Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-27
property Damage as Result of Cyclone Thursday Esti-
 mated at $200,0 ,000.
HEADS OF TWO WOMEN SEVERED IN STORM
|pos.uars Find Man Holding Wife's podv with One Arm and Grasping sovored Head with Other Hand.
 Storm Cellars Save Many.

uot Springs, Nov. 26-Eleven dead. hout 50 injured to the extent of ,roken limbs or less, and two missing the summary of the cyclone that went in a crescent from south and |ast of this city Thanksgiving after |oon. tearing out all wire connec- ions and leaving the resort aloff |rom the outside world until this morning.
 The storm came in from the south, korming funnel-shaped, black spec re that did little damage until about vo miles south of the city, when it yooped low and here and there, in pots, swept away houses of resi- snts in the suburbs.
 The financial loss is estimated at etween $20O,000 and $300,000.
 The Dead.
 The dead are:
 Mrs. A, J. Crowder and three hidren, Mamie, aged z; Cecil, 5, and four months old baby.
 Mrs. George Tanner.
 Mrs. Paul Kennedy.
 Mrs. Ida Donaldson.
 Miss Ivy.
 Brooksie Davis, negro cook.
 Mamie Evans, three year old negro ld,
 The Injured.
 Those most seriously injured are: George Tanner.
 A !. Crowder. Ihmes Crowder, aged 5.
 Haydon Poe and two children. MT. and Mrs. H. Dale of Sedalia, b.
 Nrs, Tate Hite.
 Fred Metznauer.
 George Metznauer.
 Paul Kennedy.
 Charles Morrison and wife.
 Mrs. 0. A. Sumpter.
 Mrs. 0. Cooper.
 Louise Benedict.
 Woman Decapitated.
 George Tanner whose wife and two Alldren were killed, loaded the head ss body of his wife and the body of aotner woman into an express wag- and brought them to a hospital core he fainted from the pain Of a oxen leg and internal inuries. Tan er made the journey of about two lles while suffering great pain. His mutton is regarded as very serious. At the home os James Wright, 23 snbers of one family were gathered Thanksgiving dinner when the Oim struck. Wright was injured Ftously and a five-year-old child 'ured also. The other 21 me'm'bers !ae dinner party escaped unhurt. sls' James Matthews, the mother MIS- Frank Stears had One of the flowest escapes from death report
 She was blown from her house, leel into the yard. and landed full slnst a tree. As she was hurled sM ua. 1ae house a large mattress and nulg from bed was blown about
 aiso, and so completely swathed
 sne in bed clothing that she esp!d unhurt.
 eael among the losers financially
 Me storm was Williamt G. Maurice, M Mf of the Maurice bath house. His Els, sos. known as Maurice Park, at svvV M structure, was almost de- y s'saed by the wind. fhe' Maurice c ae ls one and one-half miles south saA Of Hot Springs. On the c sfn road. It was between his Is ana the Country club, half !ultner southeast that the prin- 2 aamage was done, IIee Through Brick Wall. 2 me Maurice home, trees were : : su N. through the brick and stone ' huge tree, 16 inches in diam ns. sau 4o feet long, was hurled u, ss' me roof and the roof demol- ~ stones, brick and tiling were
 sI through the walls of the home. 2 Mee hardwood door, a splinter
 pr,i % % about the size of lead
 s.a \. and about ten inches long, was J a \. nrolgh the cor. In the q ke;;, kt' wAlch contained a $1O,000
 b.iuu rua Of bric-a-brac, antiques, 2 ss ,sta and oriental rugs, all that :. M. ss.. after the storm struck was sncn .a flag. two small American z ,, ths uo ~ a small painting represent y across the road from the Mau- NontlnueG On Page Al