The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-02-10
YALE NOTES.


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The weekly debate of the Freshman
union was held Tuesday night in
Alumni hall. The subject for debate
was, Resolved, That the Powers Are
Justified in Interfering in Chinese At
fairs" The speakers were K. SpaId-
ing and A. F. Yaggy on the affirma-
tive, and V. Crawford and H. P. Shaw
on the negative. The debate was
awarded to the affirmative by vote of
the house. The subject for the next
debate will be, Resolved, That the
Country is q Better Situation for "a
College Than the City"
Y. A. A. INDOOR GAMES.
The annual indoor games of the Y.
A. A. will be held on Saturday, March
IL in the Second Regiment armory.
The following is list of events: 80
yard dash, sS0-yard run, one-mile walk,
50-yard hurdle, one-mile run, relay
race, putting 16-pound shot, running
high jump, and pole vault. First and
second prizes will be given in each
event.
MEDICAL LECTURE.
The second Of the series of lectures
under the management of the Alumni
association of the Yale Medical school
was given by Professor Reginald H.
Fitz, M. D., of Harvard university,
| last evening in room AL Osborn hall.
DR.. Fitz is professor of the theory
and practice of medicine at Harvard
and was at one time editor-in-chief of
| the Boston Medical and Surgical Jour-
nal. The subject of his lecture before
the university was Diabetes Mellitus,
with Special Reference to it's Pancre-
attic Origin and Certain Features of
! Clinical Importance"
| GRADUATE CLUB LECTURES.
The following lectures will be given
before the Graduates club during the
remainder Of the winter: February
lis, Howard Mansfield of New York will
speak on Japanese Color Prints" and
| March rs Professor Morse Stevens of
Cornell university will deliver lee
| ture on 1.-THE English in India" 1t is
| expected that, Isaac Bromley of New
| York and Professor Hoppin of Yale
will address the club, but dates for
| their lectures have not yet been de-
cided upon.
| UNIVERSITY EXTENSION Lee
| TURE.
| Professor G. T. Winchester of Wes-
leyan university will deliver the fourth
| lecture on Shakespeare this evening at
! Harmonic hall. The subject will be
Hamlet" The subjects for the re-
| manning two lectures to be given on
/ February II and "a will be Anthony
| and Cleopatra and IA Winters Tale
| THE GUN CLUB.
| Members of the Yale Gun club, and
through them all those in the univer-
| sity interested in shooting, have been
| invited to enter the tournament of the
| New Haven Gun club, which will be
| held Tuesday, February %. The tour
nament will be given at the clubs
/ grounds near Schuetzen park. Shoot
/ ing will commence at $3.50 O'clock in
| the morning.
YALE LOG.
| The following members of the Uni
versity Glee club assisted in an enter
tainment given in New Rochelle last
night: Stalter, Gillespie and Schneider
| first tenors; Butler, Greenway and
| Yung, second tenors; Sheehan, Wads-
| worth and Parker, first BASES; King
MCGEE and Brooks, second BASES.
/ The University Glee and Banjo clubs
nesday, February 16
| A basket ball league has been or
| ganized by teams representing Brown
Amherst, Dartmouth and Wesleyan.
+. d. S. Smith 1900 will accompany the
Euterpe society, conducted by Profess
sor Parker, in preparation for their an
nual concert.
/ President Dwight will speak at the
banquet of the Yale Alumni associa-
ton of Boston which is to be held to.
night.
The United States senate has ordered
printed for it's use a paper entitled
1.-THE Historic Policy of the United
States as to Annexation" written by
Professor Simeon E. Baldwin, Yale '61
professor Of constitutional law in the
law school.
There was a meeting of the Victorian
club last night at $3.50 o'clock at % Col
lege street.
4 A picture Of the Olympic games OF
1896 has been presented to the gymna-
SUM by the Misses Porter, daughters
of President Porter.
i The Leonard Bacon club held a pub.
lie debate in Marquand chapel yester.
day. The subject was: Resolved
That the free-pew system should SUI
persede the rented-pew system. Or
the affirmative were Bailey and Wood
worth and on the negative McAllistel
and Storrs.
The Yale gymnastic team will give q
joint exhibition with the University OF
Pennsylvania team on Saturday eve.
ming at Philadelphia. The following
men will make up the team: F. A
Lehlbach '9S, w. K. Shepard, P. G.; S
Peterson, P. G., r. G. Clapp '99 S., F
t. Anderson '98 S., w. L. Otis 1900, G
L. BUST, M. S. The programme will
be as follows:
PART l.
]. Horizontal bar-Yale and Pennsylvania
IL. Indian elub-Pensylvania.
Is. Double trapeze-Pennsylyana
4. Side horse-Yale.
5. Box-Pennsylvania
6. Tumblng-Yale.
II. Fencng-Pennsylva
Is. Mexican ladder-Pe Pennsylvania.
PART III.