The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
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Storm Pl0uyhod Way Through
State Park Of Arkansas.
HOUSES BLOWN IL DOWN I 4 \
Many Persons We're Killed and the LIS,
4 viii Be Much Lar When Full Re-!
ports Are All In church Was
Blown Half Hes, "a II

LITTLE Roo H.. ARK, April s.--spe-
cials from several towns In White and
SCleburne counties. Ark, tell Of tor
5nado which swept through that sectiont
Tuesday night, leaving death and do
structlon In Its wake. The major por-
ton 4 OF the country through which the
storm ploughed lts way Is remote from
railroads. telegraph or telephone lines.
"a correspondent at searcy tonight says
that he had passed over portion OF the
track OF the storm and that trees were.
twisted from their trunks and houses do-
itnolshod. IN II b. tsi5 r. s..s
Thus far 1t has been impossible to as 81. "a
certain where tho storm began. sut It
%Is known thnt5fit ragged in those two
counties and the list OF casualties will
from Indications, mount much higher,
than II nov Is, with nine dead, three
dying and thirteen others badly Injured
The towns OF Little Red. Albion, Brad
ford, ueber and Pangburn have been
heard from thus far. f 81 II s5 Till q rs
The dead: 5s$ III II
4 JIM LEGGETT, Little Red.
JOE LEG ETT. Little Red.
II on KING AND WIFE. Little Red.
THREE KING CHILDREN. "a #;
LADY sCHOOL SsTEACHER,.$
who was boarding at King s.. w 5a h, IN
A. q. WILLIAMS, near Heber. y
The injured ~ q f,i3 " III 81 tSE
Infant child OF the King family.
Mrs, Willard. near Eeber. "a
Buck Nealy, near Scarcity. }3,S M itlIs
Albert Killer, near Hcber.
ag Drilla Pollard. near Scarcely. .8{ III
Sf$ Two OF the Pollard tfamlly near Albion
n Miss Barkhousen.5 Little Red. leg broken
and skun fractured. III t5s x.
Ea.SWalter Muller. Pangburn, leg broken
Mrs. Henry Wells, Injured internally;
fatally. S ySE
E E55 Unknown woman. Pangb burn, both legs
broken. ": Il. Z " FIX
3Ss Tom Houston, near IIeber. boil, armss
broken. as "a @ TX ,!s., 4. 5t#a
FISH, u Unknown mar at sBraifo ord. 88yis 5s gys
CANII0 FIR ON WEST. III Vi ;II4
Bradford, which IS on the Iron Noun
tain Road was the first point heard from,
Several houses were blown down there
and one man badly injured. The tornado
came from the west and had spent Its
force BY the time 1t reached Bradford
1T Is feared the little town OF Hiram.
with population Of $50, has been wiped 3
off the map. It Is near He Der and in3the
storms track. Nothing has been thus
far I'd 3fromat. It5wll probably be sew
#eral days before the names of all who
were Killed by the tornado are known:
sss a special from Heber says In the
tornado which swept across this section
last night Az G.. WI 1 lans, living ten
miles south Of Heber. was killed He
was seventy years OF age, and lived
with his wife on top Of one OF the noun
tains south OF this town. His house
was caught UP blythe wind and thrown
down tho mountainside, !! he being killed
and his wife badly injured. At Pang-&
burn six residences we're blown down.
"a large church near Pan gburn was blown
half a mile. Forty-t hree resid ences and
sixteen barns destroyed and other wreck
age is the record Of the dana &c report
ed up to s. o'clock tonight. The tor
nado swept everything in It's path a mile
in wild tn. a @ SSs$