Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-02-20
NO ELECTION OF Gilt, EDITORS.


The Retiring Board OF Editors of the
Yale Literary Magazine Refuse 60
Accept the Men Elected.
The meeting which was held AT 1874 Old
Chapel last evening for the election of the
new board of editors for the Yale Literary
Magazine developed some decidedly inter
esting features, which incline one to be-
lievs that wire-pulling, slsctionseripg and
the various accomplishments Of political
contests entered also into the by-wsys and
hedges of college life. This particular
contest is between the Psi Epsilon and D.
L. Z. societies for control of the 'Lst"
board, with q rather divided and inefficient
effort by the "non-fratn men.
At the nesting las. evening Emerson @.
Taylor 'e5 of Hartford, Conn, Pal Upsi-
lon man; Lindsay Dsnnison '95 of wash-
ington, d. O, another Psi Epsilon man;
VIM. A Delano 'e5 of Philadelphis, Pa ALEC
Pal Epsilon man: Charles z. Hyde, q rep
rssentativs of d. Z. E; Raymond 8. White
's5 Of New York, another D. Z. Z man;
Roger s. Baldwin 'e5 of New York city,
also d. K. Z. man; Ysndell Henderson
'95 of Louisville. XIV, . ''non-frat" man:
Burton Hendricks 'e5 Of New Haven;E w.
Hobart 'e5 Of Cincinnati, o.; William A.
Moore 'e5 Of Wstertown, n. Y, all mon
frat" men. ware those nominated and voted
upon. The '94 "Lit' board presided at
the meeting and when they had looked
over the result of the ballots Ralph Paine,
chairman of the board of editors, declared
that they did not accept the result of the
election. The right to take this action IL
considered necessary, IL reserved by the
retiring board. Consequently another
meeting to make an election Ia called at
O'Clock this evening.
Out Of the nine men nominated 1--WE will
form the new board. Taylor, Dsnnison
and hyde are considered sure of an cleo
ton. But it lie generally supposed that the
name of Raymond White was turned down
by the voters This did not of course
meet with the approval of the old board,
as MIR. White Ia the son of Andrew D.
White Of New York, who gave the White
dormitory to the university and has pro-
vided elegant rooms for all the college
publications In the basement. The name
of Burton Hendricks. who IL mon frat"
man, was proposed by Wade '95, promi-
nent Pei Epsilon man, and this was looked
upon with suspicion by a good many, VINO
fear that Psi U. Is making a move for an
other member on the board through him.
Whether he would consent to an election
to Pei U. after being elected to the "Lst"
board as mon frat" man Is a question.
His eiection to tie board Is considered al
most sure, however.
YALE KENT CLUE.
At the Kent club last evening the fol-
lowing IT solution was debated: Resolved,
That the United States should recognize
the belligerency of Admiral Mello."
Meesrs. Freeman '94 and Conner '95 ar
gued in the AFT rmstivs and Messrs Smith
'94 and Thomas '95 In the negative. The
club voted In favor of the affirmative.
YALE NEWS EDITORS.
The board of editors for the Yale News,
the daily paper of the university, were an
nouuced yesterday noon as follows:
Ejitors-Eiwsrd W. Beattie, IT,, Hels-
ma, Mont; Il. Halbsrt, St. Paul, Minu.;
Roswell B. Msson of Chicago; Lawrence
Hamilton, New York city; B. B BPhelps,
Wilkesbsrre, Penn John McGregor, Ak
ron, Lloyd w. Smith, Parnissiply, n.
j.; Arson P. Stokes, ir., New York city.
Newly elected associate editors: Charles
T. Clemens, st. Albans, VT A. Ray Clark,
Cincinnati, O.; James B. Neal, Wsppsm-
ming. Pa F. E Meyerhaussr, st. Paul,
Mimi; Samuel Thorns, ir New York city:
W. Smith. Bellows Falls. VT; r. O. GIL
more, Rutland, VT R. S. Hincks, Bridge
port; s. r. Hall. Buffalo, n. Y; W. r.
Forepsugh, ST. Paul, Mimi.
The new board formally organized last
night and will conduct the Yale News for
the coming year.