The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-06-16
YALE NorEs OF lNrEREsr.


  Wisconsin Varsity and Yale Freshman Crews at Lake Saltonstall-HowRrdM May be Unable to Row--Sheh. Class Book Just Out-The June Lit-Record Games Postponed.
 After a long ride half way across the continent the Wisconsin university boat crew, which is to row against the Yale freshman crew at Lake Salton- stall June IS, arrived in New Haven early yesterday morning, with every man in good physical condition with the exception of the fatigue occasioned by the journey.
 The crew came east on two special cars, which were left in the yards at Union station until yesterday after noon, when they were taken to Lake Saltonstall and sidetracked. The cars will remain there until after the race and the crew will make them their home in the meantime.
 The Yale freshman shells were taken from Durham boat house yesterday af- ternoon to Lake Saltonstalb where late in the afternoon the Yale crew had a short practice spin. It is feared that one of Yale's best men, Nelson A. How ard, who rows No. 6, will be unable to take his place in the boat at the race, as he is now ill with malaria. He was 1 temporary captain and has roWed at stroke. In case he has not sufficiently recovered by Thursday his place will be taken by A. B. Marvin of New Ro- l chelle. The greater part of the freshman class will remain over for two days af- ter commencement in order to see the race and cheer on their crew.
 It has been decided that Joseph T. | Whittlesey will be Yale's timekeeper but the judge and the timekeeper for Wisconsin have not yet been selected.
 SHEFF. SENIOR CLASS BOOK. The publication of the Shelf. Senior l Glass Book has been much delayed, owing to the assignment of the firm which was doing the photo gelatine work, but the book is now out and will | be placed on sale the latter part of 1 this week. The binding is of a light l brown buckram, with a neat design in gold on the cover The editors are c. l L. Collins, chairman; M. l. Borg, M. l Davis and J. c. Marty
 The dedication is by F. H. Miller and there are articles on freshman, junior and senior years by J. F, HaVemeyer, 1 w H. Pouch and L. DeFOrest, respec- lively. There is also an article on ath- letics by w. H. Allen, a literary article by L, R. Hopton, and a musical article i by D. T. Moore.
 ,1N YNDc # reading matter and it has been gotten up in style radically different from previous class book,
 The presswork on the book and the binding have been done by the Price, Lee & Adkins company of New Haven, and the photo gelatine work by the AL bertype company of New York city.
 THE YALE LIT. FOR JUNE.
 The June number of the Lit, which appeared yesterday morning, contains besides the regular departments, the following contributions:
 Body articles-"The New Yale" by N. A. Smyth '97; "Kaumai's Wedding Feast" by A. D. Baldwin 9S; "A Mem Der of the Third House. by H. D, Gal laudet '9S: MT Roundabout-His Pa pers." by T. P. Young 99 Trumpet Island" by c. Morris, jr., '9S; Madame Revere, spiritualist," by Fl. A, Hatcf '9S
 Poems-'A Fairy Song of the Moor. lands" by F. Wickes '9S; "June Song by R. l.. Munger '97; My Lassie,' bI C. P. Hine '9S; "On the Dawning," by F. Wickes '98; "The Song of the Sail or's Son. by c. Morris '9S.
 The portfolios are by F Wickes '98 F. A. Lord '9S. w R. Achbald '9S, two G. L. Parker '97. D. Der Burrell '98 two: c. r. Hine '98 and F. c. Streete' '9S. ....---
 RECORD GAMES POSTPONED.
 The remaining games in the Recort interappointmcnt baseball series have been postponed until next fall. Th' High Orations will then play the Sec ond Disputes the winner playing th' Second Colloquies for the champion ship,