The Campanello

CHATPIELD, District Judge.

The canal boat Hopkins on July 23, 1914, was lying alongside a steam grain elevator, the International, which in turn was moored to the starboard side of the steamer Cam-panello. Cargo had been discharged through the elevator into the Hopkins on the afternoon of that day, the Campan ello having come in from sea in the morning. Work was stopped at about 5 o’clock in the afternoon. The steamer was lying on the eastern side of the concrete pier or abutment which forms the outside boundary of the Atlantic Basin, in Brooklyn. The bow of the steamer extended to the north…