The evening world. Newspaper, August 25, 1921, Page 12

| F | ' THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, Leviathan as She Aprears To- -Day, Enveloped ? ARMYPIERSFIRE LEVIATHAN SAVED’: poured a flood ux Major Galbraith Discredits Re-| ena ot rice 7. . | ing tons of water . while 4 i That Blaze ‘Was of In qthe New Yorker backed up the Duane ned by t cendiary Origin, between Pier 6 and the Leviathan 1 with « Ee All three boats were under the com. |, AV0tt fifty cases of rifle % Board of Inquiry was convened mand of Deputy Chief Worth, who directed them part of the time from to-@ay! at Hoboken by Gen. Grote Hufechinson to investigate the fire destroyed the greater part of the) Hoboken Army Base yesterday than. The loss is estimated at) $1,000,000 on the army property and ‘on the Leviathan, ' Repofts that the fire was of incen- | t 4lafy origin are discredited by Major | i Q@a®raith, in charge of a detachment | bo: of @he 13th Infantry stationed the y Base, Two workmen on Pier No, 4 s&w a@ btue fash at the end of Pier No. § at 6.28 o'clock and two minutes| piers > dat the pier, dry as ti abli ‘Watohmen on the Lev Gaw the flash. rs No. 5 and No. 6 were dp- stroped, with the Army Administra- on’ tion Building and its documents, the barracks and the machine shop back |The two piers were ot Pler No. 5, buildings dam with several smaller |t ed. The giant steam- | ship Leviathan, bedded on the river! the fire was the de Army Transport Headquarters build ottom ai low tide so she could not 4 be towed out, was scorched, but not | seriously damared. Ce The.bodies of 4,700 soldier dead fying in flag draped teadgn ce: on Pier No. 4 were moved for them from sparks und water A man who gave the name of Al- bert Kraemer, forty-two years old, 0 No. 166 Essex Street, this city, was| arrested at the scene of the fire eariy to-day on a charge of disorderly con- duct by Detectives Jackson and Cun ningham of the civilian guard, whc thought his actions suspicious. He insisted only curiosity had bron, him to the scene and that he was in! Passaic last night. Sixty thousand dollars was taken from the pay office to Police He; quarters in Hoboken, where Michael! Fitagerald, thrice deourated in y service and now a member of civilian guard, sat on the currency | and kept a revetver in bis lap. The difficulties of the fire were greatly increased wh burning of electric wires formers plunged the wh darkness and the bursti main cut off the supply « the engines and put all Hy danger, There 1s no doube i? ter would have assumed much proportions but for the timely ; fireboats and a searchlight fim New York and (We destruction of th seemed certain, several out into the it was recalled that ex: top of flood agroynd in her been, beld since mapent crew aboard Gibbs, custodian of the half of the Shipping Pc aren je her uppe to tow he The per-| under W. F. t In be- the shore, 80 as to k the progress of the war heroes brought & ing and damaged the steamship| at home, were members of the {a herculean task ety ond other departments. A to the river exid of the pier, and ait |#0ldiers quartered in the barracks Irs the flags were removed to protect |@! Ww By Smoke From the Ruins of Hoboken Army Piers ‘sess ic weve wor in 1921, . R |SIX MEN HURT WHEN ROOF COLLAPSES. 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Omi and starboard nozi s army lings, cr and all, the may water barrage, which, with the 1) wae moved. a shift in the wind, ne Levia- | Althoug than. Up and down the slip she es op spraying the sides of the Le. | \(tehon) ard. 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