The Herald, 1911-01-27, Page 6VISHART GOMING.
TOFACE CHARGES
New York Broker Says He is Anxious
to Clear His Name of Suspicion.
Expected in Toronto To -day to Answer
Oharges in Farmers Bank Case.
Dr. Nesbitt Has Decided to Remain in
Seclusion Until Excitement is Over.
Toronto despatch•• -1t was anthorita.
tiveleasannounced last. night that Dr.
Beattie Nesbitt, the first president of
the farmers Bank, who is wanted on a
-charge of furnishing false reterns to
the Government relative to the aseete
o.f the institution, will not return to Co
ionto at present. This course hag Team
adopted on legal • advice, it being felt
that in the t.xeited Mate of the public
rniud oter the looting of tate bank; east
nnprejudic•ed verdict would be difficult
to obtain. Until the excitement ocea-
eioned by the revel tions of the darii g
manner iu which the b:tell; was wrecked-
has
trecitedhas been allayed the genial doetor• will
endeavor to remain under euvr`r. from
which he twill emerge when he thinks
the psyc•itologiea.l moment has arrived.
Be is said to be comfortably situated
in Net, Vora. ;State at a point in whielt
ike can have dant conunurdeation with
his advisers in '1'nronto. and is no dnitbt
following with interest the t I' oris oaths
Crown to loeate biro.
WISH SRT 'ID A.PPEA R.
Mr. George \\ishart, who i$ charged
with conspiring with Dr. lleattie. \e •
hitt to rob the Farmer:, Bank through
the medium of the Keele` Mine of fitaol,-
000, has consented to eone to Toronto
at ones. Ile would have come to Toron-
to some deys ago on!v that he was ad-
vised that such action c•n bis part wnnitl
he inopportune. Arrangements for the
granting of bail to \\'i.Iutrt n'ie ar-
ranged yesterday and he is eapeeteci to
arrive in the city to -day. Wishart ate
serts that lie eau establish that he never
received a dollar from the Farmers
Bank and that the charge preferred
against. him has no foundation in feet.
Wishart was associated with 'J'rarer•s
and Nesbitt in the negotiations leading
nn to the t•ransfor of the Keeley Mine
•to the bank. It is intimated that W.
T. Lixtdsay- who had ehargc.of the sell
ing of the stock when the batik was
first )ir•onioted, will voluntarily present
himself.
In a statement ;;igen out by George
Wishart in Nework yesterday, he
said:
"It is a faet that 1 had stoek in the
Keeley aline, It is also a feet that
lcni:w Messrs. Nesbitt and Travera, for-
merly of the Farmers Bank. of Toronto.
Tt is also a. feet that T still have money
to my credit in that bank.
"I know of nothing that. 1 have done
on which a conspiracy charge or any
other eriminla charge eould possibly be
made against me in connection with the
affairs of these two tnen, the 'Keeley
Mine or the Farmers Batik."
The Farmers Bank sunk in all about
$1,156,000 in the. Keeley Mine, showing
that •it ought to be a, valuable property,
as there was a lot of silver put in it.
'When the mine was taken over by the
Keeley Mine Company. Travers acted in
the dual rote of secretary of the urine
company and general manager of the
Vernons 13a,tk, advancing witbouf. an-
thor•izaiion upwards of $02,1,000 of the
baek'e funds to the mine.
TO SAFEGUARD EC11:ARU IBAN K5.
• 1t is now announced tlt.t't the Cana.
dant Bankers' Association will iuvcsta
gator the whole ' pt•obl`'nt eortneetecl
with the. inspection of chartered banks
in a way to fulfill any duty which they
may hidire.tly owe to the country in
the way of ensnring depositors and
shareholders from loss. It is alto-
gether l,t•oba.ble in view of the tamales
in„ csf the farmers' Bank and the
er•iticiem that the revelations •of the'
free and easy methods of the umnagee
tnent ?tote engendered may lead to
the poctpuuement of the proposed re-
tisioit of the 11a,akinr. Act now before
the Dominion Parliament. infor-'
motion is new being Collected 'by the
Canadian Bankers- Associatiotr. - for
pt'escreiation to the Government deal-
ing spec:ifiretly tt•ith the granting of
charters. and method.; of inspection.
The c..o.1:11.ion sloes not look favor-
ably on the plan of Government in-
spection. beldirg that it could not be
done, in as efficient' alanntr. it is
Iola that ;thno,st nay bank manager
who seishea to do so eould deceive
a Guts rants nt inspector, anti than ort•
der enter Or lis Government certifieaf.e
nonernit greater erimc titan ever ages u<t•.
his depositors and shareholders. The
manoet• in which 1 -he i arnters )3ank cle-
reiverl 111. (,'rivet' nnsut both tee to its
stetter and the nature of its assets is
e:itra lie n “it itt paint,
rli:\\-I 1 t STILL IN 3h.Ii.. .
Travers „i stat, eonfined to • the Teen
mem jail, and it ig not probable that
Ito will be sent to Ttiittg ton uutil after
the proceedings agminat the provisional
eireite•rt•, which will he opened • ori
ih'iciey, The eetion against \Visbart
may also require the presence of the
ex -manager. as it wee 'Wishart -who
ohtt,xtted the option on the potrperty
for (;be Keeley Mine Company. • "free
vers need \rr iehart's mane in some•
t�
Get time'. lett itt -the ettratnt s stetruteut
t.herr is 'nothiptg to shod (lint \Vieh r
etbl local tune euont t from the !Oneonta;!Oneonta;]'lank: aritihtirt will lir "itt t i eeil:mt to
ei eke clear just what anemia of drtrl-
opue•ttt weak tt;ts etnt1101('on the property,
ttntunahowhowtouch of the
10011 +`
was avtttn!1 v .';el,rtrl• :l girl the
mine, i
)u his dm ip•r=. itracts;tion:, which.
wi'tt Varied, ii, ijr, 1 t ti °-ie` Nesti; ' tram.
itoll idrntifit`•l withwiththe itteel.n 11atedne
W1(1(1 '1'0(11 ('ti:illutnt •, It+ 1 tIr`-1 111 Pili`
(i1 (.11 Or the ;looter,: life.
'Cite' Crown afate that ail�litional ire
f<<rl1 tliort will It u
ie eel io elar. atttt1n t
m01111 aitl tn ire mes(e(lated with 'flavors
itt ilii 1vi'ii'king if the brink.
'reroute de.epttielt There are se
WWI n-
elt.rtiI1 cit ve'f Ola:0011;-` :It Fit 5.111 e`rs
Mink tieiley, and it t - w':• i118`'.
tall, nbc nt. Blore t-arrn;ii le he is-
sued hitt there ig nothing (1e ^Mite. in
ell prebehtll1. ('n?. M1'nro ! of nibro,
the president of the wreeloul iustitn-
lialt, ti°'ill rt 'civ' 11 smolt, 00 regtO l-
rn; his pe .:srrtee in vourt• bot, noth-
hter ttl(re rimalie is uii ("1‘.V.).
e AVishnrt, th,' pronroler, is &I1t1-
u sed to have 'left'leftNew York City
for 'Toronto. butbuthard not errivetl at
nowt.
"'\\`ill 1,e arra Bail if 1114 S' i'r'-•
sci'f nit`s 111-1)',0:111"111-1)',0:111"1)11110;111 \y\11.1Saal:eci,
"Doi ea ever lutnw of n than vita
log htnt,sif no whet did not gtt ball"
tsts the arlifieont reply.
"Ther"Thereararepolite to be ;,tt:e t'trll-
ing ('meostlre. yet."
This was the o;rly thinethine1nepeetor
1)ruica.n would trrlmit this morning.
"There are' mates' peot;u
ple illime!
transaetintts with the Link elm are
juet shakingshakingin their haat: ritrht
n+ate," he e, ttitit•e'l. "But"Butthe time
ie not riles. far eivi't; trny'liing out
for put liea;ion yet
3l.rste:t, stare as s, erteo have a.srv-
ed roti;••. cru 1151 i t of 1\ . 11. ''Food
that they will mime !afore' 11r. Jn:=-
tii•e Britten venter:et, t: ii:i order
winding up Farair•r-•
Ercall.
lir. Wood liar. •t ria irn of 5.1.050, as
bolder of notes of the 1'',r:rjt17Boni:.
and 1) i; fiiso a. li re't:.l+ler for $100.He cheerer that int•"e liar been en
itopel:• treat of c:+l:t;al by tea sea of
the bolt., 10the leeml'y mine and he
a -hs :1n t:1reetigrt14,;1-
F, \\, Nair, owner of 'tae lr.tiiditr:, in
eittrh rile Ft;gnu rr' Ilvnl, Oras oifi^e i
artl:tted. and a .le1t•irb^r n!ri't the hank
for a r•.e:ieirtettilrte• nee moo• -:vied to-rhiv
the: he ilea .pokrii to tell. minim. the
President, on 1.15,. 15. Italia ntrarion.rtg
featfeare reghc s it the Kerleyntiue and
ether ireeseetioee. Ile aide01,1 he
told ('ol. tholes, that if he ea,: n 11 farm:-
iar mita c'and:t.ioas he should ievesth
gate n'ttllolrt delay.
('e1. 21unn to -day admitted he had
1151'11 si,aken to Ly hitt deg -lar.
ea that no definite r'iia:rge 'had lii`eti
made, and that there wee ae:1'qr for
lung 10 take hold of, lie admitted rely-
ing no the oifhiial monthly repeat,in.stead of s r .eking to Unman tir F t. _:b -
bon ori to tate bank . ft<tat;ees,
W. .f. Lindsay's snit agatiest the Far-
mersBank involves a el;tim Of about
8]3i].000 fur m
contissinn on stock. at suma share, and for work dime itt Nemeectiott
with the sale of it. The hank denitA
tbat there was a eontralel for morethemone year. and state' that the ernlnticsion
has been paid to 'Aire Travers and his
Oahu, if atty. messhe ermine. Hint. Thebank counter realm; against 3 nri't=y nn
an overdraft for $1,81`2.93.
DUKE OF 'BECK
May be Governor-General if Duke
of Connaught Dogs Not Come,
Ottaway, Jan. 2:1.- It is learned by
your eurorspondent from high alttlior-
ily thet Itis ,Serene IIighness the palmof
Teck- eldctt brother of ween :tiary.may
be the next, tlovernen•-tlerteral of Can-
ada.
Although no official advices have
been received here by the Goverment,yet that the Duke of Connaught will he
unable; to come to Canada this year as
representative. of the King, owing to theneed of bis presence in England until the
Prime of Wales is old enough to assume
the ditties of his position, present indi-
cationsrare that Itis Royal Highness will
be prevented from coming for that rea-
entp It is understood that the Imperial
Gotcrltrnent is now sugesting in an in-
formal wait that the Doke of Teck
',emir' be it sttitalrle choice av 81100m:10r
to Lord Grey. in ease it is found that
the Duke of Connaught cannot be spar -
rid. The matter. hug as yet•not got be-
yond tile stage of teutatirc suggestion,
lint itis known that it is ander consider-
ation. •
His Stamm. Highness, ie o.gr mason of
tare •first Dukes of Cmtnbi•idg,t and the
eldeet son of the late Duke of Teel: and
of Tit R. 1T Prince :Stare Adelaide. Ile
wee born .d 1ti,ttsixrginn Palma oit Aug. lit ii, :ma sew service in Louth. Africa
es tritneport officer of a eninposit.e eav-
11lly regiment. the treq t'empnrery ntiit-
tstry al:te(l at, 'Vicuna in 1901,
C. N. R. tiEAD OFFICE.
Toronto. ,r all. °... ••-- The Ctnad.n
ia
'Northern Dailtv.t,y Co. will 'MVOits head
tfflet- Mini Uttar preeentposition on the
1 eaten of Kilos; toner Toronto streets to a
new site 011 the south side, of Queen
street west 6:cas'ily opposite tlttiycrsity
_avenue. Ott '.l''treselay lest the sake of
I(3Ctt6 (armee street west to Sir William1V1,teel<s tt ie was registered. but the reg.
istrsttiori does not disclose the priee.
J. I lvn appeared before Pollee Mag.
isttaterBoggs, at Cobolirg. charged with
setting fire to the 'tenseie whir% he
of lured, gird was &imitritteti for, trial.
REF
Railway Men at Toronto -to be Put
flit l;till Time:
Mr. Jas, Foos YPays Off Deficit of
Mgtreal Hospital.
ran
AGRed Steamship Company Be-
ing Formed.
Tile temia.,.tore nt frit•-: atuperf; iet
five elogin's' true acro, tie'etadest. terve
kiuiwit the r
Di. p 1' tir•ehv vat el,*eterl chair.
men of the '•ir•rtiiford Pttldit School
Boatel at t , it:.rugural meeting.
It is mum at. Liverpool that an all -
red etea t. -•h: ornitiiny is beteg framed,
with tr emelt. et : two minions.
The rune. a•ieiit ' of (hare Claude
.i:Iut street, auto. has decided to sell
the edifice . •] muter` elsewhere.
Guelph .'t• ,ytory elected as 114 1110 -
dem r or.
110-deraror, t , , (1, \\'-ilsott, of Acton.
who summed- ',•t`. W. 11. 1!eIntosit, of
Elora
John l'iv'uc'. •. e farmer living in Chef -
fey T(ttu hip; is amt -.ler arrest, rbarged
%t'itli threaiee ar to murder .i Mrs.
attthle.
Official sten-live is -tied to-rley show
that ItiOirttu ,el18ttiards. (indented. in
11110. tunt:y 411 item going to ('anada and
the thlited St: tee.
A Mit-taiga:: • 'entre' express struck a
Speeder t ItttL east. of Edwards, Ont.,
mud badlt int tail a section foreman
named Let, le, site speeder teas clrnutli p-
erl.
Falls. Ont.. a yoair; mart
nairteei ,iii ,l,!i .lenitt had his feat i,ttli-
iv frozen, 11t' w, working for .t fann-
er near 1'respet't tit the time chopping
mond.
1)alhottsie l'rrtversity. Halifax. N. S.,
hoe ptu•c•ltatail Ilse Studley estate. forty
sores. awnedby the late Dr. Robert
2 ii'1•ay, Tor tz50.00C. It will erect new
buildings.
At the an118.al streeting of the Royal
Viet oria Ilosp.ittl. Montreal, it was an-
nnuneed !bet .Mr. atones ROSS ltad
agreed tri pa), off a deficit of 514.791 on
the teat oral.
The White ` i•ar Line training ship
Mersey. white:140? Melbourne. Jan. 10, is
overdixa at ti vdhey, N. 8. W.. presum-
ably
resum-
atily lememeaWitt ileeevere easterly gales
prevailing. :,
nu es of 113' M-
:1'he ,. t I.etC�s?g residenc:e,
1lyseltkoff a millionaire, tuns tlevtroyed
by fire. The building contained r: veto -
aide art collectlam including Van Dyck's
printing of 'Stimson and Dallies"
At a joint ,session to -day the Parr.-
gua.ayn congress (tceepted the resigna-
tions of Pre.eident Manuel Gondera ages
Vice -'President ,Tuan Geeta, and elected
('ol..1ara..mresident of the r'epublie.
A. large eagle, ravenous with hunger,
attacked and. killed a doer near Enfield,'
Mass., Monday. Farmers watched the en-
t:miriter. but did not interfere as both
eagle and deer: are protected by law.
Fire broke out this morning in the
premises of the Maple Leaf Milling Co..
at Brandon. ktan. The firemen were
able to confine the fire in elevator No.
1, and the loss kept down to $75,000.
The New York Tribune to -day' an-
netutees that Governor Dix hes request-
er) the resignation of Cornelius Viollins,
State Superintendent of Prisons, and
that Superintendent Collins has rel iseti
to give it.
At a meeting of the Nova. Scotia Gov-
ernment of Prance Edward Island, the
resignation of Wm, Laird, New Glass-
gow, Liberal member of the second die -1
triett 'of Queop'B, was considered. III -
health is the cause.
The majority of the Grand Trunk
and Canadian. Pacific shop employees
in the Toronto terminals are pleas-
ed men today with the knowledge
that they are to be put on full time
from :February last,
Fire which started from some un-
known cause in A. G. Parker's geacrtl
store at Pownal, this morning •dear aired
that building, the pout -office, M'r. Park-
er's house and. barn, the Baptist Church,
and two large ;storehouses.
Prof. J. -Geo. Mains, president of the
Canadian Association for the Prevention
of Tuberculosis, addressed a representa-
tive meeting in the railway committee
room of the house of Commons on the
tuberculosis problem in Canada.
Word, was received at Toronto oa
the death of. Mrs. Elizabeth Ketchum in
New Jersey, 'iii her 85th year Mrs.
Ketchum was m. residattt of tate "gin er
House' for iiiirty-two years and a sister
of the late Mr. 3. C. Palmer, of the 'Fel-
tner House.
The iiht :`draw Cement Works, Calgary,
Alb., were sold in sheriff's office to the
Oana,dian Cement merger for 51,000,800.-
G0. To bind the bargain $120,000 in cash
was paid down.. The I:xshow Co. went'
into liquidation at the request of the die -
eaters.
OLD SAFETY PINS.
New York, Tan. 23.—A London cable
to the Herald altys Charles )udley
Ward, tan English archeologist, who is
making excavations a.t Colchester, To -
ports finding safety pins more than tefd
thousand yenta old. ': Ile says they ap-
parently were in comtxon use by the WI
-
dent 1oin,ans-
S COLUMN
JOSEPHINE,
CHAMPION COW EARNS, $4 A DAY
a. •P0:
I)o you keep ' -it cote?
Would you like to keep, a vow?
Have you a bunch to be a dairy--
man—a farmer?
Well, beret-:• tate stars of Josephine
—Chief Joreiiliine, they call Iter—
w�ho is tit ;resent the champion;
of ! merica.
This is the tatiiinotut's problem:
"How can 1 p oehire the greatest
amount of rncil. and butter at the
least expellee?"
Chief Josephine, bred laid owned
by the agricultural department Of
the )Jnrt ere: ty of Mieeouri, at Col-
umbia, it(0., baa- come -tearer solving
this problemthan env otter cow on
earth.
it caste about 77 cents a -.ay to
keep Josephine. stmt bee daily pro-
duction as worth more than 54.
Thus Josephine taroks: 118 much
each -Iasi' as the average mechanic.
She rnrtkes more eitch .lay than the
average preacher, and, Outwit as much
as the average college professor.
The plumber, the glees blower and
the head wait^ r Have scmeth og on
Josephine in the way of earning., but
most of the rest of its might, do worse
than to work at Toseplrine's reale,
Of course, the 77 Bents expense
does not include all the little extra
attention which Josephine receives
from Van Note, foreman of the dairy
barns, but as an offset 1..; this she
is the mother of a calf valued at
53,000, which is not included in -the
54 estimate of her product.
The year'is test which Totiephine
is now undergoing will end Jen. 17,
and unless sire falls below ber present
daily aeterage. kFhe will exceed the
world's record.
In the first four anonths of the test
Josephine yielded 11,536 r,.,unds of
milk, or nearly ten times her weight.
The highest single day's yield iwas
110',; pounde.
When hall of the strenuous • year
had rolled around, Josephine had to
her credit :t product of 10,834 pounds
of milk. This exceeded her only real
competitor. A. Wisconsin cow, named
Johanna, by 1,293 pounds.
At eight ntarths Josephine still
easily held the world's record, of 21,-
698 pounds of milk. During the en-
tire eight -months elle, .maintained a
daily average of 89 pounds, or 42
quarts' --103a gallons.
ttT OF CHIEF JOSEPHINE. ,
Beginning, with the ninth .tnonttc
her record ,began to drop perceptibly,
but at the end of the month she was
still more than a ton ahead of her
C:,ntpetii or,
Chief Josephine is now a little over
eight yearn old, and is of the Hot -
stein breed, otherwise known tis
Friesian er Holland.
Of c_lut'se, Josephine's diet is care -
folly and systematically looked at -
ter. She is fed alfalfa hay and court
silage frit enarse feed, and for grrairt
she is given a.ntixture of corn, bran,
lineeocl meal and cottonseed meal.
The amount she requires of eaoh
is carefuly computed from the cheat -
:teal composition of the feeds.
During the walrni summer mon he
Josephine consumed about thirty gal-
lons of water daily. Just now half
or less of this amount is all that able
calsl for. The water is warmed to
c1. temperature of about 70 degrees.
which has been found to give bent
returns in milk.
Through the 'whole routine of her
daily life, Josephine is never forced
to rho anything; above all, elle ea.
never struck or excited. Up to tt
few weeks 'ago, she was milked four,
times each day.: No one railliartga
has been 'discontinued,:
',rho question to -day is: "Will Jose--
phine� win the tvorfld.'s champion-.
fillip?
Three months ago the a.n.swer to,
this gtestion would have been em-
phaticaly in the affirmative. But
to -day they . is an air • of •uneasinesa
out at the state farm. She is cham-
pion still, but it remains to be seen
whether she remains champion -t:t
the end of the- twelvmonth.
Josephine is no freak. What sale
has done can be repeated in any ne,r-
nta:l milk -giving cow.
It is a fact that any cow can rte
devlaped to give milk beyond what
is to -day considered a good average.
It is largely because dairymen are
ignorant of the latent pcsitibilitien
of their herds that the present aver-
age is so low.
All that is required for a start itt
a cow that is normal in every re-
spect. Front this point pian is the
chief factor—man with a training
such as ,is imparted at the college of
agriculture of the University of Atl ia-
souri, and at other like colleges the
eountry over.
.mss
BUNG FORCED our
Liquor Bottles in -Barrels of Frozen
Water Seized in New Ontario'
Cobalt, Ont., Jan. 23. --Chief Of Police
C:'oidbeck returned 'this efternl,stt :from
Kelso, where Constable Lefebvre seized
sixty casesof liquor being shipped into
the gold country.' A. very r:inesious
method was used for cone.: 11'ttg part of
the shipment, consisting of five easee.
The bottles were packed in straw in 'bar`
eels, which were filled with water. This
was allowed to freeze, the Barrel ]head
wan replaced and the whole painted over.
Lefebvre raiseoveeed' the goods because
the bung of a barrel was forced out by
the freezing of the water. Thai was con-
signed lfrom Torr-mto to the East Whit-
ney Mining Company.
lite *balance wee. .,paeketl.:i rrcaset ttn.d
addressed to fictitious names ire R1riall
lots. Samuel Morgan. of Cohrit, was
summoned to explain the motto., as he,
was said to be endeavoring to get the
shipment through.
JESUITS GET IT ALL.
Will of John Sandfield Macclonalerte
Daughter is Settled.
Toronto, <Tan. 23.--X ilia, daoghter ew,'
the late Jolie Sanford Macdonald, form-
er premie of Ontario. died is 1894,
willing her estate to the Jesuit cram
F. Schauer, on behalf of the order, ape
plied at Osgoode Hall for an order that
the annuity which was set aside in iter'
father',a will for the deceased lady, altai.
which since her death had been divided,
among the other ehildren, shoal 110 i:t-
stead.to the Jesuit Order as part of the
estate. The Jesuits will receive $11,3,200
from the other heirs, aecording to arut-
ing to -day by ,Iustiee Middleton.
The Rayo Lamp is a highgrade lamp, sold at a low price.
There oro lamps that coat Mora, hitt there Is no bettor Iamp made at any
prion. Constricted of itoltd brass; Woke' plated-eae(ly kept clohe; *W
ornaMnent t�oq &Thy root/ to any glome. nem ie nothing known to t
ant
of latnp•making that can add to the valga* et the RAY() Lamp as a lfithb
Wing devioe. Woe& dealer everywhere. It "at wt yonre, writ fordo.
couture otratlav to th. floored, M► of
into Qu$iq City 011 company; Limited, Twist*