The evening world. Newspaper, April 18, 1918, Page 9

arene , SOLDIERS FIGHT $10,000 BLAZEON GOVERNORS ISLAND Cannon was vu Burned. While smoke was still ascending @rnors Island to Gen, ‘William A. Mann, Department of the Fast, Major began an investigation as to the origin of the caused $10,000 damage. A sentry on the military reserva. tion late last night saw flames shoot. ing from a window in an attic of the barracks, firo warning. This diately followed by two cannon shots, which were heard throughout the lower sections of the city and caused considerable excitement and a rumor of “trouble” in the harbor, Three thousand soldiers on Gov- ornors Island turned out, but after an | |k unsuccessful attemp to extinguish the flames, sent a call for aid to Fire | | Chief Kenlon, Deputy Chief Worth, | in charge of the Marine Division, when he reached the island, called for more apparatus and the fire boats Georgo G. McClellan and Zophar Mills were reinforced by two engines | and a truck, ‘ | It was reported that the fire was }| } caused by spontaneous combustion in | { goods stored in the attic of the || } building. | ——-—-> SEEK LIABILITY RELEASE | FOR LOSS OF LUSITANIA Hearing of Cunard Company's Pe-| aa Sie bal tition Establishes Conclusively | No Munitions Were Aboard ) The hearing of the petition of the Company to be re- umship eved of abil damages on ae-| count of the sinking of the Lusitania, with its great loss of and property, | | was resu to-day Admiralty Division United District Court before Judge Julius M, Mayer. | Wt one tine to the effect carried arms and ammuniti nw awn, as] far as the court record s and the| * Lusitania stands in this case simply as| | eq ® Merchant vessel enga 9°" tng passengers and freight for present hearing is on this issue @ Was tho Lusitania’s destruction the wanton act of the on enemy or | in transport- The comm were the ag petitioning com- | |By pany 51 y negligence?” | [5d Among the witnesses examined to-| |BY day was Andrew M. 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Chief Master of Arms Alphonse Sava testified that the prisone ferent stort fire which destroyed the bullding and just he [his poe! Inspector Owen Egan, an expert on} combustibles, and A. 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