FOR IGX NEWS
Leadville, Col., Sept. 14—The strike has
assumed a most serious aspect. Threats
of personal violence have been made
against several mine managers, including
those of the Coronado and the Small
Hopes companies, adding that they will
burn tlie houses and destroy all the prop- !
erty of these managers. I he wrath of the
belligerant strikers has been directed to- ;
wards the management of the Small Hopes |
company because that company yesterday i
began to build barricades about the prop- j
erty on the same plan af those of the Coro- i
nado, which is in steady operation. I he
purpose is to start up the Mahala and
R. A. M., the property of the Small Hopes
company, which mine employed about 300
men before the strike. I he citizens are
greatly excited over the recent outrages,
and the threats have aggravated them to
such an extent as to lead to serious talk of
org aiizing a gigilance comittee.
Costantinople, Sept. 12.—A feeling of i
the greatest anxiety prevails in all circles
here. 1 here is no doubt that a crisis of
extreme gravity has been reached. The
powers are discussing the deposition of the
sultan, that being apparently the only
means of restoring quiet and confidence
within the Turkish empire. The British
fleet of fifteen warships is off the Island of
Thaso, within easy striking distance should
emergency arise. it is believed that
Great Britain will not hesitate to act
alone*
Renton Harbor, Mich., Sept. — Eleven
firemen met death in the conflagration of
the Yores Opera house at 1 o’clock this
morning. The unfortunate men were all
members of the St. Joseph fiedepartment.
While the hook-and-ladder company was
endeavoring to turn a stream of water into a
second-story window at the back of the
opera house building the wall fell in kill
ing nine of the firemen instantly, two
others died within a few hours.
Captain Albert Dreyfus, who was stir
fenced to be publicly degraded and confined
for life in a fortress after having been con
victed of selling the plans of French forti
fication to the German governmen has es
caped from the Isl de Grand Salut, pre
sumably on board an American schooner.
Drvfus’ wife propably planned the escape.
Alaska Reindeen Flavishing
Port Townsend, Sept. 9.—The schooner
Ida Schnaur arrived this morning from
Port Clarnnce with a cargo of ivory and
whalebone. It brought one passenger, J.
C. Wedstad, superintendent of the gov
ernment station at that point. The rein
deer introduced into Alaska some years
ago from Siberia are reported to be nour
ishing, the herd numbering exactly 1200.
Four hundred and fifty of these are at Port
Clarence, where an increase of 132 is re
ported this season.
THI GOLD MINE OF ALASKA
JOKEHO ©PEKffi H®USB
Winns, Insi.EY& Bakkh, Proprietors & Managers
Robert Inslf.Y - - Business Manager
i'RfcD M. Sthvfns ... Treasurer
A I.. Firth - stage Manager
Andy Shha - - Stage Carpenter
C. K\ Piht’ER - Leader Orchestra
“The Seven Wishes”
CAST OF CHARACTFRs
LUCIFER 'King of Hades) - AL FIRTH
HEINRICH i ■! pe tvmt. afieru ards Heinrich Hit* N>!d; DOT PY N E
Baron Hildebrand ‘of Hildebrand Castle - John T. Spickett.
GothFeb Schwartzppr (the Boron’s bailiff1 - - Fred Breen
< 'I.Mj-s VVooJenhe-t-J t'Gretrlicu’s father - - lleo. Henderson
Qu-i itnodo (Sfr t to Lucifer' - - - Geo. Francis
<iretcheu (a peasant girl, afterwards Heinrich oftianced) Fanny Hovt
Frovv Woodenhead Gretcheii's mother) - - Waud L.lovd
F’eep i lia t a fa ay) ------ Anita l.amont
QUEEN MCRTELLE (Queen of Crimson Glad.-, afterwards a
witch) .... EVA ST. CLAIR
Fairies, I )emons. Nymphs ;md etc. by the
whole company
During this grand spectanlar, will be introduced the
following new and orignal
MUSICAL NUMBRES
l. Opening chorus - ..... Fairies
j. Finch chorus ------- Company
?. Mardi song - Anita Lamont and companv
-t. Thu I itest - - Geo, Henderson
s. Duett ... Dot Fyne and Fanny Hovt
o. Hail to the Baron ------- Company
7. Sol-re song - Dot I’vne and chorus
8. Jmozon match - - Rot Fvne and chorus
q. Finale - - - By the whole chorus and company
This popular house presents nightly one of the best
V «' i i i cl. i_- \ 3 I ! J t i i tcrtriii:i i i id it.«
Ever presented on the Pacific Coast
SEE WHO THEY ARE
Al. Firth, Fred Breen, John T. Spickett,
Anita Lamont, Dot Pvne, George Francis,
Fanny Hoyt, Grace Carlton.
THE L®UYRE THEATRE
MAX END LEM AN - - Proprietor
J. VV. MORRISON - Business M«’r
Arthur redwood - Stage Mg’r
F. B. CREESF - Musical Director
The following well known vaudeville artists have been secured for a limited
engagement at this house
First appearance of the king and queen of
I rish comedy
Mulligan and Linton
First appearance of the eminent actor-baritone
hkfI-R, redWood
The celebrated Premiere Danceuse
Luciile Elliot
A Spanish fandango
First appearance direct from New York of America’s
leading Prima Donna Soprano
hjELEf'I 7^7^50h|
In operatic gems
A NO UN CEMENT
The management announces that arrangements have
been made with the leading theatrical agents of the
Coast to book artists for this theatre. New faces and
unsurpassed talent will constantly appear in this house.
^.... Enlarged Orchestra !.New and Lovely Girls !.... Z
^.Magnificent Scenery !.^