Individual treatment of prisoners, 29.
Industrial education for girls, 120.

Industrial training in girls' schools, 127.

Industrial life, ideals of, 340.

Industrial school for girls in West Virginia, 372.

Industries adapted to girls, 128.

Industries for epileptics, 69.

Industries in reform schools, 116.

Inebriates, 270.

Inebriates, uselessness of short terms for, 461.
Infant Asylum of Massachusetts, 265.
Infirmary for poorhouse, 264.

Inmates of New York institutions, 282.

Insane, the: after-care of, 76; importation of,
86: in jail, 269; in New York City, 283; in
poorhouses, 279; of New York, 368; per cent.
of foreigners, 86; prejudice against, 78; re-
lapses of, 80; relation of, to public, 83; sup-
port of, 268; tried by jury, 269.

Insane patients, after-treatment of, 464.
Insanity, 76.

Insanity and heredity, 83.
Insanity as a disease, 77.

Insanity law in California, 378.
Inspection of alleys, 340.

Institutions for insane in New York, 424.
Instruction of visitors, 205.

Insurance as preventive measure, 160.
Intemperance a cause of poverty, 232.
Intemperance and feeble-mindedness, 298.
Interference in other people's affairs, 178.
International Prison Commission, 54.
International Prison Congress, 32, 52, 57.
Interstate migration, 92.

Intoxication in soldiers' homes, 23.

Investigation cannot be too thorough, 195.
Investigation, purpose of, 193.

Investigation, value and dangers of, 193.

Iowa, report from, 397.

Ireland-born, proportion of, in institutions, 283.

Jails, abandonment of, 37.

Jails, construction of, 60.

Jewish child-saving, 108.

Jewish orphan asylums, number of, 108.

Johnson, Alexander, 77.

Johns Hopkins University, 187.

Jones, F. H., letter from, go.
Judicious charity, problem of, 226.
Juvenile offenders of New York, 368.
Juvenile reformatory, seven years in, 121.

Kansas, report from, 397.
Kindergarten, in child-saving, 90.
Kindergarten, in education of young, 147.
Kindergarten, introduction of, 85.
Kingston, outdoor relief in, 244.
Krauskopf, Rabbi Joseph, 110.

Labelling prison-made goods, 440.

Labor bureaus for tramps, 248.

Labor, product of, 274.

Labor unions, petition of, 207.

La Liberté, journal in Paris, 41.

Land tenure, 275.

Land value, 274.

La Santé, 52.

Law affecting immigrants and tramps, 355.
Law and Order League, Ohio, 237.

Laws for protecting children, 112.

Legacy for entertainments, 370.

"Legal Aspect of the Child Problem," Way-
land, 316.

Legislation concerning tramps, 359.
Legislation for preventing idiocy, 301.

Letters: from F. H. Jones, 90; President Diaz,
91; M. Romero, 92; F. E. Morse, 186; М.
McG. Dana, 449; Mr. John Addison Porter,

470.

Lewis, Herbert W., 469.
Limitation of soldiers' homes, 17.
Lincoln, Roland C., 215.

Linotype, introduction of, 344.

Liquor licenses in Toronto, 351.

Liquor problem, the, 237.

Literature for reform schools, 125.
Literature to educate the public, 161.
Livingstone, Edward, 459.

Local guardians, 102.
Local visitors, 105.

Loch, C. S., 204.

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Logical consistency, unknown in law, 40.
Lombroso, 54.

London After-care Association, 80.
London, Ont., outdoor relief in, 244.
Louisiana, report from, 398.

Maine, report from, 400.

Manual training: for epileptics, 67; in child-sav-
ing, 90; in public school, 246; rapidly spread-

ing, 119.

Marriage law, a, 306.

Marriage laws, need of changes in, 466.

Marriage of kin, 303.

Maryland, report from, 401.

Massachusetts hospital for dipsomaniacs, 270.

Massachusetts Infant Asylum, 265.

Massachusetts, report from, 403.

Massachusetts State Board of Charities, 260.

Maxwell, Hugh, 125.

McKinley, President, 459.

Meath, Earl of, 81.

Medical certificates for marriage, 308.

Medical treatment of epilepsy, 68.

Mental cramming, 315.

"Mental Development in the Child," Preyer,

316.

Mental development of children, 311.

"Mental Faculties," Warner, 316.

Merit system, the, 9.

"Method of examining Children in Schools as
to their Development and Brain Condition,"

Warner, 316.

Methods of after-care, 81.

Methods of placing dependent children, 266.

Mexican representation, 471.

Michigan Agricultural College, 129.

Michigan, protection of children in, 97.

Michigan, report from, 405.

Migration of criminals, 55.
Mill, J. S., 272.

Miller, Thomas C., 438.
Millis, H. A., 256.
Minnesota, report from, 407.
Minutes and Discussions, 446.
Mississippi, report from, 409.
Missouri, report from, 409.
Mitchell, Dr. S. Weir, 78.

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