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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-20

BREvITIES

The management of the Hudson
A. G.. in New York. seems TO be an.
der the guidance Of = man who has
Al least alx ounces Of brains Gus
Rubin tried 70 arrange Cor a spar
ring bout before the Climb recenfiy.
hu, was turned down with the state
ment that no noted prize fighters
need apply. Rubin asked for an
explanation and was told that moth.
ing would draw the wrath of the
authorities down on the club quick
er than BY springinE a few we'll
known fighters on the public. The
boxing game Is In the soothing syr-
MP class In New York aud will re-
quire careful nursing 70 got II
through a hard winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-20

Quarterback Stevenson has been
elected captain OF the 1906 Pennsyl-
yania football team. What a scrap
~ bunch he ought 20 get together
next year. judging by his pugillstle
feats during the past season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-20
STATS MAY BE
ATHLETIC BOSS

Jack slattery has announced that
he Will be a candidate for the posi-
ton Of athletic manager OF the state
university. Stats, as he is more
Familiarity called, intends TO take a
post graduate course and says he
would like 10 pilot the athletic
campaign Of tho college during the
coming year.
Until slattery was heard from.
Charley Hall was the only candi-
date. Han insists that he In not a
candidate for the position, but no
would not refuse we're IL forced
upon him.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-20
TERRY SAYS HE
CAN LICK "BAT''

PHILADELPHIA. Dee. 20 Ter
~ McGoyern says he can lick Bat
Nelson He says tho Battier IL
there all right. but doesn't think he
went fast enough for the first
eight rounds OF his mill with britt.
10 cope with him. Terry told Joe
Humphrey. who went with him TO
see the pictures OF the fight. that
Nelson would have 10 get up steam
10 defeat him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-20

Everything Is in readiness for the
sounding OF the gong Tor the big
20.round fight between Hob Fitk-
simmons and Philadelphia Jack
o'Brien. at WoodWard's paw lli0n,
san Francisco. tonight.
Locally the keenest interest pre-
walls Both men are well known
BY sports here. Each has bis friends
and hackers. The question Of odds
has bat little effect On the betting.
as each faction believes IN It's man.
Many bets AZ even money are ac-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-20

The Washington club has drafted
5chlafly, OF thu Portland. Oregon.
team, and VIII try TO replace IIick-
man At second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-20

The vacancy on the board OF
control Of tho students aHnoeiati0n
OF the University Of Washington
will be filled by an election held In
Denny hall today F@nk Habcoek
and Stanley drlffths IRE the eandl-
dates.
nabcoek IL the we'll known foot
bali aud basketball player. His
rival 10 prominent debater aud
very popular with tho students.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-20

Western horsemeu think Jockey
Radtke. who Is riding at the Oak
land track. IL the best race rider
that has developed since Tod
Sloan's time. Radtke Is a Chicago
boy and has been riding horses less
than six months. His style Of rid
ing greatly resembles that OF Sloan.
as he croucvhes low over his mount
and by gentle methods gets every
thing possible out Of the horse he
rides.
The election Of Eckersali as cap
tain OF the Chicago Maroons was
an honor that will be appreciated
By HIS friends and admirers ali over
the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-20
Carlson Was Easy

KANSAS cry. Dec. 20-Albert
Carlson. Of Minneapolis. WAS an
easy mark for Farmer Burns, Of
Iowa. In a mixed wrestling match
before the Missouri Athletic club
last night.
Burns won the first and third
catch az .eateh-ean bouts aud lost
the second Greco Roman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-20

eepted. although Fita Is now IA
Korlfn al San Ernnrlarn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-20

OF Michigan. and Tommy DolAn, OF
Seattle. sxill fight tonight at the
club.
Returns viii be received from the
FltEaimmonH- o'1lrlen fight nj San
Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-20

Miss FRANCES No. rita. of Seattle.
has recovered her. valuable fura.
which were stolen In New York aeY.
ernl days ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-20
FETZ IS THE
"a VORITE
BETTING ON BIG PUoiLIsTIc BATTLE AT SAN
FRANCISCO TONIGHT IN FAVOR or CORNISH
MAN. ALTHOUGH oBRIEN HAS MANY FRIENDS
IN SEATTLE

eepted. although Fits Is now IA
Yorite AZ san Francisco.
Greatest i'm Decade.
This fight should be the greatest
event Of the decade. for upon to-
nights battle will rest the worlds
championship honors Although the
Cornishman has passed the t3smile
post en- life's highway. IL Is be-
lieved he will he there. and his
younger opponent will have 10 work
hard. fast and scientifically every
minute OF the mill 60 get Il over
him.
The Judgment OF both these mon
is tempered with experience. Each
has fought hundreds of battles.
o'nrlen Is very confident. resting
on hts laurcls in the Al Kaufman
match.
OBflen also recalls the sorry ex-
perienec Fitx put up two years ago
when he fought George Gardner In
san Francisco. fitE. however. has
lived an exemplary life The last
time he and O'nrlen met in Phlla-
de'phla. o'nricn cut the Cornish
man into ribbons Tor three rounds.
and then Hob Strengthened un and
WAS wearing 0'nrien down when
the police stopped the fight in the
sixth round.
Fitx Out a Year.
Rita has been out Of the ring a
year. he is older and stands a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-20
SILK OR LINEN HbhDkUR.
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DOLAN WILL
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-21
Society at the
National Capital

Washington, d. c.. Dec. 2.-To'
nights cabinet dinner at the White
House marks the oficial opening OF
the social season In the national cap
ital. True. society has been enjoying
q merry whirl OF reception. dinners,
dances and other functions for q per-
iod dating as far back as the visit oi
Prince Louis OF B~attenburg early In
November. but 30 far az Official Wash.
ington goes the season begins with the
FIRST of the formal functions at the ex.
ecutive mansion. Following the usual
custom. the first Of the series OF func.
lions this year Is the elmer 10 the
members OF the Cabinet. After to-
night there will be no large affairs at
the white House until the New
Years reception. which is by far the
most interesting and characteristic IN
tertainment Of the year. Then will
follow In order the customary din.
ners and receptions In honor Of the
diplomatic corps. the judiciary. men,
bers Of Congress. the army and navy
and Supreme Court.
Those are not the only social func-
lions that will take place at the
White House during the next month
or so. however. The announcement
Of Miss Alice R~oosevelt's engagement
to Congressman LOngworth Of Cincin-
natl will necessitate more than the
usual number Of dinners, dances and
luncheons through the remainder OF
the season.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-21

the other hand. doubling the doctrines
to which they are attached. Ten
thousand difficulties do not make one
doubt as ] understand the subject;
difficulty and doubt are incommensu
rate. OF all the points OF faith. The
being OF god Is. TO my own apprs.
hension encompassea with most dit
fculty. and yet borne In upon our
mminds with most power"
These worthy gentlemen who And
In Lead Kindly Light q pagan note,
and would remove II from their Chris.
tian hymn books. thereby reducing
the amount Of true poetry In these
volumes. TO a perilous proporti IN,
may, happily for them. have never
felt the p~erplexities Of religious faith.
Had they done 30 they would. ! dare
say. have confused their state Of mind
with doubt, two distinct and separate
states OF mind, and perhaps have be.
come "pagans" In the process, but
Cardinal Newman, one VI the worlds
great thinkers; the man Of whom
Gladstone said that his mind was as
a diamond for briliiancy and pene.
tration. felt these %perplexities, and.
without doubling his god or his own
ultimate destiny. with confident faith,
prayed for light to lead him-and for
this, forsooth. the cry in Lead Kind.
ly Light IL pagan. Irresistible log.
ic! that 1t is quite beyond anyone 10
refute.
Thy power SO long has blest me.
sure II will,
Still lead me on"
How pagan" It sounds! How his
prayer was answered. the simple Gel
tic cross. with Its epitaph tells.
Eek umbris ct imaginibus In verita.
tenn" ("Out OF shadows and illu.
sions into the TRUTH.
w, p, X.
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but in no case later than January Is.
1906.
Student and teacher must present
certificate from president or other
official of the institution with which
applicant IL connected. certifying that
applicant is q regular student or
teacher connected with that institu-
ton. and IL going home for a vaca-
ton. Such president or other officer
Mr.. E. e. Mcleod. chairman Western
Passenger association, Chicago. for
the necessary number Of certificates.
For further information inquire at
ticket office between ~ noon and 6
p. M. 4
1880 W. J. LUCAS. Agent.
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usa Of n. 4" and |. E."

King Edward placed the letters n.
l." after his signature to the con-
gratulatory telegram sent President
Roosevelt, and Emperor William re.
yersed the order. singing II. r.
This Is the usual style Of each and
the difference indicates that in Eng.
land rex" Is esteemed something
greater than "%imperator.' while in
Germany the "imperator" comes
fret.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-21

~ ssou'"J nesI ouu1su8uuln ling,
there IL = grave among the quiet
trees. with . small simple Celtic
o above II. where lies the body OF
Cardinal Newman. On this cross,
with its circle symbOlixing the eter.
nifty on which his eyes were ever ix-
ed. IL engraved the epitaph he wrote
for himself Eek umbris et imaginibus
In verttatem" (C"Out Of Shadows and
illusions into the truth" The light
had led
One cam I help wondering what
would be the feelings Of this great
lifelong champion Of revelation, the
foremost religious writer OF his day;
did he realize that his chief claim
on p~osterity among certain worthy
people Of this country IL as the au.
thor - widely-known pagan hymn,
Lead. Kindly Light"
Yet, when va bear In mind that un.
der the light oe mooern historic re-
search 20 many time-honored tradi.
tons have been dispelled-that mod.
srn Commentators; for instance. are
busy proving that 81. Patrick was q
Protestant and that the essays Of b.
o were In reality written BY an
obscure husbandman with sporting
Droclivitiea. and sometime strolling
payer, from StratfOrdlon-Avon, BY
name William Shakespeare. II 10 per.
haps not to b wondered at. that
round the great cardinals memory,
too. there shesld % aound, . body
Of Up to date critics. ready 70 show
him Z light thst quite escaped the
= ace OF his ,ess ingenious contsm-
p0raries.
Truly, W. live IL an ags Of discov-
cry and invention, and W have TO
wonder again 1t the surprise Ben
Jonson must have felt did he know OF
Ne accomplishments OF his NO doubt
impecunious friend. Shakespeare, no
iess than n tho delight d, Newman's
opp nenn IN the days Of th6 Tracts,
r1an Movement. did they realize tkst |
lts Srest leader had written 4 pagan"
hymn.
TIL this recent illuminating dis-
sovsry. the world knew Cardinal
Newman - the man Of faith, above
al others In modern times. = one
who had followed the light With , !.
. the enlargement Of s,,.r1s
shs severing Of O. .iss. ana ths part.
lnf from Oxford. whore he had
lived and bssn sucha lowering aguret
iof y pears And which he na,er
3sssec % love; but . recent article
In the Optic tells u that In the writ
1r's opinion. he wrote = hymn, with
. pagan tone, and, sure the Optic
10 an honorable paper, How can We
then explain.
with due difference 70 these ut.
ter day critics, and their latest &C.
count IN the Optic. ! would respect
fully point out that their criticism Is
based on q total misconcepti . Of the
meaning and Ignorance a the occa-
sion when the poem In question came
TO be- written.
They utterly fall to grasp the fact
that Newman never faltered for an
instant In his faith In the being u
god. the redemption by Christ. or In
his own ultimate destiny. He falter-
ed ia his faith In the Anglican church
beng part OF the universal and visi-
BILE church. founded by Christ, that
was destined to teach all nations
faltered 30 much that In .S45 he left
that church-a very different mat.
ter.
LEAD. Kindly Light" was written
In 1888. when the difficulty Of lead.
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Press Bureau Of the Vatican.

Pope Plus X. contemplates founding
an official press news Office in the
Cancelleria palace for 'supplying vati.
can new to correspondents. The
Idea was suggested to him by Cardi.
nal Merry Del Val and L. likely to
save the holy father from much Of the
annoyance he experiences now
through the circulation Of views In.
imical to Vatican interests.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-21
Christmas and New Years Holiday
Rates for atudsnta and Teachers.

Christmas and New Years Holiday
Rates for Students and Teachers.
To enable students and teachers
Of educational institutions. not resid.
ing at point where institution 10 10
Gated, to visit their homes for the
Christmas and New Year halidays. the
Santa Fee will sell round trip tickets
to almost all points In the United
States at rate of fare and n third
for the round trip. with minimum sell.
ing rate Of one dollar.
Tickets will be sold on closing day
Of school and day after. but not
earlier than December 18th. nor later
than December 25th. with return
limit to the day institution reopens,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-12-21
LEAD. KINDLY LIGHT"

Ing the high church party into lin,
with the teachings and tradition o
the early church fathers, OF making |
part OF the universal churcn and no
local as the court OF common pleas
az Lord Macaulay once described II
was occupying Newman's mind. I
this 10 ( rgotten the hymn lose,
Its true Significance, and one wonder,
how many Of the writer's, who glib,
use the word pagan In reference I,
the great cardinals hymn, are awar.
OF II.
ather Barry, the subtle scholar
and exquisite writer, In his recent III,
of Newman for the Literary Lives
Series. retells the story OF how Lead
Kindly Light" came to be written
Newman had gone abroad In the win
ter OF 1882, with his friend Hurrel
Froude, TO try the benefit Of q Medi
~terranean voyage, and after VISITING
Rome. where he LETT his friend, had
gone alone to Sicily. He was drawn
TO that loveliest Of islands q by {
l~oadstone." writes Father Barry, land
wandered solitary BY Taormina, syria,
cuse and Catalina into the center
making for Palermo. and was stricken
with fever and laid up at Castro Clio
vani. where he nearly died. Recover
Ing. he was detained. homesick and
d~esolate. 1t Palermo. He sailed a,
last In an oragge boat (for Marseiles)
and ~ . calm held them one whole
week in the straits Of Bonifacio, bid
heart breathed out it's deepest aspira.
tons. Lead Kindly Light"
This most tender Of pilgrim songs
may b termed the march OF the
Movement. It Is pure mel.
ody .austere yet hopefui-strangely not
unlike the stansas which Carlyle has
made familiar to the whole English
raco-the mason song Of Goethe-in
Ito sublime sadness and invincible
trust.
Both are psalms OF HE, Hebrew or
Northern, chanted In I clear obscufe:
where faith moves onward heroically
o the day beyond. "Austere, yet
iopeful." sublime sadness and irwin
,ible trust" a cleaE, obscure" These
lre the IMPRESSIONS Of Lead Y,..ndly
light" Is Father Barry. and | pre-
DGme to say, have been the impress.
lions to ali but these, u latter
lay commentators. who. with such y
,rave ignorance and lack Of insight,
lush In where angels might fear to
tread.
On the subject Of Faith and Doubt.
Cardinal Newman writes what seems
relevant to this matter Of Lead
Light" In tho Apologize" PIP.
23S, 259:
After stating that since his recep-
tion into the Catholic church In 1916,
he has had no anxiety Of heart what
Il have been IN perfect peace
and contentment," he writes. II never
have had one doubt. I was not con-
to myself on my conversion Of
any change, intellectual or moral,
wrought in my mind was not con-
of hrmer faith In the truths
Of Revelation mote this). or Of more
self command; had not more favor;
but II was like coming into port after
a rough sea. and my happiness on
that score remains to this day with.
out interruption.
MANY persons are very sensitive
Of the difficulties OF religion. am
as sensitive Of them as my one. but
| have never been able to Q a con-
nection between apprehending those
difficulties. however keenly: and null
tiplying them to any extent, and. on
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-13
IN NEW ORLEANS SOCIETY.

New Orleans has no one distinctive so- cial leader, but there are many brilliant, attractive women who may be mentioned as social lights, writes Annulit An drews in Everybody's Magazine Mme Hugues de la Vergne a woman of great charm and beauty, is one of the leaders in the old Creole society, as is Mmc. La roussini. Miss Arthemse Baldwin, recent ly married to Mir. Ottman of New York, was one of the leading belles and beau- ties. She was queen of the carnival last year. The daughter of a Boston father and Creole mother she represents both the old and the new social regimes. In the St. Charles avenue set, Mrs. Frank Hayne, wife of the millionaire cotton op- orator, Is a social star. She entertains with great lavishness and briliance, and ! has a most charming personality. Mrs Charles Payne Fenner, Mrs. P. F. Pes- cud and Mrs. William Dixon, all former queens of the carnival, are socially prom inent.
 Mrs. Emmanuel Senu is most inter estng figure in the social life both of New Orleans and Chicago. As Miss Alys Laroussini she was one of the noted queens of the carnival An Italian on one side and pure Creole on the other, she has the beauty of both races, and in ad- dition a marvellous voice, which would have insured fame as a singer had her lines been cast in professional life. She claims both the western metropolis and the south as home, and spends half of each winter in her native city.