The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-11
To KEEP SECRET
STENSLAND'S
RETURN
STATE DEPARTMENT WILL AR.
RANGE TRIP AND ILLINOIS TO
PAY ALL EXPENSES.
JURY is TO SIFT CASES
OF Both President and Cashier of
Wrecked Bank-Neariy Thirty
indictments in Connection
With Crash Prepared.


Chicago Sept l0.-Stensland's
movements on hs return trip to the
United States viii be conducted in
| secret. This information came yes
terday in telegram from Charles T.,
| Binns, at Was hingtOn, to Assistant
States Attorney James J. Barbour.
The state department, upon the as
surance of Governor Deneen that the
state of Ilinoois would assume all
expen:e incident TO the trip, has
taken upon itself the work of bringing
Stensland back and The department
will carefully guard all information
as to the time, The method and the
place Of landing.
DO you know whether the means
Of transportation will be vessel of
the United State. or by private trans
portation?' was asked of Mr. Bar
hour.
81 have no the slightest idea" he
replied. except the messages would
Indicate that the government would
employ private transportation
No Fear of Attack.
lust why there should be aly
secrecy attached to the movements of
Stensland doe, not appear TO an or,
dinary mind. Fear of attack In Chit
cago would be no excuse for not maxi
ing known the time Of arrival at New
York or any other seaport at which
the people do not even know the fugi
tive Fear of attack at Chicago Is
considered utterly foolish. II Is but
a few blocks from the station to the
jail, and the slightest hitch in any
program that might be arranged, even
though the arrival should be made an
fete occasion and brass
band engaged for the escort.
Stensland is nobodys private prop
erty. He is a prisoner in the custody
OF the state of Illinois, a willing cap.
tive, not even under the limitations Of |
federal process OF extradition. with |
this fact in view. it was a problem
asi night among the faithful TO ascer.
ain why any Keeley Motor mystery
should attach TO the return of the
wanderer.
Start Back at Once.
II is assumed that the return trip
Will be commenced at once, now that
he difficulties that have beset the
1qt n have laop rou,,val III, 1E4 -
lvailable vessels leaving the port of
Gibraltar does not include 20 many
hat any great secrecy can be en-
orced. Ii
From eight to ten days will be as.
umed in the trip across the water.
This morning the grand jury for the
september term win be empanelea. I
his grand jury Is expected 10 take {
p the larger part of the day with or !
anization. and the states attorney {
xpects that Tuesday the Stensland {
ldictments will be under way before ?
he inquisiion.
The indictments will be about thirty
! number They are TO include cases 2
gainst Paul o. Stensland. Theodore .
tensland, Henry w Herring. Joseph q
lister, Elof Johnson Marius Kirkeby I
e r. Crane NJ. A. LaBuy. Ole stems n
md. and perhaps, the clerks who 4
d duty nthe bank. according To the e
ans now before the officials in the .
iminal court building. The work is
be directed rot SO much with m
ew to getting multiplicity Of in IL
as TO getting a few that will fs
supported by the evidence. 81
Jury 10 sift Cases. bi
Paul o. Stensland and Henry Herring ia
N come in for the really serious in
'rk Of the grand jury. The main fire th
the legal batteries will be directed m
IN these two central figures in tn 'r
nk scandal. is
Each of them is now seeking TO 70
Ike the oIhe- appear as the maste-
nd of the performance at the bank
ey have made IL quite evident that da
tn thoroughly Understood the con. IN
ions. both knew exactly what was th
Ing done with ,rc funds Of he peo ca
committed o iIc.r care aid both tt
! a hand in toe profits from the fal
ais. Herring r1r Gems 10 be ths be
ser portion of 'ho stakes. lie cot
hes where St.rsl,ld got dollar. la1
t'al they 'Inis { . a hare Of the 90
& and thaI ever ;ho title fish in ths
bank g.t a share 9f Pc llat. 81 : ina
9 even the I-iie h.l il the iprk He
a share % The prrcee o. of The the
ilish combination stands out as boi
IN as day in the mass Of test imo1y tor
sen-ed 10 the states attorneys the
ce cd
ivil suits viii be filed By counsel
the receiver against the persons n, hor