The morning call., 1894-10-27
BERKELEY.

The State University will receive as its
guests to-day The Association OF Collegiate
Alumni consisting OF graduates Of Bryn Mawr,
ODerln, Smith, Vassar. Wellesley, California.
Cornell, Michigan. Kansas, Northwestern.
Syracuse, Wesleyan and Massachusetts Instl-
lute of Technology. The association will be
received at Stiles Hall In the morning by rep
resentatiyes of the faculty. after which 1t will
be shown the grounds and buildings. Lunch
con will be served o the guests, at which ad-
Kellogg and others. The association will dis
cuss the question OF advocating national uni
Versity at lis afternoon session.
Is He Montague Graham?
A few days ago Constable Newell was ap-
piled to by man giving his name as A. E.
Baker. Baker ,old very strange story. He
had been robbed the night before of $50 by two
town toughs and came 10 the con stable for as
sistance in yeiDg IL. Back OF this lay
much more serious matter. however. Baker
as he gave his name, admitted TO The constable
c. j. Newell, that lie had been driven TO drown
ing himself in liquor by he falseness of the
woman he loved. The story came out finally
that he had been unduly Intimate with q
woman he met at Monterey a year ago. sup
posing her to be a single woman. He lad sent
her money al different times, especially when
| the child was bOfn. as she wrO'e him. He had
finally come to Berkeley 10 marry the won an
he had wronged, but when he arrived ne found
her 10 be not single woman, but the vile of
prominent man Ill town, the mother OF a child
| by her husband as we'll as the mother OF a Sec
ond child, which be recognized as resembling
himself.
Baker claimed that the disappointment was
| too much for him, and he went 10 the first sa-
! loon and drank himself beyond the control of
his senses. when the toughs got hold OF him and
| robbed him.
Now. Constable Newell having seen The
! newspaper cuts Of the missing Montague Gra-
| ham, declares that Baker and Graham look ex-
actly alike, and that Bahe er Is probably the
| missing man. He was sure Baker was not the
| mans right name, from the hesitation with
which he gave it when asked his name.
College Euthusfasm.
About 9 O'Clock last evening large body of
/ students gathered at Stiles II ALL and selecting
big Billy Friend for a leader, aud getting up a
/ few songs and yells, marched in a body TO the
| clearinghouse of the football team and the
| homes of different players who do no: room at
the training quarters, giving each player a
| Touslng reception by great enthusiasm eX-
| pressed In yells aud speeches by the leading
men. The movement was Simply an exDres-
sion OF enthusiasm and interest In the success
| of the Varsity, but 1t is a kind of thing guard
| or tackle remembers when he has To match grit
| against weight on the battlefield.
Notes.
A meeting in the interests of prohibition was
| held at Woodman's Hall Thursday evening,
presided over by j. ID. VervaliD. The evenings
address was made by j. NJ. Glass of Pasadena.
inc a me p@r nyepsS M and sam rS Pa6o
| avenues, West Berkeley. w. a. Vann. nOmi-
nee for Congress on the Peoples party tickt t,
! will speak, and also Ben Morgan, nominee for
Superior Judge on the same ticket.
Tie Rev. DR.. Eastman. brother of DR.. East
| man OF Berkeley, was sent 10 the Presbyterian
| synod now in session at Los Angeles. He
! wired his brother Thursday that he had sus-
| tained severe. and perhaps serious injury,
In being thrown from an electric car, and re-
| que>ted his brother, the doc or. to come and
| Iake HIM home. The doctor left Thursday
| evening on that mission.
There Will be grand Republican rally this
! evening at Shatiuck Hall. Addresses will be
made by h. V. Morehouse and number OF the
county candidates.