Reno Evening Gazette (Newspaper) - January 16, 1912, Reno, Nevada WEATHER FORECAST up to 5 p m Wednesday for Reno and Ruin or snow night and Wednesday THIRTY-SIXTH MARKET QUOTATIONS NEW YORK Jan 16 copper quiet spot and Murch 14.00 quiet Silver quiet Me RENO EVENING JAN 16 1912 Bonanza to Make Bequest to e OF PURPOSES OF PRESENT TRIP TO EAST Granted Leave of Absence for One Mackay Back of Project Who CLARENC Raising nn Fund of for of WHISKY BOTTLE TRAVELED LONG DISTANCE ON OCEAN THE GAZETTE is now prepared to announce that wos fore- those columns a few clays agb which fact that plans are under way for obtaining an of for the Uni- versity of Nevada Saturday the Gazette stated that President Stubbs had been granted a month's leave of absence and that while away he would confer with Clarence and his associated In to further gifts for tho sity It can now be positively stated that are under way whereby the magnificent sum of will probably be given to the university by descendants of the bonanza kings who will in this manner show their tion for thi stats from whoso gaunt hills so much treasure was taken Now that the Gazette has obtained this information I am willing to stato that we arc somo action of Ibis sort oy Mr Mackay and somo of said of tho board of rcgc-ntH Ihls morning Wo have had to time that some of yio mon whose thorn took millions of tho stato would Ilko to do for Nevada and Mr has been at work with the Idea of having n splendid endowment for the university which would make It a poor of any similar lit tho country Will Confer With Man away President Stubbs will confer with men Ho has boon granted a leave ot absence one month and right wish to clony ail that Dr Stubbs has been grunted u year's of absence In- formally wo have discussed tho Ing of leavo but nothing has boon clone It was Dr Stubbs desire to an extended leave during tho year but a belief that ho should bo granted It by tho present board so ho would bo s ing U as a reward for his long and efficient service But positively no has boon taken nor do we know that and all statements to tho puro A San Francisco dispatch tolls of the endowment the lowing Following the announcement that from yesterday that tho hoard of tho University of Nevada had president J 1.0 Stubbs a year's of with salary It known In cisco that Clarence Mackay Is planning lo a endowment fund for the Institution expects lo raise this fund Iho children of tho bonanza kings who their millions In and ho luw already pledges of subscriptions from u of thorn Mackay Is who Is u son of tho late of and Jim In the of the famous Comstock much Interest I IT tho of Nevada the It Is planned tho for ing the scope ol tho curriculum on Five YORK Jan Tho a whiskey which with ocean currents all tho way the uro told ii from J C a expert Mr tho over tho rail a card with Ills minio and and luis u from tho bottle was up thorn It look tho Lwo yours mid our to cross tho ocean still strong according When picked up tho odor of whiskey was to tlm Welsh preacher who found It WHITE SLAVER IS HELD TO Will Return Woman to England Preliminary Examination of Hyman London Concluded in Justice Court Today Peace Being Maintained By Militia Seven Companies of Troops Preventing Disorder in Massachusetts City Hyman London also known as clonsky wan this to the granil lury by Justice of tho Peace Loo J to to a oC a prostitute Ills hall fixed at und In default of Ihls amount ho will to In jail until tho grand Jury moots At tho session Mrs alias Marlon alias Mai Ion Phillips testified Ir bohall nl Iho She that traveled from to Now with a who paid tor hor passage that sho traveled from New York to Keno Imy Cohon and that sho saw coming here She that she hart a room In UK a honio anil shu spont la tho hotel with London tlint iho know London until she to and that iho never Who that sho hor In with her On tho woman If sho hud not Informed the In Now York that sho was hor name and that sho wai to Sacramento Cal to moot her She stated that she had Vn Continued on Pane LA II ISH Jan 10 mod pi ailed In this mil Ilia companies In tho mill and tho Jin In conditions undo It sible to opou mill In tho city Tho strike to ioui worsted mills In whore JOO was cm i lid on at nearly all Iho mills on a poi suasion basila two mafic An was made today to stint tho cotton and mills around Which scenes ol i 1 A loi but up lo S a m rt bopn no by thf 1113 It was stated tho authorities had Ilia under Dudley M to hold a EMPEROR AND DOWAGER TO RETIRE TO PALACE Bomb Is Thrown Under riage Occupied by Yuan Shi Ki But He Is Unhurt SAN Jan cubic message from Shanghai received today by tho Sol Yet Po newspaper of states that nows had reached from Poking Mint a proclamation of abdication wan published by tho throne today The further stated that tho em- press dowager and the emperor an- to retire to Hummer palace at Jehol Tho reported also oil Teng an tint town In Slum Tung province on tho const No report oil tho force's engaged or casualties was nulde CHE Jan re- cruisers Hal Chen Hal Yung and Nan Thin arrived hern from Shanghai at i o'clock this and were given an enthusiastic come by tho Inhabitants and the local officials Bomb Is Thrown i PEKING bomb was thrown at Premier Yuan Shi while lie his way to the imperial this morning and which killed two soldiers Injured enteen oilier persons Eight or ton oil these are expected The men who attempted to take Yuan Shi Kal's life escape by tho crowds which thronged tho streets at the time They woif The public executioner was fit onca called and with his assistants Is now sentinel In of tho house In which the would-be assassins sue confined Ho will remain duty there ho receives from the Im- tin thai I tics It Is said will that the men be Yuan Shi assailants were three said to he prominent were on tho sidewalk tho carriage ed When the vehicle was about thirty tiom them onn of tho man largo bomb In Its direction taut hla aim was so burl that tho missile ex- twenty foot ft om the can lago Tho vehicle Kittled find shook from tho but Yunn Shi Kal escaped un- scathed rind appeared not to be with 1 of ls flL tho in a effort to bring d Set this was on and Col ot who Is In com- tho wore In at the the of the mill tor the clay By 01 del of nll tho salbona wore k anil I aw durk Ing about In Iho mills about of help started OVERLAND LIMITED IS SAVED FROM WRECK BY A SEVEN YEAR OLD GIRL SACRAMENTO Jan her presence of mind in signalling the Overland limited last Saturday preventing a of a section foreman at Alia Placer county probably will receive a handsome reward from the Southern company Her heroism which saved tho train from a broken rail that would have hurled it down an embankment was brought today la the notice of Superintendent H W Sheridan who sent to tho company officials and a latter of to the little her sister Alma was alono discovered the broken rail No 2 was due and running to tho block station sho telephoned the agent at tho nearest but learn tho Sho them called for hor older together they ran down the When tho train came In sight the their arms frantically stopped just In time SIXTY CENT BUTTER IS EXPECTED IN CHICAGO CHICAGO Jan cents a pound for butter was said day to bo to which retail dealers hero this afternoon 17 cents the highest In Uct history This additional burden on the cost was blamed by the storekeepers to scarcity the recent severe weather con- but other persons were not slow to ascribe tho advance to an alleged trust under Investigation by tho federal The burden according to one usually well posted authority Is de- to bo on eastern houses that have been manipulating prices by means of large holdings storage butter INTERVENE IN CUBA Sensational Action Is Promised Former New York Man Is ing Trouble in Reno With His Wife B C Batten a Yorker who to have come to this city loi tho of an state board ol tiado is today having with his Theresa K Balton who Ai rived in Reno Sunday night and who N to have immediately hunted him up he will Hie a suit court for tho replevin of a trunk ho claims his wife brought here from Sioux which lie claims be to him Ills attorney Mark states that Batten will iHo Ille a suit In the district court perturbed Phe foi oo of the explosion was so Politicians Are Getting too Busy President Gomez Is Notified of Intention of This Country to Take Action i ing for a divorce on tho grounds of In his suit to be Instituted great that many houses hundreds of valds weio shaken Yuan Shi Kal was driving In a lago with open windows which was preceded find followed by an of The Was lined by and police stationed five yards apart tho mon facing alternately In- and outwards rifles with fixed bayonets When Yuan Shi Kal's carriage ar- lived opposite the of Pr Mori coi of the Iho corner of which the boon observed a bomb was hurled s f J see the ol dood tlie fussed tA a neighboring tea house illors and closi at and arrested Others accomplices In thq attempted been In the Justice court afternoon the attorney for Batlan that his client will ask or damages us well as for tho of tho trunk now said to be in Mrs nation's possession It is claimed by Interested in the case that MIS Batten on hor here Sunday night registered at the Golden hotel then Batten ut the SI Albans and that since that she and Batten have had considerable trouble This morning she vaulted tho police station friend her husband and his attorney there Just what went on police tion is not known not alter Ratten loft tho police station that his attorney prepared the action It is alleged that fatten Is the Louis prominent New and was WASHINGTON Jan state department has served notice on dent Gomez that the United States will Intervene In Cuba It further attempts are made by the veteran organisation to nullify the law prohibiting the In- of Hie military in affairs In Cuba United States Is shown In tho following note presented today to the Cuban government The situation In Cuba as now re- ported causes grave concern lo the government of the United That tho laws Intended lo guard fieo republican government shall jr enforced and not is obviously essential to the maintenance of tha find stability In able to the status of republic of Cuba In continued well being ot the United States has always and cannot escape a vital in- OSAKA Japan Jan score of fires which broke out at 1 o'clock this morning swept across tho southern half of this city finned by a strong wind The fire was not under control until late in the afternoon when cording to official ings had been destroyed And persons rendered homeless During the First four hours the flames ed more than houses Osaka tho Venice of east has n population of about n million mid Is rated as one of the most Important manufacturing and commercial cities of Japan It Is located on tho Island or Hondo on tho two banks of river Yodo tind is by travelers for Its Buddhist temple and canals spanned by stone and bamboo bridges It has the scenes of frequent mainly because buildings mostly flimsy bamboo or wooden structures built closo to each other and vary Inflammable An ial damage in city's great Ore of August 1 gave number of buildings an The loss was limited t a single person but tho property loss ran Into the millions Another In Japan In recent years was disaster of August which cost hast year was a In Toklo destroyed that city's or tenderloin with n loss of WARPATH Guerrero Jan H garto whose activities as a rein In ils slate for many rivaled hose of In again hns aken up arms against the Troops have been ordered out o secure his capture If the former i nho up In of David scandal In New York Mrs Batten use said to have been married in DCS flatten is lo fos as ol and s One Price Only The president of the United States looks to the president and sovcinmont of Cuba to prevent tho would com- pel the government of the United Slates much against Ifs desires to Consider what measures It must take in pursuance of llw Its to ARGUMENTS GOING ON The In the of r a Stevenson against the John Brenner company 1s to day going on befon Judge Orr In tho district court Tin case will bo finished late after noon CAM 13 T who sued by th TO M C A for n to thn yesterday settled matter by a payment of a of promised V Hand of 800 different Values find 137 50 at Only one purchaser them faHt at thin of lot to a They arc THE OTIS STORE
