Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-14
Three Deaths i'm 4
Bigheart Storm

Cy Trank, left arm bruised; left
shoulder siislocated; numerous bruises
ON body.
Mrs. j. G. Glenn, numerous cuts and
bruises; right hip and back injured.
y. H. Glenn, slight bruises.
Two children OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il.
Glenn, bruised and manned.
Mrs. J. T.. Powell, hip and back In
jurcd; cuts about head.
Josie Powell, 13 years old, splinter
I'm foot; cuts and bruises; out Of mind
at times.
Mrs. August Taylor, chest crushed ;
broken ribs piercing lungs condition
critical.
Lavina Jones, aged II, fractured
skull operated on yesterday by treph-
lining
Mrs. James Granger, broken arm;
badly gashcd face; badly cut lower
limb
John Granger, age &; bruises.
Annie Taylor, 10 years; fractured
skull; operated on yesterday by treph-
lining.
Lloyd Powell, injured about head,
Charlotte Granger, aged 10, fractur-
cd skull; serious.
Mrs. Robert Huston, head and neck
severely cut.
Robert Huston, cuts and bruises.
Mabel Huston, aged >, bruised Sc
vcrely.
James Downing. cuts and bruises
over body: back injured.
Walter Kerns, skull fractured; back
hurt; badly bruised; unconscious
nearly all time since he was brought
from Bighcar; probably will die
brother of Fred Kern, already dead
Frank Davenport m'scellaneou'
cuts ard bruises.
| Mrs. Eva Hammond, mother OF Fred
Hammond, (dead, dislocation OF
shoulder; injuries to chest; may die
In the early reports the damage
done In the Bigheart disaster wa!
heavily overrated. According to meI
on the ground. the town can be re
built for less than 100000.
with the wires down in the re
ports night before last. the South
western refinery was reported to b,
a total loss The refinery loss wa
said to have been S25,000. Accord
Ing to statements By the officers o
the refinery, the plant can be re
built and put in perfect working or
$1,000.
Stores destroyed in Blgheart were
q. q. Little, general merchandise.
G. ID. PinDcy, blacksmith.
X, OF =. and 1. o. o. Il. hall.
Bigheart Drug Store.
Empty building, II. Il. Lockwood.
ED Thomas, restaurant.
Foster and Wade, meat market.
PostOiiicc.
T. &. Hamms, grocery.
Bigheart Chronicle office.
Rodman and Tinker millinery store
Carpenter and Brummel, buggies.
Pounds and Clark, two lnmbe
yards.
John Glenn, restaurant.
Bank of Biyheart building PARTIAL
destroyed. Postof,ice re-opened In thi
and mail was not delayed.
Tho high school building was dam
aged 10 the extent OF $1,000. Their
has never been any school held 4
the building and II was not all com
ple,cd at the time Of the storm. Scho,
has not been In session AZ Bi.hear
since the first OF the month, and II
school children are out of school o
account of the storm.
The resident district at Bigheart 1
the disaster of Wednesday night sui
fered as badly IN comparison as tn
business district. There were aboi
forty residences In Bigheart. Onl
seven or eight OF them are left In
tact. Some Of the residences hay
been hastily repaired. and they al
ford shelter, which to be preferre
TO sleeping out OF doors.
The stone school building at Big
heart was used as a place of refug
IN the storm Wednesday. The cS
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