The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-25

n Chicago May
Implicated
4 s,ot. 24.-Under arrest
a detectives. Paul ..
.'.., president of the
=, state bank, Chicago,
ii,ted for heavy en-
hat Institution, ar
To,t tonight. He was
,s sssuer Prinz Adelbert,
srs from Morocco, TO
= had fled after the
I, bank, and, according
iors Stensland, he VIII
4 .,rsral of the charges
bin.
81 10 Assistant State s
n Chicago, who went
.s,o, TO take the former
n custody, and in his
-plicated other promi-
- Attorney Olson de-
lisse men.
1,lsnd. who gave out an
for his father, dec Jared
Z had made no signed
,hst he had admitted
riin oifenses which con-
tsen, under the Illinois
d the indictments for
s father would plead
a and in the case of
5,uh turn State IS evi-
rsste all others who
aM in connection with
), bank.
ME the further state
=, 70 the son, that if the
3 hank was over $4,000
s1eess of that amount
u BY Henry W. Herring,
1,tisr Of the bank, who
lRisd with Stenslaud on
Zsg over 81 900, 900 from
ir forgery.
hydczl Wreck.
Esl in New York weak
koviDg much evidence
'lieh has attended his ex-
Eght through many
issperate but iueh'ec-
iieelom down the west
I'd his final capture in
Pity OF Tangier, from
y United States au-
I,mitted to remove MIN
Vsi of Morocco. There
'ss meeting between
p on board the tug
ns- which the prisoner
a1ntine.
ms the report that he
"a suicide while IN Mo
p that a sudden faint
r was Interpreted as
sitdestruction by the
H removed to police
paight, and it was
esp him there until to-
& Will be removed to the
lIy's Oihce, and later
over to the Chicago
ssen to Chicago.
n,l Adelbert arrived at
asck: were lined with
z them being State s
aud james Keeley,
~ OF tho Chicago Trib-
ic Taugier with the
~ to bring Stensland
"a The FIRST seen of
Alen ne waved his hand
window at his son.
'snent attended the de-
..land with State 8 At
y ar. Kelley from the
q. Eaich they were per-
y quarantine by special
ss authorities. The bag
,llee men was trans.
isno tlme, aud it was
M lae trunks of the in
~ eOrc the print of the
as BY Emotion.
pale, and seemed very
sed slowly from the
'ug and from the cabin,
EI paced under arrest BY
\ IN ,s.ec'iFes, and here
~ moments. he received
s'uer aud son were com.
|f and made no effort
,.ssi 'ssives. The elder man
Oie TO talk, and when
y be heard. '""'
dd And sou were in confer.
E,sIs011 was telling OF the
IN ;'snd y. at Taneier, and Of
e, nlsae lss.ensland had labored
J \, p'see where tho arm Of
k"bs menace. He told Of
\, =, s,..i rom New York 10
>t'sss >t's~sage 10 Taugicr, Mo
~ ssss s., den in the noun.
Tbaaa Tba.a then the return
Germ.' 'H7 Hcelng official
y ,s,@sn s,a steamer OIden.
H,. I"s hn, 6ouud for the
steamer before Ts'ppga p5 4
b fsn'laillon. The OIden.
sltis,n%y.esdl for three days
a, Stancnt StancsnIt Of the case of
hiisr. sUa Ud SS:tensland on a
'rsaditi;oa.al iaa his final decision
~ s'sa%n S"l.ri rights when ,''H,. he
y sss slow his remoyai Su ,pori''es
bs, bsss,n''oo to Tangicr.', Mr.
f,zilos,u from his OK.
Aat nishy years ago be
s'le vat he would be per
Non Non Implicated.
sapssSa'sss95 ..a to nc" tn,
k ssd II, lie talked freeI, eI,
n = =
san%asgan %gn in the wreckin. i n, |.
~ their nam name the men h,
ndiDcS will com,