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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-15
INDIANA OBITUARY.
Rev. William G. Bowen, Aged NJ. f.
Minister.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
NEW CASTLE, Ind, June 14.-Rev. Will
liam c. Bowen, Familiarity known as
Rather" Bowen, or Uncle Billy" died at
the home of his son-in-law, County Clerk
L. A. Williams, in this city this morning
after three weeks illness. He was born
in Lebanon, o., Oct II. 1876, and when six
years old moved to Wayne county Indiana,
where he lived until 1875 when he came to
Henry county. He united with the Metho-
dist Church in 1888 and in 1910 Rev. Angus
tus Eddy licensed him to preach. In 1912 he
was ordained a local elder by Bishop Ames
There is probably not one town or village
in Henry; Wayne or Randolph counties
where Father Bowen has not preached
He, leaves three daughters, Mrs. Williams
and Mrs. G.. w. Bunch, of this city, and
Mrs. Lee Ault of Hagerstown. The funeral
will be held at the M. E. Church in this
city Thursday at 1890 a. m. Interment at
Hagerstown, where services will also be
held at 2:3O p. m. DR.. M. Mahin and Rev.
II. j. Norris will have charge of the funeral.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-15
FOR THE PHILIPPINES.
Captain Black Sent Fifteen Recruits
from indianapolis Yesterday.

Captain William Black yesterday re-
cruited the heavy artillery with fifteen men
and sent them all TO the Presidio at San
Francisco. last night, over the Big Four
by way of Chicago and the Union Pacific.
All of the men from Indiana, as follows:
Osceola Mendenhall. Indianapolis Samuel
c. Seibert, indianapolis. Henry E. Hoffman,
Indianapolis Fred w. Bowen, indianapolis:
Orville Wood, Indianapolis Elzie r. Part
low, Indianapolis; John l.. Cronin, Indian
apolis; Robert Layman. Spencer; William
f. Baumann, Spencer; Thad G. Brighton.
Gosport; David Van Buskirk, Gosport
Clarence r. Jones, Milroy; Harry Suddit
North Vernon George o. Beck, Carbon
Patrick j. Keefe Kentland.
The hospital corps of the regulars was
Emil c. Aurin. M. D., and Edwin II. Kim
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DR.. Ridpath VIII Not Return.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, June Att has
been virtually decided that Samuel r. Ham
i'll is to be the Democratic candidate for
Congress in the Fifth district This county
is TO back him, and that virtually insures
his nomination He was formerly a law part
ner of Congressman Faris, who will be his
opponent in the race. The Populists of the
district have been hoping they would be able
TO get Prof. John Clark Ridpath TO return
from New York to make the race again,
but the latest advices from him are that
he cannot do it. The Democrats are trying
to keep the Populists from nominating a
third candidate, and as Hamill is satisfac-
tory to them on the money question, they
will probably accept him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-15
LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION.
Engineer Killed and Other Railway
Employees Fatally Injured.

IRONTON, o., June 14.-The iron railway
engine John Campbell blew up to-day on
the incline above the city. The casualties
follow: Engineer Robert Roys, killed; Con-
ductor Charles Meyers, head cut and Sc
riously injured; Fireman Andy Foitler, so
badly scalded he will die; Brakeman Hob
bic fatally injured; Brakeman Charles
Tuilga cut and bruised, serious. The front
of the boiler was blown up over the river
hank and through a barn, narrowly miss
ing a dwelling The engine was blown TO
atoms. The cause of accident is unknown.
All the men are residents of lronton. The
body of the engineer has not been found.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-15
CITY NEWS NOTES.

The house at "a Sheffield avenue, owned
by DIR. McCurdy and occupied by Slade
Simmons, was damaged to the amount of
$500 early yesterday morning by fire of UNI
known origin.
Fannie Green, seventeen years old, was
arrested yesterday by Detectives Gerber
and Morgan on a charge of grand larceny.
Nellie Green, her aunt, living at No. SIS
East Washington street. charges that the
girl stole from her diamond ring, a brace
let, velvet jacket and silk dress. The
detectives recovered the articles.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-15
Rain Spells Field SPORTS.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal
FRANKLIN, Ind, June 14-Frien6s OF
Franklin College are arriving on every train
to attend the commencement exercises. The
board has been in session to-day and has
considered several important matters
among which is the erection of new build
ings. A heavy rain this afternoon necessi-
tated the postponement of field day exer-
cises until Tomorrow The class day eXer-
cises were held at the opera house tonight,
Macbeth Up TO Date" being presented. The
juniors had seats in the parquette and en-
livened affairs by class songs and good
humored disturbances
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MARION, Ind, June H.-When Postoffice
Inspector William Fletcher called on Post
master William Lyle at Gas City yester-
day. he found that his visit was rather un-
expected, and as result Postmaster Lyle
telegraphed his resignation to Washington.
Lyle was appointed by President Cleveland
over three years ago. He was really a resi-
dent of Upland at the time of his appoint
ment, which occasioned considerable diSsat-
isfaction at Gas City at the time. He was a
candidate for the nomination for mayor be-
fore the Democratic convention, but was de-
feated,
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phone Company to operate a line in this
city. A number of years ago the Bell peo-
pie deserted the field here on the plea OF
ncnsupport and their poles and wires were
removed. The Stronger system was then
introduced and has been successfully OPP
Grated by home company. Recently. how
ever it was turned into hello exchange in
order to connect with lines running from
here to neighboring counties. 1t is expected
that the granting of another franchise TO
telephone rates.
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!: CONVICTION, Ind, June 14.-Mr Murphy
Lewis, aged sixty-eight, was found dead in
bed this morning at Rosedale Mr.. Lewis
was born in North Carolina, but moved to
Indiana while he was still a youth. He was
member of the G. A. r. and was recorder
of Fountain county for eight years. He
leaves nine sons. all grown, one of whom is
Attorney o. P. Lewis. of this city.
RIDGEVILLE, Ind, June 14.--Sarah Boy
er, wife of Charles Boyer, residing near
Palmer's Station, Jay county, died yester-
day, aged ninety-two. She was born in
Montgomery county, Ohio, in 1906. and was
married in 1882 and moved to the farm on
which she lived and died in 1889. She leaves
husband, now lightweight years old, three
sons and one daughter
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND, Ind, June H.-Judge Fox, OF
Richmond, again opened the trial of the
Salamonie dredge petition in the Jay Cir
cult Court to-day and a count was begun
of the names on the petition and remon-
strances. The latter now claims to have
the best OF it. The improvement as pro-
posed would affect over hundred thousand
acres of farm land and ten thousand town
and city lots. It's cost has been variouslS
estimated from one hundred thousand tC
five hundred thousand dollars. Farmers
along the route are bitterly opposing it.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-15
The Benbow Reunion.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, June 1.-THE first annual
reunion of the numerous members of the
Benbow family began in Muncie to-day and
it Is estimated that there will be at least
seven hundred members of the family pres
ent Among them will be Ex-Governor J. P.
Berkey, of Wisconsin, an ex-mayor of st.
Louis. The family tree dates back to Wales,
about six centuries ago, and at this meet
ing steps will be taken to look after large
estates left in that country and which
members of the family never secured. Six
representatives of the family from Wales
and England have crossed the ocean and
are present to report what they have
learned
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-15
BUILDINGS SHAKEN.
Earthquake Shocks in Southern Indi-
ana, Kentucky and Tennessee.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. June n.-A distinct
earthquake shock was felt here at about
$50 o'clock this morning. 1t was perceptible
in the taller buildings of the city.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June IA distinct
earthquake shock lasting about two min
utes was felt here at 1923 o'clock this morn
ing.
PADUCAH, KY, June 1-A distinct
earthquake was felt here and throughout
this part of the State al $3.50 a. m. In some
parts of the city the shock moved dishes
and furniture.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
= MONTPELIER. Ind, June lathe runs
of oil from the Indiana and Ohio fields for
May were 1889 brls day, or 81 brls below
the average for April. The Indiana and
Ohio shipments have been very large for the
past three months. The March average was
71,066 brls a day, and is the largest on
record. The shipments for the entire year
of 1897 averaged 6O6S3 brls a day.
The net stocks of Indiana and Ohio oil
have been steadily decreasing since last
November. During May there was falling
off of ,404 brls. The stocks were 1906 927
brls on May 81, which was lower than any
point reached since May 1895. On May 81
the credit balances footed up 3,1O592 brls.
Following is a summary report of Indiana
and Ohio oil at the close of business May
81, 1898:
Gross stocks ................. %, o06, 0S7. 81
Sediment and surplus $500. 400. 1872 "a
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-15

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WABASH, Ind, June H-Beginning with
July l the Wabash postoffice will be rated
as a second-class office, the department
having just notified Postmaster Wood IL is
entitled to that rating because of the in
creased receipts for the year just ending.
The salary of Postmaster Wood is advanced
from 81, 800 to 81, 400 per annum.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-15
Th. pre.ident VIII visit ohio.

DELAWARE. O., June H.-Hon. d. S.
Gray vice president of the Pennsylvania
lines. has placed a private car at the dis
posal of President Mckinley. who has prom
ised to attend the centennial of Ohio Meth
odsm which will be celebrated here next
week The train will leave Washington at
3:45 Monday afternoon, arriving in this city
the following morning The Presidents re-
ception occurs on Tuesday evening. after
which he will leave for Washington ar
irving there Wednesday morning.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-15
NORRIs's FINISH.
Arrested for Assaultingj n Girl-Hi.
Love PhiIter Business.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ANDERSON, Ind, June 14-J. H. Norris,
a newspaper man, who formerly worked
all the South, but lately, under the
alias of Prof. Van Wagner, has been
clairvoyant in Indiana and Ohio, was ar
rested here tonight, charged with felonious
assault on a ten-year-old girl. Many letters
were found on him. He has been working
the love-powder trick and, his letters are
from women in many cities, who are using
his powders on men. One from a Shelby
willie woman is especially interesting. She
says she is having success with her powders
and is about to get her man.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-15
Mrs. Sage shoots Mrs. weaver.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WABASH. Ind, June 14.-Mrs. William
Weaver, wife of bartender, was seriously
wounded yesterday. Mrs. Weaver. with her
husband and some friends, were picnicking,
and Mrs. Noah Sage playfully leveled at
her a flobert rifle The weapon was dis
charged and the ball entered Mrs. Weaver's
abdomen. Surgeons have been unable to
find the bullet
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-15
Freight wreck at Anderson.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind, June 1.-THE Big Four
and Chicago & Southeastern freight trains
came together on crossing here tonight.
The Big Four engine and several cars were
demolished and several hogs killed. No
trainmen were injured.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-15

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND, Ind, June 4.--Herman Rob-
bins, of Mill Grove, who sued Peterson and
others for $3.50 damages on the allegation
that they circulated a petition to the eff
feet that he was negligent in his duties
railroad agent and caused his discharge
was given $25 damages by a jury this aft
erEoOE.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-15
CAPTAIN Pegg,s Regiment.
the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.

optCIaI 10 lHe IIuIaHapOIs JOUIHdI.
ROCKVILLE. Ind, June 4.-Captain
Nelson Pegg. of Winchester, of the Nine
teenth Indiana Volunteers, is quietly or
ganizing a regiment of infantry to be put
into the field as soon as Governor Mount
shall decide to add other regiments under
the second call.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-15
Attemnted Snicide.

Sid Taylor. girl who lives in Bert Bru-
ners house at 326 West Court street at
tempted to end her life with morphine yes
terday afternoon. Drs. Morgan and Shobe.
of the Indiana Medical College Dispensary,
prevented her death after several hours
work.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-15

Maud Hovey, Agatha Selig, Gertrude
Kantrowitz. JOY Brown and Jeanette Alex
ander. the six little girls who gave the
charity fair. and lawn fete realized SIS
They have been busy buying provisions
shoes and clothing and distributing them
among the poor.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-15
Receiver for an EIwood Company.

Special to the indianapolis Journal. 1
ANDERSON, Ind, June 14-C. K. McCol-
Tough, of this city, was to-day placed in
charge of the affairs of the Elwood Box
Company, at Elwood, as receiver. The
property is valued at SIS 900 and liabilities
are estimated a SO 900.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-15
Two Men Drowned while SEEMING.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS, Ind June H.-Albert Iris .
Ter and Raleigh Ryker. of Hope. were
drowned in Flat Rock. near Clifford. this
afternoon. Trisler. Ryker and four COM
panions were SEEMING in Flat Rock to-day
and in the afternoon attempted to swim
across deep hole in the river. They be-
came exhausted in the middle of the river
and turned TO swim ashore, but Trickler
and Ryker were drowned in the attempt.
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ball, medical student, both of this city
and Fred c. Hurt, a medical student, of
Fort Wayne
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-15

The Progress Clothing Store will publish
every morning some event of national i'm
portance Look for it in their ad on eighth
page
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-15
II. P.WaSSOn&CO.
EDUCATIONAI,.
Summer Law School

There will be six weeks SUMMER term
of the Indiana University School OF Law,
conducted by members of the law faculty,
Term commences June 16, 1898. For further
information write to the registrar of the
university, Bloomington, Ind.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-15
Bell TeIephOnes for Lnporte.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal
LAPORTE, Ind. June 14.-Last night the
Council granted franchise to the Bell Tele-
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-11-02
Dakotd-nyheter.

Fran Pierre, s. D., formales tors
days hafva utgatt ett det st6rsta krea-
turstag, som nagonsin blifvit utsandt,
bestaende af 25 vagnar, dragna af tire
lokomotiv
AnkIagad OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Nor
thern Paciac-banans agent vid Leo
nard, N. D., Alfred Airth arresterades
| onsdags pa anklagelse att hafva for
snillat S275. Hans vanner tro honom
vara oskyldig.
lnbrottsst6ld. Tjufvar br0to sig /
torsdagsnatt in Northwestern depot
Aberdeen, s. D., och genomsokande he.
la huset uppbroto de &tskilliga koffer-
tar och bortstulo On del af deras inne.
hall. De hafva icke kunnat ertappas.
Frlkand banktjensteman. II. F. Mil.
Ter, president for den instAlda "Oiti
zens National Bank" / Fargo, N. D.,
ooh som under de senaste iva veckor-
ma undergatt ransakning inf0r F0ren.
ia Staternas distriktratt pa ej mindre
an ire anklagelser for brottsligt f0rfa-
rande, har nu blifvit af juryn frikand.
Malet fraga har varit af sarskildt In
tresse inom hela staten.
Fran Yankton, S. D. Embetsman-
nen for statens fair" association s..
D. hafva just nu afslutat sina rAken-
skaper 0fver inkomsterna och utgifter-
ma vid den sista utstallningen, hvarvid
visas att associationen ar rakat
81 66698 skuld, hvilket torde hafva sin
grund dels den under utstallningen
radande daliga vaderleken och dels sd
som en- fold af den stora Omaha-ut-
stallninRen.
Eft uppmuntrande resuItat. George
B. Whiting nara Yankton. s. D., plan-s
terade varas pa forsok en- mAngd soc-
kerbetor med som det synes ett myc-
ket tillfredsstallande resultat. Helt
nyligen erholl han fran direkt0ren vid
Forenta Staternas experimentation
/ Brookings, 9. D.. James Fl. Shepard,
svar r0rande resultatet vid betornas
analysering, hvllket utvisade 20 pro.
cent socker saften ooh OFT renadt.
Som IL procent socker ooh renadt
anses som ett mycket godt resultat, ar
delta nu visade sArskildt uppmuntran-
de for ALA som aro intresserade for
misunderstanding.
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G111dha1sbandet

Or namnet pa var nya, innevarande
Eeckas mr.. pab6rjade f0ljetong Be-
rattelsen utg6r en- romantiserad histo
risk skildring fran medeltiden at var
beromde svenske skriftstallare Georg
G. Ssarbdck, ett f0rfattarenamn, som
borgar for att arbetet ar gediget och
intressant, hvarf6r det ar alldeles obe-
hofigt att delta summarizing soka
framhalla dess manga fortjenster. Go
da foljetonger ar hvad den lasande all
manheten 0nskar, och derf0r motse vi
afven att denna t0rtrdf1iga berdttelse
skall Okla MINI. STATS TIDN1NGs redan
f0rut talrika lasekrets, sarskildt som
nya prenumeranter for blott En- dolla,
kunna erha)la tidningen fran och med
den nya foljetongens borjan till nasta
ars slut.
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WisConsin-nyheter.
Till postlmastare Deerfeld har N.
@. Larson blifvit utnamd.

Till pOstmastare i Deerfield har N.
g. Larson blifvit utnamd.
EIdsvada. ED f0rstorde tisdags (.
v. A., Coons handelsbod vid Haugen, 7
mil norr ON Rice Lake. Farlusten be-
rAknas till omkring S5, 900. Ingen for
sAkring.
Dyrt upptag. For ett valdsamt 8. k.
charivari vid ett br0llop Galesville
flngo torsdags atskilliga yra ungdo.
mar betala leken infor domaren med
inemot 500. ''--~.'-. --.4.~s,.,... ...-.......
DJm1 m0rdare. John O'Donnell
domdes tisdags q. d. Eau Claire fol
mord pa sin hustru medels' stly1nin
till lifstids fangelse och affordes ge'
mast till Waupun.
Brunnen skolbyggnad. Den annu
icke fullt fardiga Stephenson Science
Hall vid Lawrence universitetet APP
pleton nedbrann torsdags. F0rlustep
anslas till s15 OOO som delvis betackes
genom f0rsAkring
Fran Cumberland meddelas, att rat
tegangar for olika skadestands belopp,
uppgaende till ungefar 100000 ha an
hangiggjorts mot @. s. & P. M. & o.
jernvAgsbolaget, hvilket anses vara an
svarigt for de sista f6rharjande skogs-
eldarne.
West superior-notlser. Atskilliga
postst0lder hafva nyligen forekommit
vid 0stra Minnesota depot South Su-
perior och Forenta Staternas myndig-
heter hafva slutligen arresterat e. D.
Stevens pa anklagelse att hafva opp.
nat postsackar. Det tros att atskilliga
andra aro invecklade / dessa st0lder.
Skall visa lagens kraft. H. H. White,
Stoddard mara La Crosse, har 0ppnat
EFT anklagelsemal mot en- krogare
Frank Brooks, emedan denne drifvit
sin krogr0relse under s6ndagen. Delta
NAL kommer att profva lagens kraft /
fraga ON stadgandet att krogar skola
h&llas stangda under sondagen.
Fran Trade Lake. Sasom en- vanlig
paminnelse till landsmannen inom
Burnett county torde meddelas f0ljan-
de: Enar And. A. Anderson och Ole
Erikson ej erhollo nominationen vid
senaste republikanska county konvent,
utan sedan pa vanners begaran upp-
tradt sasom sjelfstandiga kandtdater,
sd Or det derfor af synnerlig vigt, att
hvarje rostberattigad person gor sig
noga underrattad ON sattet att marka
valsedeln. sd att de ma kunna gifva
dessa personer sin r0st den nov. Ba-
Ida personerna aro sd val bekanta, att
nagot lAngre omnamnande ON dem ar
onodigt. And. A. Anderson har inne-
haft register of deeds sysslan under en-
foljd af ar och har alltid fullgjort sina
embetsaligganden till altman belaten-
het. Han har tillika staff landsman-
nen till tjenst med rad och upplysnin-
gar, mar sadant varit beh6aigt, och det-
Ia utan n&gon vidare ersattning. Ole
Erickson, som under en- termin inne-
haft county clerks sysslan, har oek sar-
skildt gjort sig bemarkt for punktlig-
het vid utforandet af slit embete ooh
derigenom besparat countiet fera ex-
ira utgifter. Det ar derfor at synner-
lig vigt att dessa personer blifva ater-
i valda. %.
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EOnsdagen den Z November 1898.
St. Paul s Minneapolis, Mimi, 4

Sjunken angare. ;Japanska angarer
"Mijigala" sammanstotte forliden ons.
dag nara Kobe, Japan, med er
AMMAN japansk angRre och. gick til
botten med man ooh allt. Eft sextio
tai japanska matroser drunknade.
TIL ito Ars straffarbete hvardera
domdes torsdags il ST. Joseph, Mo.
Herbert Donovan, ,,g Alonzo Artebun
Charles Cook SAINT James och William
Hathaway for det do ranat ett Burling
ton banans tag naraSt. Joseph .sistlid
ne II augus1i. DE d0mda aro helt un-
ga personer och sagas tillhora respek
tabla familjer.
Stipendieresor jorden rundt. En- rik
man har nyligen skankt $4,000 francs
till Sorbonne-univsrsitetet j Frankri.
ke att anvandas tilkstipendier at unge
vetenskapsman, SOM kunna engelska
och 0nska resa jorden rundt. De tven-
ne f0rsta stipendiaterna hafva dagar-
ne arrest fran Paris och aterkomma
ON femton manader, sedan de besokt
England, Nordamerika, Japan, Kina
Indien och Egypten.
Petroleumexport till Sverige. Har.
ON dagen ankom; till Goteborg en- stor
dansk tankangare ''Christiania" fran
New York med 5.657ooo lbs, petroleum
SAINT 1000 st. ekstaf till Vestkustens
Petroleumaktiebolag. - Tyska jern-
skeppet "Theodor Fischer ON l,S0C
tons nixon samtidigt pa Elfsborgs-
fjorden med last af ,7es fat eldfarlig
OLA fran New York. Deraf lossades
1857 fat petroleumaoch 1900 fat nafta
for Vestkustens Aktiebolag Goteborg,
och aterstaende e5po fat skulle lossas
i Helsingborg.