Colgate University
an educational institution in Hamilton, N. Y.; organized in 1819, under the auspices of the Baptist Church; reported at the end of 1919: Professors and instructors, 44; students, stu 599; volumes in the library, 85,000; income, $193,353; president, Elmer Burritt Bryan. of the Baptist Church; reported at the of humming-bird. end of 1919: Professors and instruc- tors, 44; students, 599; volumes in the Greek and the Roman physicians to denote diseases attended with severe pain and flatulent distention of the abdomen, without diarrhea or looseness of the bowels. The disease is now generally believed to be spasmodic in character, and note diseases attended with severe pain tholomew, Aug. 24, 1572, De Guise, with a party of assassins, went to the house of the Admiral; by these he was stabbed The King, Charles IX., visited him and a party of assassins, went to the house professed his regret. On the signal being given for the massacre of St. Barof the duke. The corpse was exposed for and thrown out of a window at the feet of the duke. The corpse was exposed for three days to the mob, and then hung head downward. on the Pacific coast, with an area of 2,272 square miles, and a pop. of about mate warm; large quantities of coffee, The capital, Colima, 1,450 80,500. The soil is very fertile, the clisugar, rice, tobacco, maize, and cotton are grown. feet above the sea, about 40 miles E. Ν.
E. of the port of Manzanillo, has several cotton factories. Pop. about 26,000. at Rome, built by the Emperors Vesat Rome, built by the Emperors Ves- pasian and Titus. It seated 80,000 per- E. of the port of Manzanillo, has several cotton factories. Pop. about 26,000.
COLLAR-BONE sons, and was adorned with columns of the three Greek orders of architecture, It is the most imposing ruin in the world.