The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-08
!, lent StensIand Is
Arrest; Cashier
'aaot Be Found.
OF INSTITUTION
IA TERRIBLE SHAPE
|aned Money to Them
Even Safety De-
; Boxes Looted.

| - Aug. Theodore Stems
|oa. ,esident of the Milwaukee
Il "a bank, was arrested late
/ Na on a charge of violating
Ii, avs of the State. Earlier
/ ir he institution was placed
my of a receiver and Paul
|s,,, president of the bank and
|lhse vice-presidcnt, together
b AZ Herring, were officially de-
III hres from justice and their
d, ,'criptions placed In the
fn,e police throughout the
|uts,s action was taken by the
ds'.fter developments today
"a THAT the finances of the
|T,s ton were in a deplorable
ia had been for a number
/ sBesides the discovery Of
arities in the management
- it was also found that
|TSety deposit boxes owned
~ the bank had been tam
y Ind rifled.
/ dad Man Gives Bond.
VIC charge on which Theo-
i I'D was arrested was that
Haccepted deposits at the
ls,e knew the institution to
La The arrest was made in
| " Chief of Police Collins,
G lland had gone to confer
[s lad of the police depart
h in the day Jacob Kern,
10 t5tate 3 Attorney, signed
$4,000 for the release Of
rnsland.
es held out yesterday that
EE7zensland would appear in
pahy were unfulfilled, and it
"a of the police, based upon
ahpm several northern cities,
|d 81 fed to Canada. Cashier
/ Aought to have reached the
|h ii another route.
|fiIzdevelopments were produc-
Tdfirst ray of hope for the
Tho yesterday believed that
isi of years had been swept
bsu wreck. David r. Forgan,
h I'D of the First National
|Eu rie of those to whom the
|yM te defunct banks affairs
Esrl bare, declared that prob
M;s on the dollar would be
|nr final adjustment, The af-
IL bank are said to be in m
IT, ass tangle, and new irregu-
h. being disclosed as. the ex-
= leeper into the books.
|ifSaty Boxes Looted.
/ gStensland loaned money to
|M 8 alleged, by the subter-
Ewing employees sign the
u fc instances came TO light
lay of the looting of the
|,ieabouts of e-President
Ensland, son Of the missing
ia mystery TO the authori-
]. te in the afternoon, when
|GJice Collins got into com
i, iFith him by telephone and
u promise to meet hlm in
r. ater.
f. .ring-house committee Is
".dffort TO bring the missing
Justice. Handwriting eX-
said, will be put to work
3 the case to establish the
.encc Of forgery.
En lbly Fled to Canada.
st Stcnsland has made his
Canada is supported by 4
f. Superior, Wis, that Ser
lice Darwin lcoon of that
RsT missing banker on "A Du-
Tairior car, en- route TO Su-
Ha'S other dispatch from Su-
- Chief of Police McKeu.
|trI to show that Stensland
Ely to Canada by boat from
pJhier Herring is thought ia
w the line by way of De-
III . department today sent
u orougbout the United States
|rbs giving q description OF
h hsensland and asking for his
liz /, message was as follows;
bf for and arrest for viola,
c;9llinois State banking laws
1 ls1sland, about % years old
| 81 10 inches in height, blue
|b, zoo pounds in weight
b. , he has shaven his beard
|Ju Ssmooth face. He is stout
lore when last seen a light
sa5traw hat. He is light-com
|rfs ssnding to sandy. He wa:
prcm at Duluth. Send nj
,sttto Chief of Police Collins
pIsDR OF POLICE SHIPPY.'