The H. B. Rawson

ADAMS, District Judge.

This was a cause of collision happening in the North River in the vicinity of the Battery about 7 o’clock P. M. on the oth day of September, 1905, between the Steamship Prinz Adalbert, bound from sea to her pier at Hoboken, and the Scow Orleans, belonging to the Bouker Contracting Company, being towed on a hawser, in company with another scow, No. 32, just ahead of her, by the Tug H. B. Rawson, from the foot of Canal Street, New York City, to Barren Island. The tide was ebb and the weather clear. The steamer struck the scow on the bow near her port side, cutting into her…