The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1907, Page 8

THE. EVENING. G WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1907. KAEMPF’S DEATH FOUND DUE-TO NATURA NATURAL CAU Sustains Charge that Police- man -Assaulted Him. An autopsy performed to-day at the}, Bellevue morgue showed the death of j METTEET Brooks, eas ui Westemn|é Florenz Kaempt cle Woodside, L. Xe ML LOON aE IWIANER TELLSIOE ELLE TP = Fron St. Louis One” Hearn’ Kelleher, oe the East Bighis: nv as the no ortheast ~ . 5 = Coming Back. natural Oo | suated that they bad seen a iceman Belv Coroner's Physician Schults that dinath occurred fram’ ceredral ap- There «was no. evidence. that fact had in-any way‘been mistreat- ted. ene MAYOR VETOES A MEASURE. Becatise of ‘specific provisions of law providing: for, the widening of the oatway of Latayette avenue, Hroo) PITTSBURG oy LY a APO OFFERS Union, Says Strikers Are re Brooks, ‘General Enstern of the Weatern Union Tele Manax found | graph Company,: said’ to-day that un- der no circumstances would | peace Hexotiations be taken up. with 8. J. Small, former president of the Com- mercial Tetexraphers —Unl who reached this city from Chicago yester- ‘day ard anmounged that the end of tho operitora’ strike wea near at hard. « ‘The company has. won the strike,” said Mr. Bracks, “and we will not-con- sider arbitration trom puts &msil ‘or “ka In the headquariers of Ni ° te us back, making good our financ ee ehagurces Small left the Astor I day—to_ confer with or In the=-peace progeashiie. PETTIBONE TRIAL NOY, 21. BOISK, Idaho, Oct. 2.—Judge Wood aa set the Pettibone cape for trial He said that if the case was further “delayed ne wouk continue It to ‘CASTORIA For Infants and Children. 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