The San Francisco call., 1897-11-30
SLEPT BY A DEAD MAN,
Young Berkeleyan Awakes to Find
His Brother Cold In
Death

BERKELEY, Nov. 29-Joseph Miller,
a deaf mute, % years of age was found
dead in bed this morning al the residence
of his stepfather, E. Beechey, on Grant
and Stewart streets.
The younger brother of the dead man.
who slept with him, diu not discover that
and found his brother cold in death.
About o'clock in the morning the
young man saw his brother sit up in bed
and eXpectOrale and then lie down again,
The autopsy over the body this after
noon disclosed the facs that death had re-
suited from hemorrhage or the lungs.
The dead man was a native of San
Francisco and unmarried. He formerly
attended the State Institution for the
Deaf and Dumb ana Blind, from which he
graduated IN 1894
Fighting over Liquor Ads.
BERKELEY, Nov. Cat stormy
meeIng OF the junior class Of the State
University this afternoon The question of
allowing liquor advertisements to be in
serted in next years b ue and Gold was
discussed. Warner, Swan, Hutchinson
and Nye and Misses Haworth and Gruns-
ley vigorously opposed the insertion of
the Objectionable advertisements, while
Editor FRYER and Manager Franklin OF
Blue and Gold, and Schilling, Kline and
Logan favored retaining them unless he
ing to make up for the liquor advertise
meDts. Action was postponed until the
meeting of the class next Friday morning.
Played i'll "A Trance.
BERKELEY, Nov. C9-Tbe BerkeIev
football players who returned from Reno
yesterday afternoon iell an odd story OF
the experience OF big Nat Guiberson. the
giant freshman guard, in the game with
the Nevada University. Eariy in tho
game "Guib,r" received a severe blow on
the head, which SO dazed him thai he
PLAYED the rest Of the game in trance
from which he did not recover until sew
eral hours after, when he awoke and
asked what the score was He eonId
hardly believe it when be was told thai
he had played all through the game and
had helped give the Nevada boys a 20 TO 6
defeat.
Eerksley Notes.
BERKELEY, Nov. 29.-The new hotorv
building on the university Campus 1yas
form ally accep ted from the contractor, CIV
by the university authorities.
Captain Masters of the sophomore foo+h,,1
team is trying 10 have the freshm man-sonho.
more game postponed from next FRIDAY NH
next term, as many OF the players are now roo
busy TO practice.
Burglary was mpted late SATURDAY. n ioht
at the residence of Mrs. Samuel Ctozier o199
Bancroft way: The the wGuld-be thief was
iected an entrance into the house.
The funeral of Joshua Ryder, who oiod nos.
terday at his home on Stewart street a. tho nd.
vanced age OF 80 years, will be he I'd to.mn-rnv
afternoon ~ the residence, Rev. John COVE
OF Trinity Methodist Church officiating
Tickets for the junior class farce which
will be he next saturday at the Macdon-
ough Theater. oakland are now on sa1a Al
Baer's drugstore in Berkeley ana an 3
Smith & Sons, Oakland. Seats viii be IN sale
at the tneater Saturday.
The coed BASKET bali players are bpsv nIsy.
ing a series of interclass games in inc u,rmon
Gymnasium. A team composed of seniors and
sophomores is playing jlnior-frasbman
team. Miss Edna Robinson 9S. and NJ Nav
Haworth, go are the espectlve:eapteins
The preliminary for the Hastings student
Congress debate will be held 1S'ns'Irow
evening at SUES Hal! The question to be d
United states Should Own the PnqIrosds
Within Her Territory" Those who viii Try
for the honor OF representing the stndeut