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The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-12-21
RECORDS FOR THE WEEK.
History of the Transactions in Whit
man County Lands.
Patents and Receipts.


U S to r A Clinkingbeard hf NV or It's 3
4 2 Is fl.
Deeds.
A Deithelm to NJ Deithelm sw or 20
- 4G. ................ ........ $4,000 90
NJ Deithelm to A Deithelm Sc or 80
10 46............... ........... 26OO 90
W P Gale ct al to B F Long 1t 9 b is
S NJ Riggs to B F Long 1t ii Blk B Ro.
salia cemetery ...,.............. 20 90
RosaIia ................ 45 800
DOME Morgan to Fl Olsen W hf ne
or "a 20 43 ....................... 400 90
r j Branham to D E Huisman leases
pit Sc or - Is 10 ........... ......
Florence Brown to Martha Z Hull
Its / 2 Guy .................... 30 90
J c. Lawrence to Morrison 1t l b 26
Garfield ......,,... .............. 40 90
E S Thayer ct al to A D Thayer sw or
10 20 45................,...... so 90
F j Hayfeld to Charles & Hoser It's >
CIV hi 1t 10 Pennington ...... 600 90
Bertha NJ Gillette TO Z c Thomas pit
b McCoy's ad Oakesdale .. $50 90
Carrie j Breeding to Susan Winship
Its b 80 Pennington ....... 575 90
+ Morris to G Durant 1t b Is Huff
mans ad Tekoa ............... so 90
Warren to Slna Sain hf ne or 10
2 tracts hf Is IS A .......i..... 1900 90
Mrs n A Brenwick to Jennie H
Miller It's 2 b Rossiter's ad Phil
man .......-.......... ...... 1900. 80 90
AIDA Reed to Jennie H Miller 1t 10
b 8 1t 3 Rosalia ~ .
LIST Natl Blk Pullman to w H Harvey
b 20 Reaney's ad Pullman $50 90
r II Lacey to G II Moore 1t 4 l Col
fax ............ .... ............ $50 90
J T Ringer to Bloom hf ne or sw
or q is 43. .................... 400 90
j Bell to + Kelly hf 10 10 a.. $3.50 90
J B Ellsworth to Johnson It's 4 b 5
South ad johnson ................. 30 90
G A Russell to F Fransden pit It's
11445 ......... ..... ....... 1000 90
Sarah A Seat to A D P Keith sw Or
1419 44.....-............ ......'. 1870 90
J Canutt to U L Ettinger lts 10 II blk
81 Colfax ........,...... ... 100 90
10 40 hf 1t 2 blk II j H McCoys
1st ad Oakesdale 1t II blk Y Cakes
dale. .......... ...... 2S10 90
A White to H Weitman 1t 10 bk
IL Thornton. ........... ...... 100 90
Mp Ry Co ct al to G S Newmyer Sc
or 81 10 4S .,...................... $40 90
Harvey Gage ct al to Rosa Gage Its
2 8 20 43 .............. ........ 90
j Kenton to G Iamphere jr 1t 3
blk II Beach's ad Palouse ,.....
P A Mcconnell to G Stevens NV or
ne or e hf NV or Is II 46. ... 90
Mary J Baker to Public Dec Hmstd
It's l Sanborn 4 Woods sub div
bk 80 Pullman Its 6 blk Rea-
ney's I'd ad Pullman " ........-
S A Garrison to j r Ruply tract IA
44............'.........,.. .....,.. 1900 90
j A Marsh to Trustees NJ E Church
Its 2 bk 9 Endicott. ............- 375 GO
w n Johnson to Francis A Newman
Its 8 blk Blocker & Browns ad
Colfax ........... ............ 775 90
Home L A S Assn TO Frances A New
man Its 4 blk Blocker & Browns
ad Colfax .................. 100
Canadian & Amer Mtg Trust Co Id
to c Kleweno Sc Or IS II e.. :. HOO 90
Baird to G Baird hf ne or sw or
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-12-21
Notice for Publication
William Phillips.

,ol Land once at Walla Walla, Wash, November
iOth l9OO-Notlce is hereby given that the follow.
to make final proof in support of his Claim a,'d
that said proof will be made before the conn
y clerk and clerk of the superior court Of whit
ton, on December 10Th, 1900 VIZ. "WHiinIIi WHILE,
Phillips, who made H. E. No $3.50 for rii IN
sw4, sec. 10, TIP. Is n, r AZ E. W. NJ. He
his continuous residence upon. and ,piti Oae
non OF said land, viz: Thomas Knox. John No
Inrsi William Byrd and G. Miller, ali Of WiIcn%
JOHN NJ. HILL, Raoiu+ar
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j W Morgan to W G Mast. ......
A llianna Trnak ca q To N Nnlann

j w Morgan to W G Mast. ......... 1860 90
Alliance Trust Co Id to n Nelson 1000 90
Chattel Mortgages.
W B Stephenson to LIST Nat Bank
Pullman horses cattle etc ......... 800 90
A NJ Bigelow to G NJ Nethercult
horses harness carriage. -. .... 10Y 80
j Warren to IL COPY hf NV or IA
Observation-Disclosures. 8475
B Miller to End Nat Bank Colfax
1-3 crop Sc or ne or %; hf NV or
W l. Newell to W Gray 800 sacks
wheat. -. e. .......... ..-....... 80 II
R Snider to A B Myrick crop Sc or
go IS A. ............. $50 90
Simmons to W F Chalenor crop It'll
ne or NV or 10 IL 46. ............. 12O 50
j Simmons to w Z Chalenor 2 horses
Wagon harness ................:. 100 So
E Townsend to Mary Dunbar horses
wagon etc acknowledgements. 50 90
Henry Helm to II D Kay hay press. 200 90
Mrs Hill to Studebaker Bros Mfg
Co crop ne or 5 Ia Al .............
Levi Bowles & Co to Aultman & Tay-
lor Mach Co assignment of earnings 400 90
Levi Bowles & Co to Aultman Tay-
lor Mach Co farm mach ......... 400 90
w G Glaspey to Aultman 4 Taylor
Mach Co horses, farm mach etc. .. 642 50
W Tyson to Fannie n Sparks crop pit
ne ar Its l 2 s 10 46.......... 125 90
D II Snider to Tekoa Co horses wagon
farm lmps. Observation-Disclosures. u w
W c Anderson to A Kuhn ) crop ne
or sc or 10 16 A pit crop ne or ID
To A horses etc. Observation-Disclosures. 0OO w
J E KlncaId to A Kuhn % crop ne
ar 50 II A ....................... 100 90
NJ Beckett to Amer Mtg Co Id GRIP
Its 2 Sc or ne or hf ne or Sc or n
bit NV or Is 40 sw br 80 IA Is ...,. 800 90
G Nelson to 1st Nat Blk COltax GRIP
sw or 10 NV or and pit ne or 10 IA
A horses ......... ......... $50. N5 w
r ] Glider to J T Lobauph 4 Co GRIP
bf hf Is A horses etc ........ 3O6 So
D Hull to Davis & Moffatt horses
truck Observation-Disclosures. .......
S L Brown to Davis & Moffatt crop
swqrI II IA "A horses cattle 49,. =. 1164 90
J II McCroskey to End Natl Blk Col
fax crop W ht l II 43 sw or 81 Is A
cattle etc. ................... 1913 10
Ramsey & Bixler to G Larue CATTLE $50 90
J E Brown to W York farm impls 125 90
j Jennings to Thompson Holt Co crop
n hf NV or II Is AZ. IL 62
G A Humphreys to Garfield Hard &
Nero Co crop pit ne or 3 16 43...... 148 %
w B Zerr to H Burkowsky % crop
sc or NV or IL IA Al ........... 200 OO
Suits Filed.
OH johnson vs. estate NJ Sexton tax lien
-$23 70.
DIN Osborne Co VS. A Jungate-Prom
note.
Isabella n Conway vs ] Conway ct adj
vorce and temporary restraining order.
John Morrison vs. r L Caruthers ct al fore
closure.
J B Sifers VS. C W Haynes foreclosure tax
lien.
Bills of Sale.
W Schluting to Natl Cash Reg Co
J w Raymond to Kay L johnson
warehouse Oakesdale =. .......... 200 OO
Judgments.
F M Bowman vs. r J Wilcox ..... Al 81
F G Davidson vs. Emma w McHenry
Foreclosure ..............-.,
TOCURE COLDIN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure E. W. Groves signature is on
each box. Price % cents.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-12-21

Your best feelings, your social posi-.
ton or business success depend largely
on the perfect action of your stomach
and liver. DR.. Kings New Life Pills give
increased strength, keen, clear brain,
high ambition. A % cent box will
make you feel like a new being. Sold by
The Elk Drug Store, F. j. Stone, Propr
II W GnEE A OF PuEN1x Inc q
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ChiIdren'S Coats.
Ladies' Wool Waists.

81 40 Wool Waist, 20 per cent discount. 81 10
CSC Wool Waist 20 per cent discount 7Sc
l 80 Wool Waist, 20 per cent discount l 80
40 Wool Waist, 20 per cent discount. l 80
2 80 Wool Waist, 20 per cent discount 80
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-12-21

TOCURE COLDIN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure E. W. Groves signature is on
each box. Price % cents.
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Ladies' Silk Waists.

So 80 Silk Waist, 20 per cent discount 81 so
10 90 Silk Waist, 20 per cent discount. s 90
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-16
SATURDAY JUNE 10, 1900.

Bell county claims a wheat crop
of over 500. 900 bushels.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-16
Hotel Arrivals.


G T. Benedict, New York: r \
Stacy, Houston; Harper Brannon,
TT Worth; \ l. Banks. College; Z \
Ritter, Portsmouth,; Geo W Tod, 81
Louis; + G Goodwin, Buffalo; J II
Council, College; j ID Trammcll.
Palestine; Hugh Burns Taylor; + ID
Bittle, College; Murray Harris.
Marlin; VI VI Moseley, WaNahachie;
j W Buck, ~ Louis; f. y Keeling,
Dallas; @ w II Whitaker, Brazos
Bottom; \ ; Roberts, Austin; John
Hid, Houston; Byron Miller, New
Orleans; B Afford, Birmingham
Harry Strause, Baltimore.
CENTRAL.
J l. Rasco, Llano; J q Adams,
Willow Hole; Pat Kelley. College ;
VI Baker, City; j T Rosborough
II T. Clifton, Palestine; Falvella
Band, Wootsn Wells; J & Christie
pher, Hampstead; w II Norris, II l.
Green, Galveston: Winoua Wealth
erford, Hampstead; Dave Greer,
Navasota; John Farris, Millican.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-16

Little Rock. June lj-Federnl Judge
Williams has granted Il temporary in
junction restraining union coal miners
aud citizens Of Russellville from inter-
fering with imported negro labor In tho
coal mines At recent mass meeting
in Russellyille committee was appoint
ed 10 induce tbs negro miners 20 leave
the community. The mine operators
represented % Judge Williams that
they were thus deferred from filling
their order, Ia other states, thereby IN
terfrring with intnrstnto cnmmerce.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-16

Austin. Tex, June lj.-The court Of
criminal appeals handed down an i'm.
portmnt decision in releasing Martin
Gcrrish ON u writ Of habeas corpus from
Dallas. Gerrish is divorced and ordered
70 pay alimony, which he refused to do,
aud was confined for contempt 10 court.
In releasing the defendant, the court
held that combining person for alimony
is equivalent TO confinement for debt,
which Is not permitted by law. Tho
court points out that legal execution
and sale is the proper manner to secure
alimony.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-16
Posted.

All parties are hereby warned not
Ia trespass upon my pasture, first
pasture on the left on the Boonville
road. being the pasture rented 10y me
from the Merchants and Planters
National Bank. viii prosecute ur-
der the law any one found la the
pasture without my permission. |
especially forbid bathing Ia the tank
in tine said pasture.
Me. 4. BEARD.
BRYAN. Texas. June n, 1870.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-16
Notice

Notice j. hereby given that ou the
18th day of June 1871, the commits
sionprs court of Brazos county, Texas
will set az board of equalization for
the purpose OF oqualiziug the assess
mcnts for thc present year. by order
of the commissioners court.
g.. W. McMichnel,
Clerk. Co. Court II. &.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-16

san Francisco, June lj.-John Lynch,
n prominent resident Of this state, shot
and killed himself NJ Berkeley, at the
house of his son. John Lynch, collector
of internal revenue for the northern dis
trict Of California. Ne left letter stat.
ing that he was suffering from an incur
able malady Mr.. Lynch was 20 years
of age During reconstruction days he
wus one Of President Grants appoiutoes
IN Louisiana and was q member Of the
returning board In that state during tho
Haycs.Tilden contest.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-16

The deadly Kerosene can, used
in starting fires, has fourteen vie
tins to its credit in Texas during
the last eight days pr ceding June
Is. All the victims were women
and children and all are dead ex-
cept one. These facts are simply
appalling. Surely they will serve
as warning to others who fool
ishly endanger their lives every
day.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-16

The Unity debating society of
Bethel, have postponed their debate
that was to have been had tonight,
until Saturday night the 23rd. This
postponoment was due TO the death
IT Miss Josie Pate young lady held
In high esteem iu the community
which occurred last Wednesday uf-
ternuun.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-16

Bryan already has instructed
for him more than two thirds of
he votes which will be in the
Kansas City convention, with
other states to hear from. The
nomination will be made by accla-
nation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-16

The Eagle Acknowledges he re.
ceipt of an invitation to attend the
seventeenth annual commence.
ment Of the State University at
Austin, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-16

Official figures show that there
are nearly 800 trusts now in OPP
Grafton, with an aggregate capital
of $6,0OO.OO0,000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-16

The Beers continue making il
exceedingly rocky for the English.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-16

Bids.

Sealed proposals will be- received
by the undersigned at the office Of
the President AZ the \. X NJ. College,
College Station, Texas, until July
ith., . p. m, 1900, to supply 200
cords Of wood, to he cut oil of the
grounds of said College west of the
Main Building.
\ certified check for $50 must ac-
company each bid a. guarantee Of
good faith, and to be- forfeited In
case the successful bidder fails 20
make good and sufficient bond In
an amount satisfactory to the Board
Of Directors, To carry out the cou-
tract II awarded 10 him.
The right to reject any or all bids
reserved. l.. l.. FOSTER.
willy 4. President
Mrs. Harvey Wellington of Woe,
Is visiting relatives here.
Gen. -. Robert, was here from
Austin yesterday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
CABLE LETTER FROM LONDON

copyrighted, 1900 by The Associated Press.
London, Eng, Mays. This hos been
week Of dinners and speeches, tho
latter quite Inferior TO the former. So
long had Ireland been monopolizing
gaiety that London'had almost forgotten
how to celebrate, aud was threatened
with period OF depression under tho
cloud OF war and mourning; but now
that the royalties and their suites have
truoppd back across the Irish Channel,
many with Just tlnge OF brogue, semi
political and private dinners have made
the nights OF the metropolis gay, while
tho racing at Newmarket scarcely ever
before drew a moro fashionable attend.
ance. Though late in beginning, tho
season promises to be brilliant, unless
unexpected war reverses knock out the
hearts Of the people. The first drawing
room will be held May 18th, at which
the Queen will be present. The ami,
versary CT the Queens birthday. May
oath, in addition 10 being maj kcd by
unusual public rejoicing, will be made
the occasion for great national bazaar
for the army charities, which will be
patronized by al the members Of the
royal family. Prince Katohito OF Japan
rs having busy time in London, com
bining an inspection OF rapid fire and
other gun works and various military
researches with visits to the Queen,
the Prince OF Wales and Lord Salisbury.
One of the noticeable sales of works
of art in London began Thursday, when
the collection of the late Mrs, Bloom
fled Moore of Philadelphia was sold at
auction. A pair Of Sevres vases, which
once belonged to hladame De PomEa-
t.,ht 10
water over realized no loss than G2, 3li2.
This opening Of tho cricket season,
this week, was favored by fine weather,
and there was no apparent dimipution
OF public interest.
| The decision of the archhishops oil
Canterbury and York made public
Tuesday, on the subject Of the reserva-
| tion OF the sacrament, In which they
said they were Obliged to decide that
the Church of England did not allow
reservation In any form, and those be-
lieving it ought to be permitted, while
| justified in endeavoring to get the law
altered, were not justified in practicinp
reservation until the law was changed,
has created widespread speculation
among the laity and clergy regarding
| the outcome. The extreme Iitualists
have always demurred against civil
authority, but the contentious are now
under the ban Of the highest episcopn
court, which they swore to obey when
ordained. Yet, it does not appear thai
they are more willing to give up theil
i practices than before. AS the Daill
Graphic, which is a churchman's paper
says: 1t needs no gift of prophecy tc
foretell that the Church of Englant
cannot continue as an organized body
If any large section of the clergy follows
the advance Of the extreme ritualists
law urto themselves, they must either
leave the church or shatter it, Man,
churchnen and conservative papers no
engaged in the controversy are seriousl,
considering the question of disestab
lishment, remedy hitherto SO repug
nant to them that they would scarel,
discuss it. NJ
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
GEN. OTIS is COMING HOME
He Sailed From Manila for San Fran
+ cisco Saturday Afternoon.
GEN. MACARTHUR SUCCEEDS HIM
In Command of the Division of
the Philippines.
PRESIDENT M'KINLEY ESTEEMS OTIS

Manila, F. L., May 5.-The United
States transport Meade sailed for the
United States at 5 O'Clock this after
noon, with Major General Otis and two
aides de camp on board. Tho warships
in port fred a generals salute
the steamer raised her anchor. The
governors lunch left the palace at a
O'Clock, carrying Gen. Otis and Gen.
McArthur's stats to the Meade. The
Twentieth and Fourteenth Infantry,
drawn up ashore In front Of the city
wall, presented arms, and the bands
played "Anld Lang Syne," while a
shore battery saluted.
During the morning, the Supreme
Court judges and many officers called
at the palace, to bid farewell to Gen.
Otis, who kept at work with his accus-
toned energy until the moment of leav-
ing. Since the beginning of the insur-
rection, Gen. Otis has kept at his desk
from early morning until midnight. he
has never been seen Oh the Luneta,
like the other officers, and only two or
three times has he been seen in society,
and these occasions were some OF the
official receptions. The general leaves
the army admirably organized, pro-
pisioned and clothed.
M'KINLEy EsTEEMs OTIS,
Washington, May s. The order issued
by the War Department yesterday, re-
lieyine Gen. Otis OF tho command oil
the division of tho Philippines and
assigning Gen. Macarthur thereto, con-
cludes as follows; .s.E a
..On completion Of the transfer Of
the command, Major General Otis, ac-
cou,panied BY his authorized aides,
will repair to San Francisco, Cali
fornia, reporting on arrival to the
adiutant- general, u S. A., for the
further orders of the Secretary of War.
major General Otis is relieved from
command only in compliance with his
own expressed wish. The President
directs that this order record his high
appreciation OF that officers distin'
guished and successful services In the
Philippines in both civil and military
administration. They entitle him tt
gratitude and honor from his country
| 'Elihu Root, Secretary of War.
Gen. Macarthur, in addition to hi
duties as division commander, vii
exercise the authority of militar,
governor OF the Philippine Islands.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
WHITE AFTER THE COMMITTEE.

The New County Executive Body Will
Have to Decide Whether Rules Apply to
the Present Levy courtmen.
Among the duties of the Democrats
of New Castle county in the primaries
of May 26th will be the selection of u
new county committee. Each hundred
outside OF Wilmington will select one
committeeman, and in Wilmingtcn,
each hundred will select one man to sit
in city" convention which will meet
on the Tuesday after the election and
namo three men to represent Whining
ton in the county committee. One I'M
portant subject which the new COM
mittee will have TO handle will be the
candidacy of Henry NJ. White for re-
nomination by the Democrats of the
Fourth district for Levy Court Com
missioner. ta
As has already been shown by The
Gazette, Mr.. Whites candidacy is
contrary to tho rules OF the Democratic
party in New Castle county for they
provide for, rotation in the office, of
Levy Court Commissioner. Notwith-
standing this, Mr.. White holds that the
rules do not apply tohim. The county
committee as at present constituted,
would not recognize Mr.. White as O
candidate. That being so, his one hope
is that the next county committee will
be favorable to him ard will give the
decision ON the question in interpreta-
tion as he wants it, namely that the
rule will not operate until the cam.
paign following that now on the way.
10 secure such committee Mr.. White
| is said to he working. While he is
| working, those who oppose him are not
asleep, and the voters of the various
hundreds will doubtless have made
clear to them whether or not the man
they support is for or against the re-
nomination of White.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10

progress. In order to save nil money
possible for another years schooling
he walks daily two miles to the school
in all sorts of weather.
The following delegates were ap-
pointed to attend the General Fedora
tion at Milwaukee: Mrs. A. ID. Warner,
Miss Anna I. Candy and Mrs William
M. Field Of Wilmington; Mrs. r. u.
Holiday. Mrs. Fulton and Mrs. u. q.
Marshall Of Dover; Mrs. Cooper OF Sea-
ford; Mrs. John w Cnuscy Of Milford,
and Mrs. Clifton OF Smyrna. A rising
vote of thanks was given to the Milford
Club for their generous hospitality and
appreciation was expressed of tho in
tafest of the meeting. The Federation
lie invited TO meet in Wilmington next
year. 1--WE " 81 a. D.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-05-10
TRIBuTEIo 3. i 3. eoMEGys.
Memorial Services Held in the Chapel OF
Girard College,. ~
Cat =

Memorial Services Held In the Chapel OF
Girard College. ~
philadelphia Record, Saturday
Officers and pupils Of Girard College,
mennbers of the BoardSof Directors Of
CITY Trusts and a large number Of
friends, gathered in the chapel of
Girard College last night for the inn
pressive services in memory OF the late
BENJAMIN B. Comegys. A number OF
addresses were made and the boys sang
Mr.. Comegys' fnvorite hymns.
Gen. Louis Wagner, president Of the
Board Of City Trusts. spoke .of Mr..
Comegys' invaluable services both to.
the Board and to Girard College. s'Mr.
Comegys' connection with Girard COL
lcee began he said, "lopg before he
was sppeinted-a member of our board
of directors, and our q aduates of tho
past 81 years have been helped to
encounter the difficulties Of active life,
and to resist lie Temptations, by the
kind advice and the loving suggestions
they received from him as one of our
chapel speakers.
"Mr. Comegys was ever faithful to
his trusts, upright in public and in
private life, impartial in the adminis>
tration of the affairs OF the many insti-,
tutions in which he held authority
earnest for the right, kind in admoni
tion, helpful in advice, and honest in.
all his relations to God and to man."