The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30

in a six-round bout at the Occidental Club
meeting last night. Fowler is much
larger and of stronger build than Cuneo,
but the cleverness of the Crescent lad
more than made up for his shortcomings
in weight and strength. As result OF
Cuneo's work last night much interest IS
manifested in his contest with jerry Sui
Iivan of San Francisco, which will take
place next Thursday evening in Berkeley
at the Crescent Club quarters.
Freshmen DHatory.
BERKELEY, CAL, Aug. 29.-Many of
the freshmen at The State University have
not presented themselves for physical ex-
animation to Director Magee, ostensibly
under the delusion that ii they did not
report to this department and enroll their
names they could evade the gym" work.
Their failure to respond promptly within
the dates set for examination has caused
delay in the progress OF the work and the
department has promised them lively
time unless they report for examination
at once.
Physical culture is required for the first
TIVE years of their course OF able Dodled
male students, and no one is excused from
it, except in extreme cases.
New Cycling Club.
BERKELEY, CAL, Aug ga bicycle
club called the Peraita Cycling CLUB was
formed in South Berkeley last night.
Following were the officers elected: Fred
Heinemann, captain; Percy Beth, nrst
lieutenant; Robert Fergie, second heuten-
ant; f. 0Neill, sergeant-at-arms. Ihe
first olub run will be to Niles Canyon on
Sept N Der 8.
Without License.
BERKELEY, CAL, Aug. 29.-An Ara
bian woman was found peddling notions
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Marshal Rawson. When brought before
Judge Lord she claimed to be unable to
sneak English and that she had no money.
Her baskets and pockets were searched,
nut no coin was found, whereupon she
was given 10 cents and told to go to San
Francisco and to return with an inter-
prefer and money to pay her fine. The
womans goods were taken as bond tor
her return.
Circular to Regents and Faculty.
! BERKELEY, CAL, Aug. 29.-President
Kellogg of the State University has issued
circular to the Regents and faculty in
regard to the fifty meetings with farmers
I to be addressed by the university pro-
! fessors, as already provided for by the
/ Board of Regents, These meetings are
expected to strengthen the farmers lnsti-
| tutes already organized and to further the
/ creatioli of new farmers institutes and
! local farmers clubs
Benefit to the Athletes.
BERKELEY, CAL. Aug. pa per-
| formance for the benefit of the University
of California track team will be given on
Sep.em Der % in Shattuck Hall. Among
the performers will be the University
banjo and mandolin clubs and a. S.
Rhorer, C. r. Morse, George Koppitz,
Alexander Lipman, Clifford Mcclellan
and Robert Mcclellan.
News Items in Brief.
BERKELEY, CAL, Aug. %. - Rev. S. C.
Keetch, pastor OF the Golden Gate Baptist
Church, is attending the Baptist State conven-
tion at Twin Lakes, Santa Cruz. His pulpit
will be occupied in the morning by Rev. w. D.
Parkhurst, and in the evening by Rev. B. +.
Hudelson, the former pastor.
The sixty-second regular meeting of the Phi
| losophical Union was held last night in Pro-
lessor Howisou's lecture loom. Professor
Howison delivered an address on ga General
Account of the Philosophy Of Hegel and OF Dr.
w. T. Harris
Rev. Mr.. Hunter of the West Berkeley Pres
byterian Church, who has been at Tahoe and
Virginia City for the past month, viii occupy
his pulpit again to- morrow.
Miss Harriet NJ Barker, State secretary of the
B. Y. P. U. OF Ohio, viii speak to the young
people of the Baptist church tomorrow even
ing.