Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit May 8, 1900, No. 908 (Smith v. Elmer E. Wood Transp. Co.)

PER CURIAM.

The pleadings and proof in the record are such that we cannot, we think, justly make a final disposition of the case. The libel does not state the case with such fullness as to conform to the rules. This failure, however, to fully state the case, in the absence of a design to suppress material facts, should not he fatal to the right to relief. The Syracuse, 12 Wall. 167, 173, 20 L. Ed.