The San Francisco call., 1896-01-21

issue for the present term of the
Berkeleyan, the university daily, appeared
this morning. The staff of officers for the
ensuing term is made up as follows:
Harry II. Hirst &c. editor-in-chief; ]. A.
Elston '97, managing editor; John 6.
Howell '96, business manager; associate
editors-F. P. Taylor '97, George II. Whip
pie '97, and w. E. Greed '9S. The issue
contained communications from Presi-
dent kellogg and Professor Soule on the
improvements which are to be made on
the campus during the present year.
In President KeIlogg's article appeared
the statement that although Regent Rein
stein changed his plan with reference to
the new approach to the building from
roadway to footpath, there will still be
an opportunity for the students to fulfill
their promise, 1--WE will" The president
expressed his thanks to the donors of the
electric-lighting funds, as well as to other
recent benefactors, among whom are
Herman Ryer, lately deceased, who made
the university his residuary legatee, and
also to Regent Crocker. who has assumed
the expense of the astronomical expedi-
ton to Japan. Thanks were also extended
to Professor Voorsanger for his gift to the
university of valuable Semitic library.
"And in the matter OF university improve
ment," said he, eve are much indebted to
the exertions of Regent Reinstein."
Lectures at Stiles Hall.
BERKELEY, CAL, Jan. 20.-Rev. Ed
ward B. Payne, pastor of the Berkeley
Unitarian Church, is arranging for a
course of lectures to be given at Stiles
Hall. These lectures are to occur on
alternate Friday evenings, beginning
January "a and continuing for three
months, according to the present arrange
ment. SIX speakers have thus far been
secured, all of whom are persons of distinc-
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the order of their successive addresses are:
Professor William H. Hudson of Stanford
University, President David Starr Jordan,
Colonel Charles R. Greenleaf, Helen NJ.
Cougar of Indianapolis, Rev. Myron w.
Reed of Denver and Professor Charles
Mills Gayley of the University of Cali
fornia.
Professor Judson will speak next
Friday evening on "WaIt Whitman
Professor Gayley has announced for the
subject of his address "reminiscences of
Irish Home Rulers" The other speakers
have not yet announced their topics.
Mrs. Cougar is noted woman in pro-
hibition circles of the East, and Rev.
Myron Reed has been closely identified
with the labor issues and political reforms
of his State. DR.. Jordan will doubtless
speak on his specially.
Rev. Mr.. Payne said to-day: ''There
has been an obvious need in Berkeley for
some time for such addresses as these
speakers are capable of giving, and if they
are we'll received we hope to continue
them indefinitely"
Mrs. Cooper's Confession.
BERKELEY, CAL, Jan. 20.-BerkeIey
people will turn out tonight to learn
what converted Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper to a
belief in woman suffrage. She will speak
tomorrow evening at the First Con-
gregational Church, corner of Durant ave-
nue. and Dana street. The Rev. Mr.. Hatch
(pastor), Mrs. Ellen Sargent and the Rev.
Mr.. Wendte are also among the speakers.
The title of Mrs. Cooper's address is
"Why l Believe in Woman Suffrage"
Mr.. Wendte speaks on the Home in It's
Relation TO the Government" The meet
ing is held under the auspices of the Citi-
zen Suffrage Society of Berkeley, of which
Mrs. George Halght is the president and
Mrs. William Keith the secretary. Per-
Berkeley station and take the electric
cars, which pass the door. Admission
free. The doors will be open at 7 o'clock
and the exercises will begin promptly at
Z:45.
On the Monroe Doctrine.
BERKELEY, CAL, Jan. 20.-Professor
William Carey Jones, head of the depart
ment of Jurisprudence at the university
announces q course OF lectures on the
w ACONeiAuCJ lbo OlASlOs AppllCdJiOH
and Development" The students who
are qualified to take this course are look
ing forward to it with much interest, be-
cause OF its being topic of the day.
Rev. Mr.. Foster Resigned.
Rev. ]. D. foster, who has been for sew
eral years pastor of the Park Congrega-
tional Church of Lorin, has resigned his
position. His resignation is to take effect
April l. 1t is generally understood that
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Rev. DR.. Wattery. Rev. Mr.. Foster will
probably go East in the near future.
JORDAN WRITES DALTON