5 i SECOND SECTION. Che Daily KINGSTON, ONTARIO, , SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1908. YEAR 75. unger, opened suopessfully in Brook- | QUEER FLYING FISH. tivn las week ' Standing and a Iheodore Roberts are both in the 'Shoot Out of Water and Sail on L st. The keynote of the a is the 5 two words, "1 wonder.' Fie" prod ia From "Nature ang Wind, in St. Nicholas About Pe-ru-na. "RO tion i= splendidly staged. Interesting are the habit of the fly- ec. in ' xeellent one, "The Right ol ing fish, that queer denizen of the sea wv" makes its auditor think found principally in the region of the Ben Hur," the great Biblical tradewinds. Does it rise from the sea drama, which Klaw and Erlanger like a bird ? vou ask. Ne; it shoots made a landmark of the Ame out of the waves like an arrow, and® stage, is in rehearsal for its with outspreadir wings sails on season. The first performance by the 4 =" 4 oraceful 'curves, rising present company will be given in ERY 0 Co 00 0 might sag, to the mira, eptember 28th The present Ire ht of & n feet, hut nat often so production is entirely new "Ben fri an lowering Jit again Hur's" great success is due to the | 0 osha orest of 2 wave and re: {fact that it is a play of deep heart |, ce ite flicht. This operation may | Interest; a story of a mother 8 love be repeated till it covers a distanee for her children and a son's devotion of five hundred yards, in the case to his mother : ae of the stoutest on the wing, though Evervhody in New York is going tor ooo often not half that distance is The Devil" as fast asx they dan. the] | number of Garden Theatre "Devil" A ship sailing through the trade- | admirers being nightly limited only winds W often be visited on dark thy, the capacity of the house. Seats f : bi. ph a fis ich hi » lare on sale two monthg in advance to nights. Jang fh, ish hak i {accommodate the imprecedented de- here of course, they soon give up {mand, Not in vears have anvthing i . | like the present crowds been en at | this playhouse. Edwin Stevens por- | traval of the devil is east on pleasing Modern English Slavery. lines, with full accent lg off the 1%. y Ma great humorous possibilities [the fe a1? wing advertisement is taken i Leicester paper : | the instructions laid. down by the oung man x to eight years' ex- lever Hungari withor whe vis his sale and pledge. Ashwell, 329 Humbersiske Road "a ole, this being in aceordant with MRS. LARA L. MILER, MRS. MAHALA REID. a comedy : MRS. §. L. JEWELL. The following testimonials represent actual experience of every-day life. They are the truthful utterances of women who have been ill and have found a reliable remedy in Peruna. 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'The Round Up," Klaw and .Manger's great play of the \rize desert, is repeating its Broadway sue cess at the Academy of Music; in No York. i The rehearsals of Klaw ond Felon § pee's next production, "Tittle Nemo are in full swing. The first be at the Forrest Theatre, delphia, Septembeg 21st Louis Mann EF ps. tion Eckert Goodman's play of Generation" wa made know: Sunday night, September 6tl Grand Opera House, Chicago Lillian Russell has made a dous hit in her racing pla fre," at the Liberty Theatr York Critic and awdience unanimous in praise of the of the lines ahd the development Miss Russell as an actre Miss Grace George, announced, will make tour of six week cons," after which York city acs new comedy Take." The date set tion of the New piece 2nd gh hgh or re nix ~ Constantinople, Sept lowing account of how t forced to grant the new has been related by a pers present ; When Niazi Bey declare army was tired of the old 1 sultan dispatched Osman Feozi Pe in haste to Salonica with order quell the mutiny and a®t with the most promptitude and severity, ih yl wi when he arrived on the scene«he wrote | I wbitions at the TURNED THE TRICK. The Wright Aeroplane Making Progress in France. ier's Weekty » promise which the Wright aero showed in the trials at Kitts Beach, North Carolina, last pring has been realized in recent ex Le Mans race-track r Paris. The Fi ' ke of bur Wright . feu , and seemed its. Hi unlike juered by the wmor of the vou While the machin chts broke FOCOY equalled its performanc of the water, it did quis convinee French « Wright Brother han any one else in ving the prob lem of flying with achine heavier than air. 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British consul at Tamsui re t hi total exports of Formosa, in 1907, amounted to 1.121.566 pounds, of which 2.452933 ponnds was sent to Havre, London, and Hamburg; 1, g pounds to America, and 33,- | pounds to Madras. | » him instantly to have the troops from | Anatolia sent t lonica to erus | the rebellion he was only ealipl wing speech he cand Said ried out the law, and if he tried to Fetva ary do 3 fiver, ong the brink re alirmed that { not possible, that | Macedonian army to the precepts | blamgable in ar Then, pointing h Linny finger at s majesty, he wer 1 to say that g as he car- wal earri ie. room Che ne ' | zier then hastily voked a 1 8, and in-an they were all @ mbled, Said lated what had hap- 1sked them. to give a maz nencling the re-establish- constitution. Not one of answer. Said Pasha then | observed that silence im such case vould be taken for consent, and they acquiesced with bowed heads. 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