CLEVELAND, OHIO, SEPTEMBER 22-26, 1900.

The meetings were held in the hall of the Young Men’s Christian

Association, except on Sunday. There were 201 delegates present. Ohio

had 40, and Pennsylvania next, with 25. The official delegates present

from this Society were Mrs. Deborah C. Leeds, John J. Lytle, and Rev.

R. Heber Barnes.

On the platform were Governor George K. Nash, Abraham Wiedner, Chairman

of the local committee; Captain Edward S. Wright, President of the

Association; Rev. D. Morgan Wood, of Plymouth Congregational Church;

Hon. Frederick Howard Wines, LL. D., of Washington, D.C.; Rev. John

L. Milligan, of Allegheny, Pa.; M. W. Beacom, who represented Mayor

Farley, and others who had achieved national reputation for reform in

prison work.

Director of Public Charities Abraham Wiedner, as Chairman of the

local committee, presided, and made a brief speech of welcome. Rev.

Dr. Morgan Wood made the opening prayer. Director Wiedner introduced

Governor Nash.

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