The evening world., 1910-12-22
FTREMEN,
ONE POLICEMAN,
QUAKER CITY DEAD.

known dead. 10 nfcment and I policeman
and more than 30 injured. of whom %
are stlll In hospitals, Is the record OF
last nights fire at the leather factory
OF Daniel Friedlander In this city.
The city officials bcllve they have ac-
counted for all tho men who were at
work at the FIRE when the several walls
OF the hve-story building fell In on them.
The monetary loss will not exceed
$4,000.
or the injured several are In n critical
condition and may die. Most OF those
hurt. however. received wounds OF a
minor character.
What IL believed 10 be the last body
in the ruins was taken from the ice
coated mass OF debris shortly before
noon. The officials then declared that
they thought all men had been ac-
counted for, hut gave orders to clear
the ruins to make sure no other VIC
tins were In the place.
The lead are:
Pass. Thomas, Engine Company
no. 10.
Parks, Samuel, iaddsrman, Truck A.
Cells. Norris, policeman.
Collins, yohn, Truck 20. q.
nfackinsky, George, Truck no. 7.
Dslm4rs, william. Truok no. I.
Carroll. John r, Engine Company
10. Q.
xaibsrsr. Fred. assistant foreman,
Engine Company No. o.
TO. Al.
Bertoist. Harry. Engine Company
no. -.
stuart, Robert. fireman; died in hos.
pital.
Kill, Charles. fireman.
Hoffman, william, fireman.
whiting, August, foreman Of
Engine Company No. 10, died In
hospital.
A Remarkable Rescue.
A remarkable feature Of the rescue
work was the saving Of William Glazier
OF Engine Company No. 6 after twelve
hours work. lie was held prisoner by
the machinery which had crushed his
legs. A huge t%arpaulln was dragged In
and so placed that he was partly pro-
tec,ed from the water which was Icing
thrown upon the smouldering ruins.
From 9 o'clock men worked steadily
above and around him. carefully NOV
ing the machinery and beams which
pinned him down. At half hour inter-
vals medicine. st!mulants and liquid
food were fed to him through n rubbs'
tube.
Many OF the injured were able to eN'
tricate themselves. Others were pulled
out by n leg. and some men could bs
seen but could not be reached. Glaciers
head was first seen under the manglrd
body OF Fireman Charles Edelmon'
When the imprisoned man was nrsi
found he called out:
I'm feeling pretty good. I'll hold ou'
as long as l can
Father Englert Of 81. Peters Cathotk
Church was .ent for. and 80 cfept a.
close to Glazler AS he could and admin
istered to his spiritual comfort. yltsts
Am I going TO die. do you ,fhfnkY
asked Glazier OF Or. II. -. pwens
chief surgeon OF the city tam.
mo, old man. Not II bit of H." res
pended n surgeon cheer!ly. WEI
going TO save you. You'll get a Christ
mas. dinner"
hut. doctor. for Gods sake. hurry.
urged Glazier: Il can't hold out muci
longer, you know. But III 1 ue, "
added. proudly. "Til die game"
showercl With Bricks.
Once an effort was made to shiel'
Glazler from a possible fail OF debri
In the work OF rescue. Two Jacks wer
. put In place and across these the fire
men attempted to lay u board while
would form "A shield.
But something slipped. Before tn
board could be adjusted more brick
!, and mortar tumbled down on him. an
] his face was contorted with pain.
II can't hold out much lonEer"' h
cried; Il can't hold out much longer!
Cheer up, boy" shouted one Of tn
r physicians, Were getting YOU"
9 "All right; III grin and bear It!
. Glaz!er gritted out. and he actuali
! laughed.
Before ndon he had been frr"d {
. everything eKcnp. n big beam acres
: one foot. Police surgeons sho had I'd
mIaisterod stimuiants AMI drug
G through the morning got an 0xyPe
tank and kept pumping oxyge
r Into him Anotnor tube was run clo'
= 10 his face to take away the bad a
uae "a third tube carried more stlmu
c ants to him.
Finally the beam was raised {.
enough TO release Giazier, \ chcor wei
n W from hremen and the onormol
crowd Of spectators. who had stood Il
hour In the freezing old. wlon u
linn farm, UNA Iftai unN, n etra,rhn