Arizona republican., 1902-03-21

lone hand h. his evidence he described this raii1l of his betting as having been only in ''a small way" Ytt h. had won as much as $4G0G in . week and lost as much as & eco. For man whose income was only S750 a year this might be considered as on a fairly large scale. But DO doubt he Consid- cred ii as merely tritling compar ed with the magnificent operations of Oc- to5,r. 1901, when he bet. lest and forged to the extent of 315G C92 2 week
 To return for q moment to his meth cd5 of swindling he bank. His duties have already been explained. Whea he wanted money he forged q check jn Huiscn's name upon the Liverpool hank, maj king it payable to T. p. Scott. When the forged check came to him nr destroyed t, not deoiting tha amount tr t''0 .--~to!' @-'- "~~--Ir- O-,-i---~ .'--- Torc .tiy to scn sla, Suc $ fI tne banks method.. he WGs able to tic,c eff the entries in the clearing clerks jour nal 2s correct. instead of the checklr doing it. 1t seems incredible that this could have gone on for mere than two years without being found out, but such vas tha case.
 Dulin.. his two years of operation ''in 9 s.nsH way" Goudia had done his be- ting by telegram with g man named Kelly. using tne name of Scott. arI having letters and telegrars sent ir that name. Goudie was got hold of Aa.,,s was practically penniiess. Ile then. as far as can bc seen, get to l.no.. cf CCudie. through Kelly and anotil -. bGokma ler's tout named Stiles v?o like tho others e taa trio. was cut of Wcrk and without any money. 2arl5s. then. went to Dick Rurge. a well known puciiist. and borrowed fror i him $1. 10 which was employed to start the Goudio gold mine working.
 According to Burge's story Marks t"ld him that he had kroWledgad of q rich betting man in Liverpool whom h. would sat hold Of as customer. ard that if he was successful Burge should st nd in for clear half Cf the rrnlit-. Which. if the Liverpool man backed q fe.E losers, ought to moan a lot Of mcney. And SC il was that Mancas was employed u g2 to Liverpool and open up communications with Goud;a. 8ur.e acccmpanied him. but did not come into personal c0atoct with the bank clerk Mances found the latter t. ho a gull Who would swallow any thing. He actually believed that Marks E'-.:7 wealthy man Who would give the odds to $25G60 or S5A.OO0 on q horse ir h EC- telegram an hour before the rac2. Crcudie promptly started on hi; new career by laying GOO on a nofs.. that naturally, did not win. During the fast week of October ha backeI horses to the extent of $15G00G. and never n&dc a win. Tho next Week h. lest ?1-5.9Ca. Every penny e this ha paid promptly by mems of forged cheeks. The next week. by some mis- take CT Other. he hacked q winner. II- actually bet $50,0C0 on 9 horse name.l 1 5ansome which won at to ? against. But. C: course. he got nc money. Tn Lono;cn crowd evidently did not think ir necessary to feed him. even to the l extent Of enc winner He got 8 tele- gram from the London office. sent an hour after Sanscme had won the racn. ] saying: MT Marks sick Not dCin- anything tola<-."
 1 And so the game went meiTily on for about q month. But OF November ,, the acco3ntant at the LiVerpcel ban,, found entered in the clearing book .l 1 check for $s5.G00 which he could nc: find in the ledger. GoUdie had tici<e
 
 through the ledger. but h. had forgot ce- to enter it there under Hudson account. GcuGi- explained tl.t :. must have entered tho chscl, to a wrong account. The account2rt ta,t sent d messenger for the c::cc.-. THi, uf course. cvuld net be found. a: l.1t-- die had destroyed it. Eu. grllit, ti. messenger Was gone to get .la l..c'- Goudic entered up the amou.- t0 t.. account of arcther customer, aGG i, pretending fer half an hoar e-.r,, through his ledger. let .!., i.... g. CT. without using plotting pa"=~ IT. the. showed the entry to tt" s,.,o..- l..-
 and declared that hc cou-I Tt md .-- stand how the canc.;e1 ta-.-- lad Gie appeared. The ac:o,:-t -- iiI no seem ercireIy satisfied so when CORR
 went out to lunch he yh@-ae1 t bas
 10 stay away fer Ge3f. pl e.l.a- , h. Was arrested ia ,4tt. o. close |.
 tAe Liverpool d"ol-s. e, ,-.- d.. ua, taken lodgings ;iiss-it,j @e 2 :,atn2u
 Y hen tha alras, ".: mad Mark
 lew tc France and i" sli -T s.t ts hlv- committed suicide oa t',- l.5 >. x |
 England by jumping c, -.-. -l t,i
 chanoel Names ;'-- ti- ,s. -rel leaving behind him 2 Va.y .c.=.-.-.,,. -r out e. a card sharu's apparatus. Die
 HurEc stayed to face taa music. ,.e
 daring stouiy to the iiaisA tsa5 r
 thought Marks was doing laeitimal
 business with :; rich man. TI.IE- an,
 Stiles pleaded guilty eventually t0 th
 indio tment fer conspiracy t. detrau
 the bank. CThe men have since be-.
 sentenced to various termsD
 During the snort time that tho Lon
 Con sang worked GcuGie he forged ss
 checks in Huason's name. tha tota , value of which amounted to 2G37.5Gt
 Of this Burae got Sl925oH: N"nce-
 E1S3.75G; Marks, $75,G0o; Kelly. $1gS2J- and Stiles. $l76,G60. \ sum Of S21G' has ret yet been traced.-Loadco ccr
 respondence Chicago Inter Ocean.
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