The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-25
STENSL AND BACK,
No ATTEMPT TO
FREE HIM
AFFECTlONATE MEETING Be
TWEEN BANK LOOTER AND
HIS YOUNG SON.
BLAMES MANY OTHERS
For a Large Share Of the Thefts From
the Chicago nsttution-Denies
Reported Suicide Attempt
Pale and Weak.

New York, Sept 81 Escorted by
New York detectives and others, Pan
IC Stensland, former president Of the
/ Milwaukee Avenue State Bank, Chi
cago, who stands indicted for heavy
emhezzlemenrs from that institution
arrived in New York tonight He was
taken from The steamer Prinz Adal,
bert, On which he came from Morocco
TO which country he had fed after
wreck.ns the bank, and according 70
his son, Theodore Stensland, he will
plead guilty to several of the charges
brought against him.
Stensland had made a complete con
fession, according to Assistant States
Attorney Olsen, of Chicago, who went
to Tangier Morocco, to take the for
mer bank official into custody. and in
his confession he implicated other
prominent Chicago men Olsen de-
elined to name these men.
Says 0-hl . Are lmplicsted.
Theodore Stem land, who gave ont
an official statement for his father.
declared the latter had made no sign
ed confession. but that he had admit.
ted committing certain offenses which
constitute embezzlement under the
Illinois laws To some of the in
dietments for embezzlement his father
would plead guilty he said, and in
m bapA ba rfpttl1 turn utotn'c o,-t1opoo
and implicate all those who should be
indicted in connection with the bank h
failure.
Stensland made the further state
ment, according t1 the son, that ii the
shortage in the bank was over $500
0G0. money in excess of that amount
had been taken bv Henry w. Herring,
former cashier, who was jointly in
dicted with steu land on the charge Of
stealing over s1.000.000 from the bank
and for forgery.
Stensland, Weak, Greets Son.
Stensland arrived in New York,
weak physically and showing much
evidence Of the strain which has al
tended his extraordinary flight
thror gh many countrieh. his desperate
but Intellectual try for freedom down
The west African coast and final cap
tre in Tangier, from which place the
United States authorities were permit
ted TO remove him by the government
Of Morocco
There was an affecting meeting he
tween father and son on board the
tug Catherine Moran. which the prls-
-aer boarded at quarantine
Sten land den 3 the report that no
tried to comms suicide while in Mo.
rocco. He says the sudden fainting
spell there was interpreted as an at
Tempt at self destruct on by Moroc-
Fan soldiers
Stensiaud was removed to police
headquarters tonight and It was
llannol to keep him there until tomor- /
'ow moruing, when he viii be removed }
% the district attorneys office and /
ater formally turned over TO Chica- I
,o authorities and taken 10 Chicago.
The prinz Adalbert was met by
ug on board Of which was the Junior
;tensland a friend. Herman Banner.
If Johnstown. Pa. Detect YES Kinder
md Bin-s. # Chicago and two New
fork detectives
Il was i.3e when the health off
ers bearded the steamer At that
ime the decks Of the Prnz Adalbert
we're lined vii passengers. prominent I.
mong them being States Attorney
olsen and James Keeley. managing
dior of the Chicago Tribune. Rho
vent IN Tangier with the States At
orney o kri-E Stenslaud back to
america The fir G seen Of S.ensland
,as wheH he waved bis hand from q
tate room window al his son.
Stersland Shows the strain.
No little excitement and commotion
tended the departure OF Stensland
osether with Olsen and Keeies. from
he steamer. a step which they were
.ermitted to take at quarantine by
pecial ruling of the authorities
All baggage Of TIE three men vac
transferred at the same time. stems
and was pale and seemed very weak l.