The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-28


the Minlesaire's Table ris Abseses D,s.
covered 0. Five Misuie.-r he Father Gets
Mysteries. Note ny Messenger Rsy-
The Return or the Missing Chips.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. ~. David T. Beales.
millionaire and bank President, this after
noon caused the publication OF the following
notice:
E.tqrn my child receive $1,000 AMI NO 9n..tssus
This means that his two-year.old son was
stolen from home last night by a servant Of
the household. The abduction occurred at
about 7::30 o'clock. To.
Three weeks ago on Wednesday Mrs. Beale0
advertised for a servant. and early the next
morning girl. giving her name as Lizzie
Smith. answered the advertisement. She was
pleasing in appearance. frank in her answers
to questions asked. and created favorable
impression. She was engaged. and came the
next morning to begin work.
According to custom. the family had dinner
at q o'clock. Lizzie the new girl. waited on
the table. After they mad finished. the chfl-
dren left the table and went to play in
the hall Tho other members Of the fam
lily remained at the table. Lizzie said
she would step out and get Mr.. Beales's paper.
which wae usually thrown on the porch.
Three or four minutes afterward q door In the
back Of the house was heard to slam. Mr..
Beales got up from the table and walked
through the hall to see the cause. As he
passed the children he noticed that little David
was not with them.
Where is Junior p he asked.
He just went down stairs with Lizzie" was
the reply
Mr.. Beales. knowing this to be an unusual
thing BALLAD fo hia a al -, llo1 So, 7 A.
zie. He opened the rear door and looked
out in the darkness. Mrs. Beales
went down stairs to tell Lizzie to
bring the child back. When Mrs.
Beales reached the basement she felt .
draught. and. turning to the left. saw that the
s e her s ia. DAVID AVID
motion Such Of the servants s as M's could f Be-
found were SUMMONED, and word was sent tc
the The A9lise nS.sd and
last seen By the family were working on tSs
case. The railway stations were guarded and
hs cs idS ssd LIS ab
dq %to;S was given to each Sfeeri ,u,
H.. and hair ;bs. II. ntsSs, ssss
wore long. and when zen from his home Last
ppig ht T. had I'D; a kind Of choppy appearance.
ahe aes
around his neck. None Of his outdoor wraps
taken to conseyanee n' Of some ss sort 9eo which
was in waiting. Lizzie Smith. the kidnspper.is
Via SSlE her
WAS eivsn to talking to tie men about the
Rinss. The cook seys She VIA coarse and poo
=, This aitsrnoep q 2 O'Clock NJ; Bea!ss offered
lively understood that the offer was made In
coed faith he and not fos the purpose Of apprs-
Soon after ar. Beales received note BY mes.
e lin 8 ssS
finger ior iSsntieation. The w ter said that
him. But he would Be retarned tor certain
The 5 5oys dessrpiaa
q the man who gave him the note tailIes with
tht sxs1 o. sn; IAN Abs, King
to the note. and at O'clock was found there.
anxiously pacing up and down IN front Of the
nothing Of the man and was afraid that the
note Was cruel hoax III ~, ,....,
OF
sseR nd r rSad fr9 tn: ss
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place in the bankers family. although he bad
This fact is thought by some to point to
He represented himself to ueighbors as the
purchased the furniture for the house. He
and In signing the P9tss re- future
the s Vest side. When the poiies searched LIZ
album. Which Contained the Signature *
i As'f King on the The a11s cont
are known to have lived in . small town In
Illinois. the name OF which the police decline
to make public. Beyond the pane. practically
nothing Is known OF Albert King. and nothing
concerning his occupation has been discovered.
J. A. Csnedy. a conductor on the dummy
line running between the city and Indspep-
said that soon after Z o'clock last night
a. woman answering the. description
given by Lizzie Smith boarded his train at the
Ninth street station She had a child In her
arms. and seemed excited and frightened.
She rode to Independence. and there took the
Mr.. Beales is one OF the wealthiest men In
this section OF the State. he came here seven
years ago after selling ranch in Texas for
Boston banks.
and the $1,000 was paid to the kidnappers