The Elmira
District Court, E.D. Michigan
1Opinion of the Court
BROWN, District Judge.
It seems the propeller left Tonawanda with a supply of fuel insufficient to take her through to the river, and although she may have been guilty of fault in that particular, it did not contribute to the subsequent loss in any such sense as would make the propeller responsible therefor. After reaching Long point the wind which had been to the northward veered around to the southward, and the propeller took her course along the south shore until she reached Cleveland. The weather during the day had been threatening but not stormy, and the master of the propeller decided to…
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