The Lansdowne
District Court, E.D. Michigan
In Admiralty. Libel and cross libel for collision.
1Opinion of the Court
SWAFT, District Judge.
About 12:30 a. m., August 6, 1899, the car ferry Lansdowne, while on her trip from the slip at Windsor for her .slip at 18ijf street, Detroit, came into collision with the steamer W. B. Morley, coal laden, and bound up, the Detroit river. The car ferry is a registered Canadian steam vessel, 318 feet long, 41 feet beam, and at the time of the collision was fully laden with freight cars. *437The .Morley is an enrolled and licensed American steamer, 275 feet long, and of 2,000 tons burden, and was laden with a cargo of coal. The night was starlit, and the weather clear. The…
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