The Barge 123
District Court, D. Massachusetts
In Admiralty. Libel by John E. Owen against barge No. 123, together with cross-libel by the Standard Transportation Company against the Llanberis Steamship Company, Limited. In Case No. 1448: In Case No. 1580:
1Opinion of the Court
MORTON, District Judge.
This case arises out of a collision between the British steamship Llanberis and barge 123, which occurred on January 23, 1916, about 2:50 a. m., in President Roads, Boston Harbor, on the north side of the channel.
The doubt which might otherwise exist concerning the facts is largely removed by the testimony of the pilot, Rogers. The steamer came in, in his- charge, and anchored about 6:30 on the previous evening. The barge came in about 2 a. m. that night, and anchored about 1,000 feet to leeward of the steamer. The wind was then fresh from, the northwest; it soon…
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