Sisters of Charity in Porto Rico, 184: St. Fran-

cis, Orphanage, 30.

Sitka, jail at, 28.

Slater Hospital for Colored, 88.

Small communities, relief of needy families in,
278.

Small Parks and Playgrounds Committee, 344.
Small-pox, contagion of, 219; in Wilmington,
36.

Smith, Dr. Samuel G., 28, 377.

Social consciousness to be developed, 272.
Social Ethics at Harvard, 395.

Social "programme," 272.

Social Science Association, 5, 6; settlements,

274; settlements: in New Orleans, 52; settle-
ments and C. O., 302.

Société des Prisons, 463.

Society and the criminal, 317; P. C. C. in Dela-
ware, 37.

Sociological exhibit, St. Louis, 377.

Sociology, departments in, in colleges, Indiana,
46.

Sockanosset School for Boys, 94.

Socrates, 317.

Soldiers' and Sailors' Home: Cheyenne, 105;
Orphans' Home, Colorado, 31; Home, Indi-

Spoilsmen, political, 9.

Spoils system, 328, 334.
Sporadic private charity, 312.
Stamp saving, 275.

Standards of medical officers, 176.
Stanford, Mrs. Jane, 230.

Stanley, Governor, of Kansas, 535.
State agents, advantages of, 8.

State Agricultural School, New York, 81.
State aid for consumptives, 239.
State babies, placing of, 408.

State Board of Charities in Kentucky, defeated,
50; Massachusetts, 58, 125; Montana, 70;
New Hampshire, 125; New York, 5, 80; Vir-
ginia, 125.

State Board of Charities and Correction, Colo-
rado, 32, 126; South Dakota, 125.
State Board of Childrens' Guardians, 78.
State board of control v. local board, 370.
State Board of Supervision, Ohio, 125.

State boards of charities, importance of, 177;
increase in, 8; limitations of, 337; of charities
and state supervision, 134.

State Commission in Lunacy, New York, 80.
State Commission of Prisons, New York, 82.
State Conference of Charities and Corrections:
New Jersey, 76; New York, 82; Ohio, 91;
Oregon, 91.

State Conferences, organization of, 8.
State hospitals for tuberculosis, 501.

State institutions, political patronage in, 324.
State invalidity and insurance companies, Ger-
many, 226.

State Public School, 3, 60, 244; Wisconsin, 102.
State schools, effects of, 8.

State Supervision of Charities, discussion on,
147, 367.

State Supervision, report of committee, 122.
Statistics, bill providing for the collection of,
366; of boarded out insane in Scotland, 193.
Stewart, Hon. Wm. R., 83.

Stockton (Cal.), outdoor relief in, 300.
Stonaker, 315.

Story, 327.

Stove pipes for ventilators, 471.
Straus, experiments of, 219.

Streeter, William B., 248.

Streets as playgrounds, 475.

Substitutes for relief-giving, 284.

Superintendent of high ideals, 258.

Supervision in dormitories, 466; lack of, in the
West, 391.

Supervisory Boards, 147.

Support of children in county homes, Connecti-
cut, 33.

Sustaining membership, 515.

Swan, George W., 384.

Sweat-shop conditions, 312; inspectors of, Balti-
more, 55; in tenements, 352.

Swedish charities organized in Rhode Island, 93.
Swedish Evangelical Union, care of orphans, 28.
Swimming baths in Germany, 480.

Sykesville (Md.), institution for insane, 511.
Syracuse, Visiting Nurse Association, 211.

Tanner, J. Mack, 333.

Tanner, John R., 332.

Taxation for education, North Carolina, 85.
Taxpayer and epileptic, 161.

Temporary care of insane, District of Columbia,

37.

Temporary homes: for women and children,
Portland, 53; for children in Connecticut, 34.

"Tenderloin," character of those living in the,

312.

"Tenement Conditions in Chicago," 345.
Tenement-house law in New York, 224; prob-
lem, 225; Committee and C. O. S., 472.
Tenement houses in Kansas City, 484; manage-
ment of, 351; round playgrounds, 476.
Tennyson, quoted, 322.

Texas, colony for tuberculous prisoners, 223;
state care of children, 244.

"The Last Waif," 423.

Thrift, devices for teaching, 294.

Thwing, Clarence, 386.

Tilden, Governor, 5.

"To the wild flowers," 476.

Toledo, Humane Society in, 91, 378.

Topeka Industrial School for Boys, 49; meet-
ing, 1900, 7.

Toronto: industrial schools in, 467; meeting,
1897, 7; nursing at Home Mission, 212.
Trade schools in reformatories, 8.

Trade, selection f, by boys when possible, 263.
Trained neurologists, reed of, 329.

Training for Charity Organization work, 270.
Tramp problem, 386.

Transportation of dependants, 387; of tubercu-
lous bodies, 238.
Truancy laws, 30, 31.
Truant officers, 30.

Tuberculosis: a communicable disease, 218; care
of, 218; care of, in Ontario, 116; Commission,
Maryland, 55; crusade against, 313; dispen-
sary, needs of, 222; hospital for, in Illinois, 41;
in almshouse hospitals, 215; insurance against,
in Germany, 226; ranch sanatorium for, 30;
Rutland Sanatorium for, 59: transmittal of,
218; treatment of, in Connecticut, 33; treat-
ment of incipient, 81.

"Tuberculosis Problem, The Present Aspect of
the, in the United States," 223.
Tuberculous poor, pavilion for, 508.
Tucker, Frank, 385.

Turkish baths for the poor, 482.

Tuthill, Judge, 424.

Twin Bridges, Orphans' Home (Montana), 70.
Twin City Hospital, North Carolina, 88.
Typical day of visiting nurse, 203.

United Hebrew C. O. S., 224.

United States Marine Hospital Service, 219.
Universities and modern charity, 391.

Universities, studies of local conditions in the,
297.

Unpaid boards, 10.

Utah: care of deaf and blind, 40; report from,

Valenta, studies of epileptics, 154.

Ventilation in reformatories, 465.

Veiller, Laurence, 313, 349.

Vermont, report from, 99.

Victor (Col.) A. C. O. established in, 29.

Victoria Order of Nurses, 212.

Village cure for insane, 185.

Village for insane, plans for, 170.

Virginia law for insane asylums, 123; report
from, 99.

Visiting agents to placed-out children, 408, 411;
insane, need for, 178, 181; nurse, work of the,
200: Nurses' Association, 522.

Voluntary commitment to state hospitals, 89;
visiting, illustration of, 297.
Voorhees, ex-Governor, 76.

Wage-earners, insurance for, 377.
Wald, Lillian D., 521.
Walker, C. L., 4.

Walker, General, 6.

Waltham: district nursing in, 211; Training
School, 523.

Ward's Island Asylum, abuses in, 334.
Wards of the state, dependants, 139.
Warner, A. G.. 501.

Washing in cold water, 467.

Washington, D.C.: care of deaf and blind, 40;
meeting, 1885, 7; meeting, 1901, 7; Instructive
Visiting Nurse Society, 211; organized charity
in, 295; People's Friendly Clubs, 275; report
from, 101.

Water Valley (Miss.) Orphanage, 66.
Wayfarers' Lodge, Philadelphia, 93.
Weaver, H. E., 485.

Weller, Charles F., 376, 378, 386, 388, 392.
Westminster, colony for insane, 59.
West Virginia, report from, 101.
Wethersfield (Conn.), state prison, 34.
Whipping children, 483.

White boys, reformatory for, 27.

White Haven, colony for consumptives, 92.
"White Man's Burden," 162.

White people in Indian Territory, no govern-
ment for, 48.

Widows: as caretakers of insane, 189; Home for
Soldiers', Illinois, 41.

Wife-beaters, hard labor for, 10; whipping for,