The San Francisco call., 1896-05-08

hoped by Manager Miller that a party of
300 could be secured, as a result of which
special train would be run and an excur-
sion rate OF 81 Is be charged. AS it is the
students will be privileged to take adyan-
tage of the carnival rate of 81 so for the
round trip. The game will be called at
10:3O. Following will be the Berkeley
players: Wheeler, catcher; Morden, pitch
er; McLaren, shortstop; Batchelder, right
field; Elston, captain pro tenn. and second
base; Krug, third base; Proctor, center
field; Hoag, left neld; Harrisburg, SUBJ
pitcher; Mott and Hall, subs.
Watson on IdeaIism.
BERKELEY, CAL, May 7-Dr. John
Watson, the eminent philosopher, gave
the last OF his series of four special lectures
before the Philosophical Union of the
State University this evening. The lec-
ture was practical continuation of the
discourse rendered last evening, the sub
lect OF which was "a Defense of Intel
lectual Idealism." Considerably more at
tention than, last evening was devoted,
however, to the matter of discussing the
problems contained in Watson's book on
"Compte, Mill and Spencer" The dis
cussion was chiefly between Professor
Howison and DIR. Watson, although other
members of the union participated.
The next pubic address which DR.. Wat
son will give in Berkeley will be at Har-
mon on Tuesday evening, the 18th inst.
The subject for this discourse will be "a
Comparison of the Greek and Christian
Ideas OF Life" In speaking of the topic
DR.. Watson said: "First, l will deal with
the philosophy of Aristotle and Plato;
secondly, with Christianity as set forth by
its founder, Christ, as distinguished from
subsequent doctrinal development; and,
thirdly, medieval Christianity, as con-
trasted with the point Of view of modern
thought"
Cornell Accepts.
BERKELEY, CAL, May THE Uni
yerslty OF California cadets rifle team re-
celyed telegram this afternoon from the
Cornell cadets, stating that they would
accept the ch lllenge of the q. g. men for
rifle shooting contest, to take place next
Monday: The shoot will be conducted by
Telegraph, and the range which the Berke-
ley men will use will be at Shell Mound.
Their contest with the University of
illinois cadets, as announced in a recent
issue OF The CALL, will take place on
Monday also, at the same shooting-range.
The names of the Berkeley contestants
have not as yet been selected.
Flower Show.
BERKELEY, CAL, May THE annual
Berkeley flower show will open tomorrow
morning and remain open on Friday and
Saturday, day and evening.
Among the principal exhibitors are J. F.
Symms, Mrs. Smyth, Professor Wickson,
N. L. Hanscom, Warren Chen ey, Mrs.
Breck, Mrs. Seabury, Mrs. Ben Morgan,
Miss Graber. Miss Greenleaf, Miss Brock
way, Miss F. NJ. Wilson, James Love.
John Henderson, Mrs. Theodore Wagner,
Miss Bolton.
Again Refused Marriage.
BERKELEY, CAL, May Mrs. Nora
Townsend and Harry Bentley, the couple
whose marriage Father Phillips refused to
solemnlZe a few days ago, presented them
selves TO the priest again last evening,
seeking ceremony. Bentley was armed
with certificate from a notary showing
that MS last wife was dead, but it did not
refer to his frst wife, so the ceremony was
again refused. Bentley says he will be
married tomorrow, sure.
New Musical Club.
BERKELEY, CAL, Nav IA banjo
club has been formed at the State Uniyer-
sity in connection with the glee club.
The present mem bership of the club is as
follows: banjo players-Fred S. knight
9S, Temple Smith '9S, Raymond J. Russ
'96, G. K. Moss '96, Frank Argall '96; guitar
PLAYERS. A.Smith 81 o. I. Wedemeyer
G. R. Morse has been chosen musical
director.
Summer Surveyors.
BERKELEY, CAL, May7-A partv of
about thirty-five students of the State
University is arranging to go, in charge of
Professor Randall and H. II. Hirst '96. on
a summer surveying expedition.
The party will be made up OF juniors in
railroad engineering and sophomores in
mining. They will probably go to Dun
cans Mills, Sonoma County, where a
similar class went last year.
Nomen's Congress-
OAKLAND, CAL, May Z. - On next
Wednesday afternoon and evening the
Women's Congress will meet at the First
Unitarian Church, and some of the papers
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