The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-15
/. . Minds CLEARED
Y My LumbeTman OF VAN
, sOAeT Had Forgotten Wife.
Ms ar One Had Married Agrees to
1 at While He Returns to Scot
.aad to See u Mrs. Scott No.
I Was Alive.

E attic. Wash.-Curious instances
OF apses OF memory covering lons
lpeucds nave come TO tight simnltans-s
O. here IN the stories OF Two men
We e minds have been cleared by
G hess.
orge Scott. a rich lumberman oil
' ouver. supposed himself bache-
H. ,ntil 1909 when he married Nov
h. dtonly remembers that. twenty
slN years ago. be left a vile and chill
d. 90 Edinburgh. Scotland.
he other case is that OF ) Chand'
L. rCgors, who was beaten so badly
A 90 York fourteen years ago tnat
A. got mis- name. lie driited here
o. has been known as George Kelly.
n lcraiion has recalled him to him
Sc
an the years that Scott was phi
a up a fortune he seemed heart
\ ont until a musical comedy company
4 tcd Vancouver two years ago lie
tn capituated to Jane Patterson OF
A. gheny. Pa. one OF Its members.
Although their ascs we're TAR apart.
th.y lived happily Scott finally met
WIN an accident which fractured his
fkun and brough, on. In addition.
Serious illness. through which hts vile
nurged him.
Memory OF his youthful domestic
lie came with his recovery. In telling
III wife Of Il he said his name al
WAYS vas George Scott and that he
never had physical mishap or Ill
Tces to explain loss OF memory
Nevertheless his mind had been ut
terly blank as to the vile and babies
s. Scotland
Mrs. Scott did not question his good
fam. bat saA his story dictated a
Iiain course for her, through the d.
sro &c court They :alkcd Il out thor
G. aly end Il was finally arranged
that she should bring action Tor d.
vtlrce and Scott return TO Scotland
ora learn what hadl become OF his
fsrhy Should he 1od the FIRST wife
NJ must make proper amends TO her
II sire is dead he viii come back to
Vancouver and the second Mrs
Scott win marry him again
nogers. or Kelly. was brought 10
tn Providence hospital here on Octo-
be- 10. suffering from an attack or
l4.te insanity. with which he hsd
been taken IN his home In Port Berke-
lev The doctors found that por
tion OF the skull was pressing on the
train. Surgery soon relieved him and
he became perfectly normal.
We called for pen and paper and
wrote. Il am In hospital aud all q. X. :
addressing the envelope TO Miss Flor.
ence Doueis. as West rhirty-second
street New York A postscript to the
letter asked that Father I,oherty OF
the PiIlist society be sent 10 him.
Picking up newspaper after ne
had finished his note and seeing the
Gate line. Seattle. October 20, 1911.
he turned vondoring!y TO Dr Milton
{ Stu.sl ard his nurse and said
Am I really In Seattle
Then NJ hrokc down with a m ~
sobbing Tie told NJ story when he
bad composed nimsol, today. The hos
Iital stan think &. one 81 the most
remarkable on record For iourtees
years he said he did not know where
b. had been or what be- had been do
ing lie was born IN New YORK In
1850 and lived with bis grandmother
Mrs Elizabeth Doueis. az ans West
Thirty-secOnd streoS New York Ills
name was S Chandler Rogers
On May T. 1897. with a boy friend
Hni tvo girls. he went TO the theater
Having seen his girl 20 her home he
started to walk 20 his own Al Six
teeuth street and Eighth avenue three
men stopped him ana asked tor q
match. He said he was no match fac
tory, and the men pounced on him
Ore struck him with blackjack. The
next ne knew he was IN the river.
naked and swimming
ne said he remembered cluiching no
something IN the river and heing
d'arred out, bat that was the ust DO
knew OF himself a. Roger until he
nVote IN tho hospIta. after tho skull
p-e sure hSd been ilicd from his
brain