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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-06
A kUNAW
An Elderly Man Narrowly Escapes
Serious Injuries-Firsman Berry
Iniercppis the 4, am.

John w. winward, an elderly gen.
tlemAn OF South Jordan, was watering
his horses ut the spill on State and
Fourth South streets this morning.
While standing on the tongue OF the
wagon fixing the check rein, one of
horses, a fractions animal, shied at a
passing street car, and giving a bound
forward threw Mr.. Winward to the
ground, cutting q deep cash on the
right side OF his head. The borses
started of down State street at rand
pace, when Fireman J. II. Berry, ran
after them ANA catching them by the
brldle, very cleverly brought them In
a slandstill.
Mr.. Winwsrd had to be assistant In
his fest, but recovering himself re.
used assistance, ami after having HE
head bandaged up, drove of 40
though nothing had happened. 10
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A Correspondent of the ~. Petersburg
Gazette Had TO LEAVE athens


NEW York, April GA dispatch 10
the Herald nom st. Petersburg says:
The oorresp0 udent OF the Russian
Gszslte hss returned here from Athens
Ruu states that The hatred OF the Rue.
SLAMS IL 20 great there that he had to
leave, being in fear OF his life. He
went to the frontier and found the
Greek troops In "a lame nlable condition
OF uisorga nig alton.
Here, even at the laat moment there
is u feeling that the Greeks will stop
their tanatcal program after the firmly
and almost sternly wOrded declaration
OF the powers. BY all the representative
people that document 10 warmly
praised as being clear, emphatic anu
decisive.
The Novoe Yremya says it Ia GLAD
that 20 plain statement has been
made as IL leaves no opening for con.
lecture or mslentendu. Greece ktows
what che VIII get ana also that sne has
no chance OF doing anything with her
excited methods. Crete, In any case,
will not bsc0me part of ths Hellenic
kingd0m In the near future, and war
can blu. ruin Greece financially.
lie has been remarked here that n
tue revolutionary committee in Athens
wishes to stop the mlserits which it
slales Innocent people are suffering In
Crete, 1t has but TO obtain the recall OF
Colonel Vasso.. One wori from Greece
and all tust misery would cease. The
powers car accept no responsibility for
the results OF Greece's rashnsss.
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RESERVED FOREST LANDS.
Legislation Submitted by lhV Govern.
melt Commission.


WASHINGTON, April The sub
stance OF the detailed anu voluminous
report to be- submitted by the goverh-
ment forestry commission, the body
designated by the national academy OF
science, is embraced In the following
letter which has just been submitted
by the commission to tho secretary OF
the Interior, In advance OF the formal
report 10 be- made early in May.
This legislatiou relating to the Ie-
served forest lands OF the public do.
main, which the commission Of the
national academy VIII recommend IN
It's hnnl report, now IN course OF DropA.
ration, provides for the following.
"FIfst-Thnt authority be given the
secretary OF war to make details OF
troops AT the request OF tho secretary
OF the interior to protect temporarily
and until the forest service has been
organized, the property OF the govern
msnt In forest reservations from fire
and trespass, aud to edforce such rules
and regulations rs he may mako for
their care.
"Second-The establishment OF q
permanent forest bureau In the de.
psrtment OF the Interior, composed Of
officers to administer, maintain and
improve the reserve forest lands.
neutrality-suspicious. OF commits
sion to institute as rapidly ms pOtslulu
under the supervision OF the director
OF the geOlogicslIsurvey topogragh ca
surveys OF reservations anu determine
what portions OF them SHOULD DO per.
manently reserved on account Of their
forest covering and what portions
should be reopened to sale.
"Fourth-TO authOrIzs the secretary
Of the interior to issue the necessary
rules and regulations for the protec.
lion, growth and improvements Of
forests on the reservations for the sale
of hrewood and fencing from them TO
actual settlers in and adjacent to the
reservations and to owners OF mines
legally located therein for use in such
mines; the granting Of permits TO saw
mill owGers to enter teservationb for
the purpose OF man ufacturing lumbar
may be sold to actual settlers In and
adjacent to the reservations and to
owners OF mines located therein; for
allowing actual settlers timber for
immediate per ionAl use; for allowing
the public ~ enter aud cr0ss reservA.
tioDs; for granting to county commits.
sioners the right OF way for irrigation
bitches; for permitting prospeolOrs to
enter the reservations In search Of
valuable minerals. The commission
will recommend that the reservations
be- opened to the location OF mining
claims under tho general mineral
laws"
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nants, code Of fevelati0ns as gfeAt IN
language and principles, and the
account OF as great and important
events ne have ever occurred on the
earth. He performed NIL this work In
about fourteen years and q half. My
brethTeD, the Apostles, two or three
quorum-, have passed away since my
ordination; nearly all but my III up to
certain period, have passed. am
not speaking theAe things boastIulIy,
but l am here, and 1t Is my duly
while remain here, 10 try to say
consisting that will be Of interest TO
the Lslter.uny Saints. l am Interested
In your welfare, in the welfare Of Zion.
1t 10 the Y on OF God. planted here by
The ham, OF God, al d the Lord has
guided and directed 1t, and will con-
unue TO do so.
You have Apostles with you, you
have High Prles,s, anu Seventies, anu
tue other touies Of Priesthood, aud
they havsa great responsibility resting
upon Them, IN the capacity In when
they labor. 1 have a great desire,
what time l DO live, to zee the people
progress, to become united, to compile
bend and To Understand the spirit and
power OF God ana their calling; you
should do thir, anu you have got 10 do
something OF this kind, In order 10
carry out the purposes II the Lord.
fou stand here In the mountains Of
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CANEA, April 5.-In reply TO the
demands OF the Russian consul here
Tor an explanation OF the MussulmAu
attack upon this insurgents and their
families as the latter were leaving
Akrotiri on Saturday last, going In.
land with the consent Of Admiral
Canovera, the officer c3mmaBuing the
international fleet, Ismsil PasnA, the
Turkish governor, has replied by
pointing to the fact that by the terms
VI tho circular Issued by the foreign
animals on March 25th, the whole Of
the police OF CaneR Hnd Its neighbor.
mood were put into the hands OF tue
European commanders.
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A ilch strike has been made In tho
Blood gold mine at Colllerville, = few
miles from Murphy's, near Angels
Camn Cal. The vein varies from
eight to Twelve inches in width, and
the rock Is OF startling richness, assay.
ing ri least 81, 900 per ton. Years ago
this Iains was opened, but after SONS
time the vein was lost and the mine
abantoned. Tbs present bonders have
driven tue tunnel In the right dirse-
ton and found the vein again. The
rock ,.ksn ont Ia yellow with gold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-06

WAsnINoToN, April 6--rhe resolu.
tion OF Senator Morgan, Ala, deciar.
ing that state OF war exists IN Cubs,
was taken up by the Seuat, today
and Morgan addressed the Senate in
favor VI the resolution.
A 4 exciting debate between Nor
gan anu Hale occurred during Mor-
gnh'J Cuban speech. Hale denied
MuTgau's statement that Spanish
prisons were filled with Americans.
Morgan asked Hale where his iufOr.
nation came from and then asserted
that he (M0rgsn) know who the inior.
man. was. The country knsw who II
WIS. The senator from Maine Hale
could not conceal tho fact asserted by
Morgan that he ives la communion
lion with the Spanish government.
Hale IN AIDE an indignant denial etat-
Ing that not one item OF his iuforma.
ton came from spanish sources, anu
that II wac entirely from Americans.
The Morgan Cuban r5sJluiion went to
tho Dan .te calen Jar, thus losing its
privileged place. Morgan gave notice
that he would make q III ltion tOmor.
row to take 1t up with view Ufeecur.
ing final action.
The bankruptcy bill was taken up at
2:l5 y. IN. ami Stewart (NtvIlb) took
the floor TO speak OH 1t.
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Of Bryau's book a few days ago, bnt
hsd NOT ye. had time to read II.
After an exchange Of courtesios and
pleheanirles, Bryan retired. He ex-
pressed desire to be- shown through
the White House, and Doorkeepef
Dubois conducted him through the
various phriors and the conservatory.
In tho main corridor, just US he was
emerging no met Mis-. Mckinley, who
was going out for n drive, and ssluted
her cordially. Bryan was besieged
with newspaper men, who asked for
his views ON the Ohio ana Michigan
elections yesterday. "rhey indicate
that confidence has been restored,o he
said Tau Shingly, "aud 10 expla nation
is needed from me; they speak Tor
themselves.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-06

KANSAS CRY, April 6.-The weather
bureau officials at this point have
given warning against a Hood OF the
Kansas City bottoms. Tne danger line
Is q .4,and the river has already passed
the lS.foot stage, ana tor two uAys past
has risen nc the rate Of foot every
twenty.four hours. The weather bureau
warns bush e,s men and dwellers
ON the bottoms to prepare for u flood
within four days. Below IndepenI-
ence, No., the river is cutt,Rg bsuly.
w. Z. ADAMS reports that the river
has steadily eaten away Mt his farm OF
l6D actcs near AtheTton until he has
but thirty acres.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-06

LARIssA, pril The crown prince
has i,sued the following general order
Of the troops:
Officers and Soldiers:-In view OF
the great anniversary to BIS celebrated
tomorrow, l order all troops under my
command to display the utmost SELF
restraint and not to allow themselves
to be carried away by the remem.
brance Of the glorious day. Be sure
my orders are respected.
CONSTANTINE.
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ATHENS, Aprii 6.-rhe greatest
enthusiasm was manifested here today
during the ietes organized to cele-
brate the anniversary OF the doclara-
lion OF the Independence OF Greece
from Turkish rule In 1922. This king
anu members Of the royal family were
accompanied by the ministers, and
all the high court ana other officials at
Athens attended the religious cefe.
monies at the cathedral where lie
Deum WAS sung. The king received II
great ovation during the passage 10 anu
from tue cathedral and he anu the
ministers were shOwered with leaflets
inscribed "HuTrah for war"
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FROM THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
The sttOrney general Is In receipt oil

The attorney general is In receipt OF
a oommu nication from James A. Mel.
vile, county attorney OF Willard
county, in which the question is
asked can Justices OF the peace and
constsbles have right TO act us suc b
before receiving their commissions =.
and would their acts be Legal?
The attorney general replying, tays:
"Permit me to sny that the matter
OF commissions would not affect their
legal status MS officers under the law
they would be authorized to discharge
the duties OF their office, even III ugh
they have no commissions"
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or AN ATTACHMENT.
Oiassz Of the Dean Company In tho
Hands of sberin..

New York, April 5,-rhe on es OF
the Il. &. Dean company, dealers 10
slock-, bonds, grain ana provisions,
are In charge oil depul y shoriffs on an
attachment. Tue concern has done
an enormous business for some time
past, the customers being entirely
outside OF New York. The compapy's
mail is said TO have baen tremend Gus.
One report says that Il. s. Dean,
the ostensiblo head OF the firm Ia n
woman residing In Chicago; another
that the name Ia fictitious. MyrOn
Bernard is president OF the company.
jacob LOmber, who is named Rs one
OF the stockholders, is an eighteen
year-old boy. The Dean company Is
said TO have branches Ia Toledo,
indianapolis. Detroit, Cincinnati,
Louisville, Salt Lake, Cleveland, 81.
Louie, Baltimore, Boston and other
places.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-06

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April g.
The crowns about this United States
Supreme court today we're E slight re.
minder OF the late campaign. They
were attracted by the presence Ia the
OF Hon. w. J. Bryan. late
Democratic candidate Tor the PIesi.
dency. who had been announced to
appear as oonnspl for the state OF
Nebraska in the Argument OF what Is
known as tho maximum freight case.
The Nebraska case was not reached
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-06

LOUISVILLE, Ky., April q. - A
special 10 the Evening Post iIom
Frankfort says: DR.. w. g. Hunter,
the Republican nominee 10. United
States Senate, has been called upon to
surrenuer the leadership to eome ma n
who can Lead the united party to VIC
tory. DIR. Hunter pleaded for and
obtained q few days' respite, but II by
Thursday night he has not won and
cannot put his finger on enough votes
10 elect him the next day, the lea ders
OF the Republican party Will select
another nominee. The decision has
besu reached after much elaboration,
The new nominee will be either Col.
ST. John, Boyle. Judge w. d. Holt or
Governor Bradley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-06

CHICAGO, April 6.-Fitty secretaries
oil building and loan asa lcistions
representing thoueands OF uepositors
and millions Of capital met at the
Sherman house last evening. They
gathered to devise pan which wou Id
prevent further deiaications OF officers
aud restore public confidence In build
ing and loan associations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-06

CHICAGO. April 6.-kormau Nc
Leou, NJ ore time well known
newspaper and literary man OF Chi.
cago, uied at Mercy hospital last
night OF pneumonis. MIR. Mcleod
was the sou ui DIR. Norma Mcleod,
one OF the foremost OF the theolOgian,
OF Scotland, anu was 45 years of age.
Sincs his connection with newspaper
woik In Chicago he had besn inter-
ested In south African gold MINES aud
had not been In tue city for ten years.
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PRIL 6, 1897, SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.

until 3 O'Clock, and John l.. Webster
OF counsel for the stste was then recog.
nixed to open the argument. He con.
sumst the remainder OF the day and
had not concluded when the court nd.
iourned,
When Mr.. Webster q oishet,as he Will
between IL aud l O'Clock tomorrow,
Mr. Bryan will be heard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-06

LOUISVILLE, n.y., April 6.-Rspre-
sentative Thompson OF Louisville,
who has supported DR.. Hun,er, has
given up the fight and etsrted out to.
light with petition for u new
Republican caucus. Oniy few sig.
natures have been secured, however.
The present plan seems TO he to secure
tho peaceful withdrawal OF Hunter,
that the united Republican strength
might be thrown to Holt or Evans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-06

WASHINGTON, April 6-The cabi-
net nesting today lasted a little over
an hour and devoted almost the en-
tire time 10 the consideration OF the
question OF sending q special Lusssage
% Congress calling attention TO the
urgency OF legislation Tor the relief Of
flood sufferers. 1t was the UNANIMOUS
opinion OF the cabinet that the special
message should go to Congioss, which
Ia now In preparation, anu 1t Will 70
10 Congress tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-06

EVANSVILLE, Ind, April 6.-Fout
weeks have elapsed since the terrible
wreck on the Evansville and rerre
Hzule railroad at White River, in
which five lives were lost, and not one
OF the bodies has been recovered.
The WORK Of repairing the large crew.
atse made ty the raging river after the
wreck has oeen completed and all
train service has been resumed over
the main line OF the road.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-06

CHICAGO, April 8.-Tbe memory OF
Frances E. Willard will be perpetual
ed In the Northwestern University by
n llIesize bust of white marble, which
Is to be ptosented to that Institution
during commencemea week. The
bust W III be given to the college, " n ich
u Miss Willhrd's alma mater, by Mr.
Evanston. 1t Will be the work Of
dorado TAFT.
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CHICAGO ELECTION.
One Of Tho LiValiest NayOFalIy Con-
tests Seen in This City.
SEVEN CANDIDATES IN THE FIELD.


CHICAGO, April With raw, threat.
eniDg weather, one OF the liveliest
msyoralty contests ever seen In ChlcH'
go is taking place today. OF the seven
candidates In the field, four are consid-
cred to have fighting chance for
election. They are Garter II. Hsrfi-
son, regular Democrat; Judge Nathan.
ael Scare, regular Republican; WASH
ington Hes!ng, gold Democrat and
the business mems nominee; and John
NJ. Harlan, citlEens' independent. An
account OF the strong fight against the
so.called Republican mschiae. 1t is
conceded that Hesing and Harlan will
draw heavily from Sesrs's strength.
Harrison Ia running on "wide, open
PLATFORM" and iG expected TO receive
nearly sll the free silver votes.
National issues have been generally
Ignored.
Considerable rain fell during the
nightnnd this morning, tie shy was
stiil overcast with a cold WIND Glowing
of the lake. Chief OF Police BadenOch
closed nll The saloons. Several saloon
keepers were arrested.
Harlan, independent, developed un-
expected strongly in the swedish
districts Of the Thirteenth ward. In
tho Twelfth ward Campbell IL up for
reelection. The Municipal VOterl'
league is making most bitter fight
against him.
Tbis afternoon reports from all parts
OF the city Indicated to a WI 0
OF between go, 900 and 100, 900 The
vote last fall was little ov,r 1858 900.
HOT CONTEST AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, April 6.-The day opened
clear anu coil with prospects that
these conditions would prevail all day.
There are three tickets In the Held for
full snt Of municipal officers and Tbs
contest IL II bot one. The Republican,,
with Henry u egenhein up tor mayor,
divide tie n.uurs with the two Demo.
cratic iac,ious. Edwin Harrison
heGua the regular Democratic ticket
while Lee Meriwether Is the NOMINEES
for mayor on the other ticket put ny
by the disRtuntle1 Democrats. By
o'clock hair the ballots in some wRtu,
had been caIt.
CLOUDY AT TOPEKA.
TOPEKA, April objection day
opens cloudy anu threatening. Their,
are only two tickets In the field, Re
publican and Citizins'. a large mum
Der OF women registered.
ONLY LOCAL ISSUES.
MILWAUKEE, April o - fhe westhe
was clvudy. Nothing Dut local issuei
are involved la the village anu city
elections throughout the state.
A CONTEST BETWEEN GOLD AND
SILVER.
QUIAoY, His, April 6,-The day
Was lair ana ths vote large. The co =
test was mainly between gOldites AMI
silver men anu was very close thgugh
the city usually lie Democratic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-06

STOCKTON, Cal. April &C. F.
Kltupler, who killed L. X. ID Idge and
AK. Borland At New Hope ak
weeks ago and has since been In the
clunty jail here, hanged himself In
his celltnis morning with handker.
chief tied to grazing OF the window.
He wSs dead whoa found.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-06

ST. PAUL, April 8.-Wsrren J.
Lynch VIM has been In charge OF the
passenger department OF the Big -Four
railroad at this point, has been up.
pointed assistant general passenger
agent OF the Big -Four, with head
quarters at Cincinnati. The appoint.
ment 10 effective April 18th.
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MARROW E,oArE rHon DEATH
Terrible Experience of an Ensign on
thu Hattiesnip Puritan.

New YORK, April 6.-For seven
houIs Ensign g. L.. L. stone OF the
Goa defense blltieship Puritan fought
for air anu liie IN wsteT-!ight COM
pariment OF that vessel last Saturday.
The story OF his narrow escape iiom
death by asphy x.ation In the foul
atmosphere was told today for the irst
time. Ensign Stone ID member Of
the prominent Georgia family OF that
lame anu the writer for Captain
George l.. Bartlett, who is In com.
nand OF the bAttleship. The ensign
was placed In charge Of u squad OF
i've men detailed to descend into the
double bottom OF the Puritan anu In.
spect and clean II. When the men
came out they olosed all the hatche,,
not knowing that Stone had been
left behind In one Of the compArt-
ments. Several hours later u seaman
hoard a faint tapping on ole Of tue
matches. He listened and IL was
repeated more iaintiy. He reported It
ana then II WAS realized that 1t might
have come from Stone WIN was
missing for s1mo time. The screws
were removed and the hatch lifted.
At the very mouth OF the opsDing
they ssw the white, upturned face OF
the ensign. He hal pressed his 1ips
close to the small cover OF his prison
IN his efforts 10 obtain fresh air. He
was huff unc0nscious, but sill had
sufficient presence OF mind to cling to
the ladder. In one hanu, tightly
gripped, was u ehOe which he had
removed and II was with this that he
had wrapped Tor hours On the ceiling
OF his cell.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-06

ATHENS, April 5.--rne Greek press
declares with one voice that In the
event OF the powers attempting II
drive him out OF Crete. Col. Vassos
Will retire to the mountains near
Sphskis, where, with the aid OF the
Insurgents, he will resist to the last the
ATTACKS uf the foreign troops.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-06

ELAssoSA, Macedonia, April g.
Edhem Pa,ha, the Turkish comman.
uer.in.chief, issued orders last night
similar to thUse OF Crown Prince
Constantine, the Greek oOmmsnder-
in.chiei, issued yesterday to troops.
Elhem Psshs nolds tho Turkish
aoldiers on the frontier responsible for
any untowRrd act,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-06

Sheriff Belnap and Deputy SberIa
Ballantyne brought down WiIlian.
Edison, een,enoed to ten years in H.
State prison by Judge Rolapp yes,a,s
day for attempting to kill Miss Lin
OF. 'e
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-06
THE ,EuEssIoN or CYCLISTS.
Looked Upon nv n Move in The Right
Direction.

CHICAGO, April 6.-LocAl cyclists
LOOK On tue sec .sslon OF the California
cyclists as a move In the right direc-
ton. IL IL conceded that similar
action by one OF tho Chicago ciubs
would meet with support IN every
city OF the state, George X. Bsrretps
formation Of Sunday racing league,
with headquarters here, is eS pected to
open hostihties with the l. A w.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-06

WAsHINGToN, April 6.-Theudore
Roosevelt has been nominated as
assistant secretary OF the navy.
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BRYAN sEEs THE WHITE HOUSE
He Exchange. CourtesieA win sis
Late Opponsnt.

WAsHISoToS, April 6.-B'yaD, tho
late Democratic candidate for PTesl-
dent, called at the White House today
with Repre- eDtalive McMillen, Ten n 4,
anu A tlrney General smith, Neb,, to
psy his Tespectn n bis late oppo 1snt.
He wac greeted W ,tmly by Me X n o..
The latter lad he had received copy
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BALTIMORE, MI, April 6.-The
pier Of the CoosolidaIed Coal company
collapsed this morulng anu fifteen al
cars were precipitatod into the hsrbOr.
NOone was hutt.