Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey v. Glendola S. S. Corp.

L. HAND, Circuit Judge.

The libelant’s steamer, Tilford, on the twenty-third day of April, 1925, was bound up the Cape Fear river for her pier in the city of Wilmington, North Carolina. When about two miles below the city she came into' collision with the claimant’s ship, Glendola, bound out, in which she was injured on her port bow, her plates being so bent that the seams opened, and her' cargo of gasoline began to spurt from her side into the water. The circumstances were such as to persuade us that the Glendola was alone at fault, and we held her liable for the whole damages. 20 F.(2d)…