Condolence letters re: death of Leland Stanford: Ho - I includes Alex Hogg, Susan M. Holbrook, Timothy and May Hopkins, Thomas H. Hubbard, John F. Hurst, Frank [Hutton], Ida M.F. Iles, Anna Louisa Ingalls, Ethel Ingalls, and William Innis

sublime faith may not desert you. That He as ever your comfort and strength.

Affectionately

Ethel Ingalls.

June the twenty-first 1893

Atchison, Kansas.

make the days brighter for you, and I know my wish is only one of thousands that your friends have for you. The other day one of our town boys left to resume his studies at Palo Alto. His love for the University is great and his descriptions of the place were such that his companions are not contented any more with home institutions and are looking forward to another

year when they will enter the University. Surely when you think of this magnificent gift to the young, there must be a satisfied feeling that your life has not been an empty one! Oh! the youth on youth that will be born to praise and love the dear trio of names that are forever to be associated with the institution.

I had a letter from Mrs Menoral some days ago. Captain had

been ordered to the Norfolk Navy Yard and consequently Mrs Menoral was feeling quite miserable about packing up her home in Washington.

She had been in London so long that she was anxious to get settled in her home, and she had been in it but a few weeks when the Captain got his orders.

Mother sends her love.

Affectionately

Ethel Ingalls

Oak Ridge

June 22nd 1893

My Dear Mrs Stanford,

I was inexpressibly shocked last evening to hear of your great bereavement & hasten to assure you of my tenderest love & sympathy. I wish that I were nearer that I might go to