Address of Welcome, Governor George K. Nash 41 M. W. Beacom, Welcome from Mayor, John H. Farley 42 Response by Hon. Frederick H. Wines, LL.D. 42 Address, Captain Edward S. Wright, President of the Congress 43 Annual Sermon, Rev. Ward Beecher Pickard, D.D. 44 Annual Address, Albert Garvin, President of the Association 45 Joseph F, Scott, “Civil Service in Prison” 46 Address, Chaplain Wm. J. Batt, Concord, Mass. 47 Address, Chaplain Wm. A. Locke, “Prison Methods” 47 Address, Chaplain D. R. Imbrie, “Decade of Prison Reform” 48 Hon. F. H. Wines on Dr. McKim’s Book 48 Chaplain J. F. Orwick on Prison Sunday 49 Oren C. Painter on Prisoners’ Aid Association, Baltimore 49 Address, Hon. Samuel J. Barrows, “International Congress” 49 Address, Hon. C. V. Collins, N. Y., “Education Among Criminals” 51 Address, Prof. Chas. R. Henderson, “Sociological Side of Reform” 52 Judge Martin Dewey Follett, “Criminal Law Reform” 53 George Torrance, “Preventative and Reformatory Work” 53 Dr. H. E. Allison, N. Y., “Preventative Heredity of Crime” 55 Captain C. S. Tremby, U. S. N., “Discipline in the Spanish War” 55 Mrs. F. A. Morton, Mass., “Elementary Practice in Education” 55 Address, Rev. August Drahms (Cal.), “Crime in Civilized Countries” 56 Hon. F. H. Wines, LL.D., Washington, D.C., “The U.S. Census” 56 Place of Next Congress Meeting and Entertainment 56 Address, José F. Godoy, Sec’y Mexican Embassy, Washington, D.C. 57 Address, Hon. Eugene Smith, N. Y. City, “The Cost of Crime” 57 Joseph F. Scott, Mass., “The Indeterminate Sentence” 59 Testimonial to Z. R. Brockway, late of Elmira Reformatory 59 Address, J. Warren Meade, Auburn, N. Y., “Prison Discipline” 59 Memorial Tribute to Three Departed Members 60 Wm. Chamberlain, Mich., “Discipline in State Penitentiary” 60 J. Warren Baily, Mass., “Discharged Prisoners” 60 Amos W. Butler, Indiana “State Parole” 61 Prof. R. G. Henderson, Chicago, “Psychological Laboratory” 61 Mrs. D. C. Leeds, Phila., “Woman’s Prison or Reformatory” 62 Complimentary Resolutions; Closing Remarks 62 JOURNAL OF PRISON DISCIPLINE ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT 1787. OF 1901. “THE PENNSYLVANIA PRISON SOCIETY.”