The Adventuress
District Court, D. Massachusetts
In Admiralty. Suit by Alfred E. Connors, owner of the launch Rover, against the yacht Adventuress.
1Opinion of the Court
HALE, District Judge.
[1] The libelant, surviving partner of the firm of Conners Bros., owner of the launch Rover, claims compensation for damages to that launch, sustained in consequence of her being cut adrift'from her mooring at Bar Harbor, Me., by the crew of the yacht Adventuress, on the night of July 28, 1911.
The Rover was known as a cabin launch, and was about 44 feet in length; her beam was 8 to 9 feet; she drew from 4 to 4% feet of water.
The Adventuress is an auxiliary schooner about 50 feet in length, 15 feet beam; her draft is 7 feet, and she is equipped with a 25 to 50 horse power…
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