New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-24
FOUL PLAY FEARED.
Missing II. b. Kingsley Was Drink
ing about Toron Saturday Night.

Having run many clews TO earth WITHOUT SUI
cess the friends of Henry Baxter Kingsley VINO
a;a.nn..rsd n week ago last Saturday night. after
s1,pposedIy boarding a train for Rutiano. W.
where his father lay dying. are forced INTO t'o DC
lief that no has met with foul rlay- one cue" re
MAINS but on this Detective Sergeant Mah"inS
pIaces slight dependence. The movements OF the
missing man have been traced up TO Il cioch on
Saturday night when he left the Rossmore care
with a man who had been drinking with HIM AID
soIuteIy nothing further has been learned ne
had been seen around town IN other cares orinn
ing but there nothing peculiar ABOUT nus
actions and the attendants gave no attention 10
him. He was a frequent visitor TO this CITY anu
knew the ways Of the town. He mas no reason -
stay away from his home. and his iriehds Ieel
that they are justified in taking the gravest we"
Of the situation.
AS already told In The Tribune. Mr.. Kingsley
was visiting Hugh Fl. Baxter. In this city. when
he received a telegram that his father was III anu
started TO go home. He went for dinner to Aioihe
Reardon's in Forty-second-st- He was well Known
there and the attendants remember his visit dis
tIncty. He was alone, and drank httle- A0oue
II D, m he left there He was a1terWaru seen
at the Casino Cafe. drinking with 'rrlehos' anu
about u p. m. the head bartender at the Ho'eI
Rossmore saw him sitting at a table with another
man. -,
Kingsley IS five feet one inch tall ana com
bald save fo- one long lock. which ne brushes
across, his head, and Is "a dead ringer lof -seA'
Goodwin" according to a ROssmore BARTENDER ne
ordered the walters not to sell Mr.. Kingsley any
thing more and soon after Mr. Kingsley ana ms
companion left the place. Nothing can DC losi'
Of his movements afterward- One or the "A'eIS
at the Rossmore thought he knew the man VINO
was with Kingsley, but that waiter was NO. }Ii,ed
last night and Detective Manning IS nor ihSii4iO|
to attach much Importance 10 II -. con-
Kingsley had $50 in money and jeWeiry or Con
Siderable value. Hugh II. Baxter ms pIJ(o.
Harvey Kingsley and Civil Service INNS Been
Alexander T. Mason think he may nave peSat
taken into some disreputabie place, drLSsto 80 80
robbed, perhaps put out or the way. Es % %
woman's old fashioned watch with the Initials aSoo1d
s X" engraved on 1t: plain opal pin. a q t
min and q woman's diamond ring. set with thEe7
stones. -. -. +-,,,Lr
He also had the checks for his baggage u u ~
check No 4O9 and hatbOx check no. IL, OF ~
New-York New-Haven and Hartford HaliroasI ne
had left his suit and bundle OF STICKS anu uI.
brellas at MendeTs, in the Grand Centrai oIat s
for which he held check No. 2ls4 Through vi
Mason, their lawyer. his brother and MI, Baxt
have offered reward for the return OF any "a
these checks. ,-., --,,
The man answering Mr. Kingsley,s description VIC x
was put off a train at Rutland or BRANDON, vi hdS
been proved to be celebratOr OF the fale-Frlh1G
ton football game. From rumOr that a man Ike
Mr. Kingsley was seen on Monday morning a.
Maiden Lane and Nassau-St- the detectives hdFo
been able to develop nothing