The Tourist
District Court, D. Maine
In Admiralty. Libel by James L. McCarrick against the steamer Tourist and Oscar C. Randall.
1Opinion of the Court
HALE, District Judge.
On July 30, 1919, the libelant was a passenger on the respondent steamer on a passage from Portland to the Gurnet in Casco Bay. Accompanied by his wife, -be boarded the steamer at Eorest City Landing, Peales Island, and took his seat on the stationary bench running from the after side of the gangway on the port side; soon after starting he changed seats with his wife, and sat at the end of the seat nearest to the gangway, his wife sitting next to him; he retained this position until the time of the injury. The steamer is of the burden of 33 tons gross, about 56 feet long,…
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