The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-23
STOLE $4,000 TO
GIVE To A YOUTH
NEW YORK CASHIER ADMITS
THAT SHE ROBBED EMPLOY
ERs TO ENTERTAIN MAN SHE
MET ON STREET CAR.

New York, October 22-In view
/ by Mary r. Gold ng, confidential cash
| ier of the New York branch of the
/ Larkin Soap company, sentence has
not bee pronounced. Her case is con
sidereI SO remarkable that a further
investigation will be made
Edward H. May, manager of the
office at No. f. White street. said last
night that inspection of the firms
books shows that Miss GoldiDg has
taken between $4,000 and $4,000 with
n the last three years. Her guilt was
discovered when a p,fvate detective
was engaged TO solve the mysterious
robbery of 1879 in cash from the office
safe This robbery has not yet been
solved. The detective was discussing
it with Miss Golding when she said:
"Ycu cant suspect me?'
Something in the tone of the girls
voice attracted the detectives atten-
tion, and he conferred with Mr. May.
Miss Golding's accounts were gone
over, and her.thefts were laid bare
She confessed her guilt and signed a
confession. In her confession of yes
terdag the girl says that she gave prac-
ticaily all Of the st9sen money to a
young man.
Following is her latest confession,
sworn to and filed.
Il became acquainted with Alexan
der G. Simmons about April, 1902.
first met him on srreertar We then
began going together About June
1902. he began asking me for money
I gave from $40 to- s25 almost every
time he visited me. He came to see
me Two and three times every week.
This has continued from 1893 up TO the
present time. The last time gave
him money was Wednesday evening
October II, 1905, $14 The time before
that was Monday evening. October Q,
1905 which was 81. The money |
gave him was got by taking from the
firm. This was done by passing cash
OIuttS tHJOuSU my uhllUS NlbuOut til'
terms them on the journal
Il now remember that's about May, |
1904, let Mr.. Simmons have 5000 at |
one time. For this he gave ME q |
paper which he agreed to indorse. |
but never did This money was taken |
from the receipts of the Larkin Soap
the same as the other"
Alexander G. Simmons lives with
his parents at No. AL Macon street.
He was employed by a
street up 10 three days ago, when they
we're informed of his acquaintance
With Miss GoldIng and her charges.
simmons sister said last night at her
iome that the family had never
Known of Alexander's friendship for
'uss Golding His employer said last
hight that after the facts were made
public Simmons told him Miss Gold ng
ial voluntarily given to him money
With which TO pay their expenses on
outings. He said she gave him the i'm
,ression that she drew a large salary.
md also had an Independent income
Miss Goldng salary was $ll
week. 1t has been learned from her
'arents that she never contributed to
heir support, as she had alleged when
Ter steal'ngs were first discovered.
The said she had stolen for them bel
.ause they were i'll. Miss Golding
ad been employed in the New York
fice Of the firm since August 4. 1902.
nd was trusted implicitly.
Mrs. Axeman the court probation1
ficer. will Investigate the girls case
urther. and she win be brought again
efore court for sentence next Tues ,
ay.