YEAR 77-NO, 11 ITCOMES BACK Memory Returning After Twenty-One Years. PIGKS: UP THREADS ARCHIBALD MCLEAN AMONG HIS © RELATIVES. : Hurt. in Hallway Wreck--Sister Saw Name on Sign in Western Village and Found Long-Lost Brother-- Has Sister in Kingston, Toronto, Jan. 14.--The Star says: There is a man in the dty, to-day, whose. memory is just emerging from beneatlt a cloud which has obscured it for 'twenty-one years. As return consciousness alidws his mental hen: ties to pick up the séattered threads of the past, the fingers of his brain are weaving strands. to bridge the gap belwoen the long ago and the present. "A part of his mind has been dormant, it is slowly waking to a new lease of life, This man is Archibald Mclean, who left the town of Perth, Ont, to upek his fortune in the west thirty years Bago. Ime 1888 his mother wrote to him at * result of a lingering illness the aged woman has been in a semi-conscious condition for nearly three years. son was taken out to his mother's bedside, snd ih 4 moment recogmized her, But this time the mother's mem- tory failed and she looked at him as {though be were a stranger. Alter i a | number of visits, however, on a day Lord {whet she was especially bright shy {suddenly knéw Lim and called him by name, : ' Since, his drrival among his tives memory is slowly returning to! Archibald Mclean and every day he wakens to another piece of a new world, But a great part of the pas is still a hazq and toe dogtors wast to keep it so, at least, for thegresent. | They have forbidden him to visit his! old home in Perth lest the rush of re | turning recollections prove too much! for his'health. To-day he is leaving! the home of his niece, Mrs. H. L.| Shepherd, 75 Bismarck avente, Toron- to, and is going to Kingston, to visit his sister, Mrs. Publow, The long silence if Mr. McLean's! life was lightened by the usual gleam | of romance, and he married in due and two children rela-| course. His wile turning. years of age he looks much younger. and curly, has become straight with his youthful face. EXPENDITURE 80 FAR Made in Connection With Naval De- fence, Ottawa, Jan. 14~In the Commons, tabled House of | yesterday, a return was | giving 'a hst of all experts, | Fort William telling him of the deatirTggchnical advisers and special officers | of his father. To het surprise no an- swer came, and from thatdtime Archi bald Mclean dropped out of the sight of his family as complétely as though he had been swgllowed alive. Years passed; the other mombers of the {amily married and moved away, and "with the progress of time\the name ol the missing man became only a me: mory. Two weeks ago his sister, the wile of the Rev. Daniel Scott, Pense Sask., was walking down a street in Regina when she noticed Mclean, painter." Instantly there rose in her mind's eye the face of her long lost brother and she entered the shop, A strangely young man with grey hair came to meet her. As she looked at him with hali affectionate curiosity this new person began to fuse gradually with the brother who had disappeared thirty yeurs age. "She began to question him, but was dis: appointed the vagueness of the an. swers which "she received. In 1888 Molean was injured in a train wreck near Fort William, io which several people lost theie lives. After recovering from his injuries aud a severe attack of typhoid fever ho left the hospital and was horrilied to find that his mind was a perfect 'blank. A piece of bone pressing in upon the brain cavity had braised some of the sensitive cells so that {hey refused to perform their important of fice. He remembered only his name and that he was a painter by trade. His education had taken wings and he found hignseli unable to read or wiite. After taking a course at a night school he overcame this bandi- cap. i Fram Fort William he drifted west and visited many places, hoping that the lost faculty would be restored by accidentally runnip inte familiar scenes. Finally, he settled in Regina and went into the business of painting wad 'decorating with such success that he built up a trade of his own wis also employed by tha government. His hands remembered, although) his beain forgot. Mrs. Scotl, aiter skilfully referring to some the more outstanding events of his sarhier lile, found that he remem something shout the location of his father's house in Perth a sign, "Archibald | and | generally engaged by the gokernment | in connection with the naval defence | programme. The list is : Rear Admiral Charles E. Kingsmill, | an official of the Marine Department, | no increase of salary to date. ! Communder J, D. D. Stewart, RN. | Fenlotity, as Commander of the Royal | Navy, 30, June, 1909, technical ad | viser on all naval matters, salary §3,. | 500 per annum. i Lieut. R. M. T. Stephens, R.N,, Sen- Liority, as lieutenant in the Royal | Navy, 14, Sept., 1996, adviser. on gun-| nery matters, salary $2,500 per annum. | Staff Paymaster, I. J. Ling, RN. | Seniority, as Stafl-Paymaster in Royal Navy, 19, April, 1906, adviser on all matters connected th stores, cloth! ing. victualling, ow salary, $3,500. | Commander Stefvart, Lieut. Ste | phens' and Stafl-Paymaster Ling have! been lent from the Royal Navy for a period of two years, : In addition to these officers there are threo stenographers employed in the Naval Staff Office at a salary of $500 'per annum each, nection including travelling expenses abuve officers have been : Salaries Travelling expenses Sundries "tat .onery, ete. .. Furniture .....u Ww S504 .97 1,719.51 559.76 876.42 200.10 Total ci oii... 3541016 YALE STUDENTS MISSED OF STORES. MANY Sneak Thief Enters Dormitories and Gets Hundreds of Dollars and Quantity of Jewellery. New Haven, Jan. 14 While Yale men were at. dinner, yesterday 'even- ing, the most extensive jewel robbery | in years occurred, Conpecticut, Welch and Lawrence by a thief, _ Sidney McCall, who rooms in Con necticut Hall, lost a diamond stick pin, a gold watch and other jewelry The AN ANTI-PEER VOTE Cries to the Electors to Save the are overjoyed to dnd his memory re- | Will result in an auti-peer majority of Although he is filty-eight 162. His hair, which in his youth was black [of the colliers, at Merthyr, said and [not only in this country but all over very groy, forming = peculiar contrast the empire and throughout the world, {the Merthyr election. nesday, would be taken as an indica tion his majority reached anything like 15, 000 the world would know that ! ¢ worki The total amount expended in con: [thet J v with the naval 'programme,| Joseph Chamberlain, the former wh- of _ the ionist {home by illness, has issted an address ito {which he takes the gravest view of the {industrial situation and appeals, with prophetic earncstnefs, to the voters to {save the country ere it is too late. * tell things, '"'that it with British are proceeding WHILE THEY DINED: world." mits his well-known plans for a tariif {and continues : "You have min oppor- { tunity; you will | Vietories in politics are like the victor ies of war. thusiasm; Make a mistake in legislation and it cannot. be corrected; make a mistake in yout retrievithle.' gress and prosperity than we. We are tion to think of the future and Halls being ransacked | 005" the danger of the oversea do | minions drawing away from the moth or land, owing to the latter's version tof KINGSTON, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1910, LATEST NEWS Despatches From Near And "Distant Places. TE, WORLD'S TING FORM. ° A LIFE OF REMORSE, Senténce Imposed . on Man Whe Murdered Baby. Belleville, Hl. Jah, 14.--A life-time of remorse rather than death on the gallows was the penalty imposed on James Pullman, who confessed that be had killed hie month-old baby by crushing ite head with his heel. "I will not sentence Pullman to the gallows," said A. Crow, "but tothe penitentiary for life. It will be punishment more terrible than death for him to be haunted day after day by the cries of_his murdered child." Pullman killed: the child last July after he and the infant's mother had failed to find a home for it. HE SAYS 162 James of Hereforo 'Makes An Estimate. IS OUT WITH ELECTION ADDRESS. 03 a Xa NEWFOUNDLAND FINANCES. ---- Surplus of $250,000 'is Expected-- Exploiting Lands. Si. John's. Nfid;, Jan. 14.--With re- vised figures, showing the colonial re- venue for the half year ending Decem- ber 31st, to have increased $150,000 over the same period last year it is officially estimated that the close of the f-cal yedr, June 30th, will show a surplus of $350,000. The close of colony's accounts last June showed a deficit of $150,000 for the year. The great increase in revenue is due chied- Iv to the exploitation of the interior lands and the extensive pulp manufac- tuging refently begun. Country in an Industrial Sense Ere it"is Too Late--Working Classes Watching the Merthyr Election, London, Jan. 4.--Lord. James, of Hereford, believes the British elections Kier Hardie, in addressing a meeting that working classes 'are watching the GOT BACK THE JEWELS. Present Sultan of Morocco Redeems Jewels. Paris, Jan. 14--The Mont de Piete, or the government pawn shop, hand- od over, yesterday, to El Mokri, en voy and official representative of Mu- lai Hafid, the present sultan of Moroe- 0, the jewels which were pledged by former sultan and brother lai, Abdul Azz. El Mokri £300 600 paid ---------- tailway Employee Used Poison. New Liskeard, Jan. 14.--Harvey Dawson, employed by the transcon- tinental railroad as an engineer, com- mitted svicide at' camp 13, Poplar Rapids, by poison. His chum, Webster McCurdy, i« in jail at this place, 3 with passing worthless cheques. Dawson was formerly from North Bay and MeCurdy, from Lyn, Ont. his father, J. D. Me Curdy. is welkknown. Dawsoy had juss recovered from a spree. charged where BIR EDWARD GREY. ------------------ % China Will Sot Agree. Shanghai, Jan. M.--Na Tung, the senior president of the Wai-Wu-I'u, or Chinese foreign world, in an official communication to the Rossian and Ja- | panes winistors,. states that the Chi. nese government -WAll not' agree iQ the propoial of United States secre tare of State Knox for the neutrali- zation of the roads in Manchuria. The vote, next Wed- of what labor is doipg, aad of the classes in Wales were alive to leader, who is confined to his the electors of Great Britain, in you," he says, among ¢ther is not well, today, a : industry. Other nations more rapidly in pro TAUNTED, HE DEALS DEATH TO SIX-YEAR-OLD. osing our comparative position in the ! ! During the Excitement Murderer Mr. Chambeglain again sub- Flees--Hunted by Force of 150 Officers and Posse of Citizens, New York, Jan. H,--A black-beard- ed maniac in a black slouch hat drew an automatic pistol from his long cont Widnesday afternoon and fired five shots into a crowd of Harlem school boys who had been taunting him. Robert Lomas, six years old, shot through the heart and died -in- stantly., Arthor Shively, also six vears old, was shot through the left jung and taken 'to a hospital critical ly wounded. The man in black, whorh none "of never have it again. They are madalby en they are lost hy timidity. imperial policy and it is ir : was Mr. Chamberlain appeals to the na pe her responsibilitiga. "Then. Fng- of | #5 FIRES ON CHILDREN GIVEN IN THE SIBLE ------ Matters That Interest Everybody-- Notes From All Over--Little of Everything Easily Read and Re- membered. : Mrs, Alice Watson was found dead in her house at London by a board er. James Sargent, the inventor of the Sargent time lock for safes is dead at Rochester, Germany and France are taking steps towardsyowning their embassies at Washingtod. Jeremiah Clayton, Dorset, in Mus koka, is under arrest on charges pre ferred by his two daughters. A test case regarding the Nability of sori? of the directors of the defunct Sovercigry bank for certain shares is being tried at Toronto. Emperor William reeglved General Stewart 1. Woodford, who presented the Hudson-Fulton celebration gold medal to the imperial government. William J. Connors' days are num: bered as chairman of the New York state democratic committee. Within a month, it is asserted, he will be oust John D. Kuppenheimer, Montreal, ar rested for the Windsor police, on com- plaint of Mrs. Victoria C, Dray, will be arraigned on a charge of conspiracy to defraud. / From 'the Delaware breakwater to the Northmost of Maine storm signals flew on the Atlantic coast on Friday and the entire coast was in tke grip of a blizzard. _M__Yietor Chateauvert, of the firm of J. B. Renaud & Co., will bo a vandidate for mayor of Quebec against Senator Choquette. M. Chateauvert is a capitalist. , The dhe:se exhitited at the Western Fa'rymen's convention at St. Thomas wad pronounced by Inspector John- son equal to any ever produced on this continent. Commissioner Fred. Dune and val heads of departments of the' T. & N. 0. railway have gone to: Por eupine district to inquire into trans seve: ion: problems. Kingsville, Ont., where local « tion earriea by seventeen majority, t "wets" are to make an effort to quash the by-law. The same will be done in Leamington. The Edmonton Hockey team arrived in Ottawa this morning to 'meet Ottawa for the Stanley Cup in the series beginning on Tuesday. The men are all in splendid shape. Semmtor Henry W. Hill, Buffalo, N. ¥.. chairman of the New York den te finance committee, to succeed Sen ator Allds, elected president pro tem- pore of the upper. house' Special cable advices from Tokio further emphasize Japanese opposition to Mr. Knox's Manchurian railway plan, to which, however, Germany and Great Britain have agreed. Automobile registration fees are re commended by the New York stale highway commission<as a means - of aiding in the expense of construction and maintenance of better roads. In Essex, Ont., where the local op tion by-law was defeated by three votes, the "devs'"' helieve they can change the result on the ground that non-residents were allowed to vote. Mrs. T. H. Jacques, Ottgfva, has rer ceived $10,000 from the estate of her LAST EDITION | CLEANED UP "BLIND PIGS." One Man Goes to Jail Fer Four Months. iL Special to the Whig. . Cobalt, Ont. San. 14.--Provincial Inspector Caldbick and Licenge Inspec tor Blackhall made another big clean up of blind pigs, early this morning, arresting fourieen alleged keepors. One man, James Charron, this morn- ing, was sentenced to four months in jail, another fined $200. Lost In The Snow. London, Ont., Jan. 14.--~Most severe snow storm of the winter has - been raging for the past tweaty-four hours and not a street car line is in opera: tion. No traits Nre moving on either the M. C. B. or Pere Marquette RR., between here and St. Thomas. A sleighing party, of "thirty young people, of All Saints' church, which started out Inst evening, has not been from and it is supposed they are being cared for 'at some farm house, WEATHER PROBABILITIES, Toronto, Ont, Jan 14. tawa Valley and U Strong east to north-east wipds: with snow, cold nin Five Burned To Death. Saskatoon, Sask., Jan. 14.---Mrs. Henderson and her two children and two children of Alexander Reid, were burned to death in a fire which des- troyed Hengjernon's home carly thig morning. eid, himself, will pro- bably die as a result of burns re ceived while trying to save the child ren. Sent Up For Trial. St. Catharines, Ont., Jan. 4.--Po- lice Magistrate Campbell, this morn ing, committed William Bradley for trinl, at spPing assizes, on a charge of murder. OFFICES TO BE DIVIDED. Butler's Place Will be Very Hard : FilL t Citable, Jan. 14.-It was amnmaounced, to-day,, by Hon. George P. Gfahain, min ster of railways and canals, that the affice fo be vacated by M. J. But ler, deputy minister, chief engineer'and chairman of the 1.C.R. board, would probably be divided, so difficult would it be for the government to fill Mr, lut'er's shoes. Mr. Graham further jointed out that seckers after the position were likely to be disappoint. od as it would be the case of the office seeking the man. It is under- stood that Mr. Butler's new position with the Dominion lron and Steel company will be worth $30,600 per year, 9, Fy Good, warm, ments, made of best English i Tweeds, in colors Greys, Greens & and Browns. Regular Selling §§ Prices were $10, $12, to $17. Special Sale Price, $4.65 CASH SALES. No Approval, No Exc Germany Wants) Treaty. Berlin, Jan. 15.~The Tageblatt strongly urges 'fiscal peace between Germany and Canada, It contends that Germany should shandon hee useless insistence for (he preferential tarifl enjoyed by the mother country. Germapy should offer a commercial treaty and tariff exchange for an ex: tension of the tariff, under which Frengh imports are admitted to Can: ada to German imports. Bae a LOCKING FOR A WIFE MANY YOUNG BACHELORS IN COLUMBIA COUNTY. President Hunt Speaks of the Re- cently Organized Bachelors' Club «The Chief Object of Association 'is to Encourage Matri y Grass Widows Need Not Apply. Spokane, Wash.,, Jan. 14.--"There are more well-to-do young and mid- dle-aged bachelors in Columbia county Wash., than in any similar area on this' continent."" said Ralph Hunt, president of the Blue Mountain Bache lors' Club, organized at- Dayton "and," he added with a chuckle, "every one of thém is looking for a ospital, on Fr i inh SAVAGE---In General H H. G. Bavage day afternoon, W 0th year Funeral (private) Saturday ROBERT J. REID, The Leading Undertaker, Phone, 577. 227 Princess strest ---------- em ---- "the frightened youngsters ean describe aceurately, . shambled off mito the pushes and rocks surrounding - the boys' playground and was soon lost to sight. One hundred and fifty policemen and a posse of Vitizens are hunting for him. The wéods nearby are encircled by police, the Harlem river is picket- ed, and the search is slowly tighten. ing in {td fines in the pbrthern ex- tremity of Manhatten island, but in the meantime the murderer may have slipped into & downtown subway teaip and thus swiftly to temporary safety. Half a Nibted chi , just freed from school, were goasting down the western slope of the speedway woods while = ol stood watching the sport. land," he declares, "will become a a In Lawrence Hall"E.. B, J : Ad T fifth rate nation, existing on the suf- Jwombly lost $15 am seven! rail | ferance of the world. We will not have road tickets. Mesrs Patrick Healey |, The dmedy is at hand." James MeK . it. \ : BE a od ull | Explaining that - reraedly iho F } \ : {lonial = preference, Mr. Chamberlain ein ka Eo RB oph OE, tooncludes : "By a commercial union we in the dark when young man en loan pave the way for federation. 1 see tered, and on seeing Knight left after {eonstantly before me as a practical ob- excusing himself, {ject of aspiration that federation of : - free nations which will enable us to | prolong: in the ages yet to some, es | the. glorious: Seashtions of itis od , in otr history hat the of Death Others race. Noyes Be o,f | great dem trighie, and e truition of , our Alexandria, V; on 1h . {we know that of ; ou Smith, negr Ja, Jun. Utley |) on. sre certain' This manilesto is cent of participation in the Bo {hailed by Pn Smlatist, papas as & country. Walter F. Schultz, the Chicago artist, I first ; Forms members to the and the name of one wan. Encouraged by this clue she wrote to the other membets of the family: Mrs. G.° G. Publow, Kingston; Mrs. J. M, MeKin- non, Toronto: Walter McLean, Teo ronto, and Robert Mclean, Perth. Af- for some correspondence - it pie ed been cided that the lost brother found. : His mother is eighty-four years of {NEGRO DENIES CONFESSION. slime wife." President Hunt, organizer of 'the club, i% a prominent rancher and gra 'uate of the state college of Washing ton. He announces that the chief ob jects of tha association, which has filty-sevén charter members, are to en courage matrimony hy discussing its advantages and happiness, culinary science, edusation and allied subjects, and to establish an information sad mating bureau. He said : "Forty bachelors attended at the First ting, at which it was déeided to a» week, but the inter est has become so keen, that we have a 'run together" every other pighte Of course, we are all pled to secrecy, and, as a consequence, | cannot give unéls, the late Alfred Hough, Ren: frew. It has come in handy owing to present non-employment of her hus band. 2 Charles H. Duell, New York and Syracais, N.Y., is likely to be ap pointed a federal judge to succeed Judge Albert C. Coxe, recently named to be a member of the new customs court of appeal. ot George Finter, a Kamlodps, B.C; farmer, was visiing in Ottawa and was takin with a photograph of Miss Maggie Robinson. He called om "Hii at 1:20 p.m. on Monday and married her at 10 p.m. The marriages of Albetd Whitney, brother of the Hom. J. Whitney, premier of Ontario, dnd Med, = Ne To farther perfect our Obffee (ii that was possible), we have imsta'h one of the latest and most fmpre Electric Mille. We 'can now gt Coffee to any degree of fineness quired. Try our Java and Mocha Bleri Ground while you walt. 'Guaranteed Pure, Price, 40 si' ° of which he was recently convicted, | erime, were and said that ious confessions i Cuilvin duu: ugene Dorsey, in connection with the false and made through Chief of * Police Good, ti all negroes, new parliament will be returned, to- day, by are : Josep i nm West; Lord Hugh Willianr R. Anson, for Oxford Univers ity, and Among them was the man with the hlnok | beard, He drew away from the crowd and edged up the side of ihe ill Just, then down same little Arthur Shively on: hia sleigh, whooping a i foot His sled o-opposition election. They . oh Chamberlain, for Berm: eit and Sir John W. Hills, for Durham All are unionists. Both sides Donough, Prescott, wad = fuietly sol" amnized Wednesday, Monsighour - Mas tersom officiating. Charles M.. Hays, prafiden tof G.T. R., says the company will apply to jament for a renewal of charter lor the building of dir Jas. Redden & Ce Importers of Fine Groceries, TO OET RID OF. Our stock of Heaters, Pout the nkmesgof «thers identified with the plan, but 'I can assure you that every membeér is on the square. "Much good has been accomplished Folagwhere in making couples, and' we believe we ean make our organization & success. The percentage of bachelors, proposed direct Cooketoy fins. to Kingston. ae scheme will Box 8 i sll & eventually be put oh | 8. 8. McClure, in. an interview, spe clally cabled from Lomdon, proposs an international confi -¢nce of repre sentatives of Jand, trance, Ger many and the United States in the interests of the world's peacel One Io. five yefirs in state 4 y with desiting to himself in ferreting Smithasays when convieted he had. asked the to sentence him al once, in that [ngs is - upususlly large "in Columbia ros "ie Ph county, and there are many who seek fone x ! happiness jn married life.. The infor ETE------------------------------ mation and mating buresu will be | ATTACKED STRIKE-BREAKEI operated, along confidential lines, and \ communications are solicited' fronv| Man Condemned to Pay $3500 Da moral young women We ages. 1 have ho time for idle correspondence , Coun., Jan. M.~Nel' others. By young women, | Avderion 3 hat trimmer, of Norw: was mw 3500 d ? ing the aywhere between the fegal age and © April The Anderson as a wirikebroaker irty-five yoars, of good. education and standing. Widows ed Higgins , whe at oy her Fi leaving ' the factory. ave hot barred, but they must be not pay, and was City. . # re equally confident. A unionist whip, Tost Sight, prediets a gain of twenty seats for the unionists in "Saturday's pollings alone. HEAD ALMOST IN FIRE PLACE. i 4 given Robert D. treasurer of the "+ Stricken With ; Printoton; Ind., Jan. 1--Mrs. Sten: =! ge Pumey was saved from & horrible ath, yesterday, in an anususl man. Hot She Rud called hor daugh , Miss wal \pntey" | the nriety. Finney, over the. wal \pndsy® not of grass v y y Wi To Cat Licenses In Halt. i League (will make n ¥irong bid for license re duction in the city. A depitation from the je will wait on the cits council on - Monday night, next, aad St. ask the coupril 10 bring in a by-law to cut off half the licenses. There ace eighteen hotels al the present time. up. Clearance Sale of Winter Goods. . Prevost, Brook street, will have sale of clothing, far