The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
Forgery. Charges.

G cases 3 s-.settt e
sedS L aeainst PAUL . tens nsland and Henry
W. IIarIn Is $a alleged that Paul
stensland an III Hering forge ed the name
~ M 81 Bartho dy two Il notes q sfor;
s2. .5OO each III the name
tnynn q for $5 800 name Enfs Ma.
syi,a ebyS tos one note for S1o anu
Stlie N ote for
$40 900 M X. Y, !, :, !, Nh
Herring bond s6s ooo.S erln
ared II INN court III charge of a deputy
shar,t 4 ii Is ~ ttorney ohm CobuIrn
n1aa ded with III the court to reduce the
Z :, cunt 81 Nj the s bond sta ting ha The
Would not Be abl e5 to X sect SO Sl
Ibond before Mon and in cons eqn nenlcsaS
hissclient would have to go g g 81
Is court must sg also cons
rrayity Of the alleged offense
and u cannot see how can ma ke SatheS
bonds any 3reeplied.
q Hering's wife and daughter pres
en- In the court ON during ttt ne es proSs
}ce, e,edings At the conclusion Of the fors.S'5
=, Il litles the prisoner was taken 4 to thu
county Jail and assigned to g eel
Scene at inquest
police were to-day summoned to keen
sor der at the inquest Into the death g of$
Frank Ilowalski, teller Of tbs. Nilwaukes A
Avenue State Bank tW no AZ 81 nlfl1s Ell 81
Yesterday evening at his hone $stt
a The feeling of some Of the q de depositorss
8i,33 the Sdefunct bank was $50 great that
the dead telle cursed as g, Y h's noay
nav Il the parlori Of his home. T he wreath
ON the door Of the house was torn DO oWn
and It's flowers sea- ttered Il by the angry
men. Police Sergeant Ham!lto detailed
3at tho coroner's Inquest forced the dis,
seturbers into the street. A POLICEMAN kwaaE
then stationed at they door to prevent tganyi
person from entering the house ''
New Evidence. sg
y The discovery vest terday OF new trails,
Of crookedness9 running throug y S;ss tne& El
mllcted bank led the States aattorneySsss 9 y
summon peremptorily last night st hres oS
the principal directorssin the AFFAIRS q tne
institutions. They wore cal led upon -
explain conditions which Ind d!cate thas
another line of 3ro hberies was being q!
,ied !: on Independently Of the gigaln1usle
swindle already d dlscuss sed. 81 ...ss
The directors who 5rs SO me suh,-ss
mons were Frank VI CT ane and 5E MartlnisA i
&, An officer was Gent for NJ AZ
La Buy another director but he could 4
not be located M Director Crane was ny b.
mitted toEa hot gexalninntl ton by Assistan!
State Attorney Olsen. ~ the presence Il! 4
Inspector shippy and a s!stant che 9of ~ "A
pOllC0 $SCnueLtler, RE uellleA gu H4AS SWNs;I
edge OF the u forgeries perpetralt'e'sd ''s1 " py
Stensland /. Ss Is % 5 58s lB5
n. did you ever attend q meeting of the s3
executive committee OF the board ~ ask ASKS,
ed Olson OF Crane. III . "
sir, never replied the dlree- :5l
DID you eyer.know the executive CON com,
y ''It never met. 50 Tar as ! know ad, a.
imltted Crane. s. II iSs5 ID issgs
4 did you ever pass on loans or do any e.
thing else to further the interests OF the n
bank? r. pursued the prosecutor. Il III Nj
No, sir said Crane. s8l
Thought It All Right, S55
The director was showI, a note for. 81, 700
5ila fad Anil A last and asked X the signa.s u
2f,,re was genuine, He5repllod that II Wfa.
He said that he had borrowed q totalgo u
ssf 900 from the bank the said N,OO0 nota I,
heina the last transaction OF the series.
ITa7 ia Indebted to the bank for the w hole
3amoi,nt nj present. The security which
CRANE gave the bank for this sso, 600 ~ N
lnans consisted of forty shares Of s5SV east
Chicago street railway stock, va lued az
sS ,01 He was asked if. as q dlre OK n n
.h. hank. he did not consider that pretty n h
s,im security for q borrower 20 put ~ ps
He aid not think SO "A d. VI. 81,
lsfThe assistant States attorney then pro 4;
d,,cna the books sof the bank showing that s;s &
tae dividends on cranes stock were mot S
~ IA 10 him hut to an account IN the bank f3s
/. nyyn As 1903 \, 7, This WAS ono af SteB ~ " q
lands personal accounts. Crane refused s