Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-12

and other Workmen. The greatest need just now is shelter and many of :. the homes are entirely roohess or are so damaged as to render the oc- cnpants subject to exposure. While the Pine Bluffians were i'll Brinkley Thursda; five more dead bodies were taken from one building. The death list is growing and the wounded number more than 150. The condition of Miss Rose, the school teacher who was injured. was pre- carious.
 1 While there are many pathetic in cidents related the cyclone has it's humorous aspect The Pine BIuffians relate of having visited one frame home, which was completely wrecked and where the occupants say, their pet dog. after it had been flown into a chimney and covered with debris, was found alive and unhurt the next morning.
 Brinkley is filled with nilitiamen. who patrol the city night and day. The convicts are doing effective work. The relief headquarters have been es- tablshed in a tent and Mayor Jack son, whose home was totally de- stroyed, also occupies a tent as head quarters.
 , One entire family is reported miss ing and the hand of the young wo- man, found ill the destroyed city on the morning after the storm, is be- lieved to belong to one of it's me n,- bers.
 A horse was blown from one end ot the town to the other by the wind and was only slightly injured
 More Money For Sufferers. In addition to the $500 donated Wednesday by local individuals, so- eieties, lodges and other organize tions for the Brinkley cyclone suf- ferers, much more money was for !warded to the relief committee Thurs day from this city. Mayor Toney, ac- companied by Dr. W. D. Buckner, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, Rabbi k. Frisch. of the Jewish Tem- pie, and Dr. J. I. Norris, of the First Presbyterian Church, took the first large donation to Brinkley early Thursday morning and turned it over to the relief committee for immediate use.
 Dreyfus Employes Contribute.
 The employees of the Isaac Dreyfus jCompany took upon themselves, with out solicitation, to raise 2 fund for the cyclone sufferers and within a few minutes $16.75 was contributed and sent to the Graphic office, to be forwarded to the relief committee President Ben Fanklin, of Post C. Travellers Protective Association, in- structed Secretary H. c. Dreyfus to forward a check for $10 as a dona- ton from that post. A $25 donation was sent through the Graphic to the sufferers by the congregation of S1 Joseph's Catholic Church, and Poten- tate Edgar Brewster, of Sahara Tenn ple of Shrine rs, forwarded $50 to the irelief committee. Other nice cash do- nations are being made and by Sat urday it is expected that about sl.eoo will have been donated from Pine Bluff. Superintendent Junius Jordan of the Pine Bluff public schools, re- uuested all children to donate to the fund and nickels, dimes and quarters
 were brought to the various schools in numbers.
 -Unsettled weather today, says the weather man, and probably rain.
 The grand and petit jury panels
 for the April term of the United ; States court were announced yester' day and included the following Pine . Bluffians: A. s. Honnet, Leo NJ. An
 drews. G. M. Donley and Louis Rotn
 No excursion has been announced
 out of this city Sunday for Brinkley
 An excursion will be run from Little
 Rock Sunday over the Rock Island , but none will probably go from thl! (Continued on Page Four.1