THE IMPERATOR'S FIRE.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 99, 30 August 1913, Page 5

THE IMPERATOR'S FIRE.

SA [LING NOT INTERRUPTED. i By Electric Telegraph—Copyrigui { Unjte]) Fresh Absolution. 1 London, August 29.

The damage to the Imperator is les; than was anticipated. Her regular sailings will not be interrupted.

THE SECOND OFFICER'S DEATH

(Received 9.35 a.m.) London, August 29. English newspapers give stirring details of the Irnperator's lire The second officer' Gobrecht, who was standing on the bridge looking through a glass-covered fire alarm containing thirty-three tubes connected with various parts of the ship, observed smoke in one tube. He touched a button automatically directing jets of steam into the burning rooms, and then equipped himself and others with smoke helmets. He was overcome by the fumes, being wedgec. in by the bunker door, which automatically do sod. The brigade reached Gobrechl and made desperate efforts to extricate him, but were forced to abandon them.

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