The evening world., 1910-12-22

NnOle llTt company WHICH Ote ltlAtNh ~
iected had somewhat cooled the fallen
a an hour AFTER u haul purleu its
victims, and Seyferlich declared at 1910
a. NJ. that he heard a voice.
Bodie. Are Recovered.
A sbou,od mi brought another
of nremen from nearby
po,t,. who tore n, the pile OF debris
with bare hands, axes and poles in hope
that some OF the men were still alive.
-Four bodies we're recovered IN a few
minutes. They we're:
Joseph Muraweski. plpeman; Patrick
+. Collins, gin captain; Dennis
Doyle. engine captain u an unidehti-
fled pipeman.
Coroner Honman arrived early ana
. empanelled a coroners jury.
a A. the mangled bodies were brought
Sut the %coroner's men Joined the humid
reds OF volunteers who we're aiding the
fuemen.
Out in her Ashland Boulevard home
Mrs. Koran. wife OF the marshal. would
not believed that her husband was dead
until assured by the newspaper re-
porters. Then she tried to speak as
she stood among her four little children,
hut words would not come and she fell
In a swoon.
With the spreading OF news OF the hre.
many devices Tor clearing away the piie
Of smouldering wreekase above the
huddied mass OF dead were sent 10 'he
spot. a wrecking engine on me 'hicsso
and Eastern Illinois railroad Droush' q
derrick. topping oos'ructlng bos cars
INTO the ditch as II came a ROAD scraper
stopped up great masses OF bricks' FIRE
rhcn energetically pushed the great
scoop into the break heap In the nope
of reaching a man whose sroahs cou'd
be heard.
Long before noon Assistant Mrrshal
Scyferlich. on his rounds of the hre. area,
began to ind here and there exhausted
aremen lying prone on the ground.
Some. recovering. started In anew 10
hght the flames. but their efforts were
too feeble to be effective.
The three surviving members OF En-
H.. com,onv No ~. nj the seven who
e." s~.ar, 49, ,.a ,ray .,ri, Il, ~.
hso u"e"Vu NV ~ 80 -"
morning. were sent ho"'e u wv" AN ~
thoroughly worn out they couId scarcely
stand alone. The only member OF the
company Mt for duty Is one who. on his
Vacation last night. got to the FIRE to.
DIV TOO late 10 get into the brunt o,
fhs night.
Mayor Busse's Close CAL.
Y Mayor Busse, discussing with Assls,.
II, Marshal seyferllch the death of
-sxn,,rv linn, Koran. as the mar,,al
ls.- 49,, n, ,ho ci,y ua,i h,a n ,,,.
vs. N"o"n
SOW ESCAPE ~" eNp.o" "
Sepes on the iour'h hoor OF tne putting
fhey were watching threw brieks. Deans
and frozen meat In a shower abou,
them. ,
seyferlich threw himself In front o
~. No. an, ,,ongh Nr Russo "a A.,
"so, ,a.uss a,no., or,.h.I
pvr"s man -,
nun 10 the srouhu IN 'ne e"o'' W s"'e''
him from harm. Then grasp'ng tn'
Mayor by the arm. the Assistant Mar
fhall rushed him away to safety.
by eleven o'clock the news of Koran
death had reached all the nremen, nm,
many OF them sobbed aloud as the
heard II. Those who were detailed L
recover the bodies wept as bits OF cloth
lng OF their lost comrades came to ligh'
iftcrusneu heInet, orousn, UP ~ . s.oo
Lf fhA hin SHrA mar nrnNa1 IN hA fInt a
M,ne Dig seIaps,. pio,eu 10" y
sss'ant ,nlei pur.ouens "mu ue
49, wotneIs con.y'.eu '.eu a."
WIN 'es's ''e"""s WV" '' law
If4 The lead n Mlsein9.
Iffhe following are the known dead
iysmes Koran. fire marshal: william
BHrroughs. assistant marshall: PatricI
US Collins. engine captain: Dennis Doyle
i.rnxine cantaln. Joseph Muraweski pipe
mr,l. and Charles Moore. truckman.
VAmonr the missing are Thoma
yT,onnor. plpeman; James Foster. pipe
3uSn. Ioseph Osborne. driver: J.. n
Behrens. driver, Nicholas Crane. truck
man. and Frank Waters. pipeman,
Charles Berkery. lieutenant. Charlie
sweenie. William ]. Daily. Peter /
KIN. William T.. Weber John
Dubaeh. lieutenant, Charles Coyne,
Iohn a IInk Joseph u. Mlhcr,
francis u Earan. John 4. NECTAR
Atnes I Rannon. John uelfert nm
DAlmost entire crews or Engine Con