(Except as to totals and conditions when received, statistics cannot be made absolutely accurate, especially as to “Nationality and Disposal.”) _Women under care from January, 1906, to January, 1907_ 9,295 Arrested 7,475 Lost or seeking shelter 379 Mothers 2,898 Intoxicated 3,679 White 6,502 Colored 2,288 _Disposals._ Discharged with and without fines 2,074 Sent to Reformatories 672 House of Correction 923 County Prison 2,255 Americans 5,320 Foreigners 2,934 _Children under care from January, 1906, to January, 1907_ 6,839 Arrested 3,417 Lost or ran away 2,846 White 5,497 Colored 651 Brought with parents 468 _Disposals._ Sent home 4,695 S. P. C. C. and Aid Society 387 Charities and Reformatories 449 House of Detention and Juvenile Court 572 Respectfully submitted, MRS. P. W. LAWRENCE. CHESTER COUNTY PRISON William Scattergood, President of the Board of Inspectors, makes weekly visits to this prison, and reports it in good condition. It is considered a model prison. Deborah C. Leeds, a member of the Acting Committee, has also visited it during the year. COUNTY PRISON AT MEDIA Deborah C. Leeds has visited this prison several times during the year, and reports it a well conducted institution. ALLEGHENY COUNTY Mrs. E. W. Gormley, Superintendent of the Prison and Jail Department of the W. C. T. U., is also a member of the Acting Committee of the Pennsylvania Prison Society, and as such an official visitor to the penitentiaries, county jails and reformatories of the Commonwealth. We are highly favored in having a member who is doing efficient work in the western part of the State. DOOR OF BLESSING