Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-27

aid was AMENDED by Ut. J0nn, anu
removed to the home II d. c. Camp
bell a neighbour His injuries are con-
sidered serious.
A man named Robinson, and his IL
year-old son. who live near Melon
AIDS place, were slightly hurt Their
place was demolished. Robinson and
his three boys went to the rescue Of
Mcdonald, who was buried in the
wreckage of his home.
Another family, residing in the
same neighborhood, is reported to
have suffered injury, but they could
not be reached last night. The soil,
made soft by the rains, makes the
work Of rescue extremely difficult
Negro Man Is Killed.
Ward Marshall, a well,to-do negro
farmer. about 80 years of age, was
killed, his wife and a son, and girl
with them at the time. we're injured,
VIII, Marshall's house on the McFad
den Y W road was literally torn 20
pieces% the wind.
Marshalls body was brought he"e
last night by the Robinson company.
His wife is very badly hurt. ed Mar
shall, 10, the son is Sc badly injured
he is net expected to live. He has a
terrible hole in his head LA Belle
Blackwell, 10, at the Marshall homo
at the time, has a torn scalp, and her
left eye was gouged out by piece Of
wreckage. ~
Rosie Stewart 4 negro woman, re-
siding near the Marshali's was report
ed slightly injured when her home
was wrecked
There were about Is or 90 negroes
on the Marshall plade, who suffered
more or less as a result of the storm
The property amage tC the place is
estimated at $4,000 to $4,000, all the
houses being wrecked or damaged
and the stock killed or injured. MAJ
shall leaves one brother, Charley
Blackwell, and sister Mary Price,
and his funeral will be held SUNDAY
His wife has broken leg and her
back is believed also to be broken.
=. Find Child In Field.
Employees of f. A. Jarvis found the
hcdy of young negro child in a
field. after the home of the child 5
parents had been dissipated by the
storm. The child was painfully bu:
not seriously bruised, it was stated
and was turned over to another ne
gro family, until the PARENTS Of the
wind-blown youngster could be local
ed Up to . late hour last night, the
parents had not been found.
This odcuurred on the Rosenberg
place, where it was reported a negro
man had been killed when his cabin
was wrecked
On the Calvin Lane place, at Tucker
lake, it was reported one negro man
was killed, and two Of his children
badly hurt, one having an arm pulled
out at the socket. and the other being
terribly cut and bruised.
On the Talbert place, Matte Harris
negro woman, is reported to have been
badly injured, and may not recover
from her hurts.
An old negro woman, whose back
is said to have been broken when she
was blown against a tree, will be
brought into the city this morning
from the Princeton, road section
where the storm caused such great
damage. ..,. u
aunt Rosy an ages. negro woman
was killed in the wreQkage Of her
cabin on the Partridge place, accord
ing to authentic information late last
night. .as=f
Family Reported Missing.
A family named Rankin Or Hankin
said to live on the Hot Springs roa
is reported to have been missing since
the storm, which, according to the re
| ports, completely wrecked their home
Neighbors late last night were cen
Quoting q systematic search for ms N
hers of the family. according to The
meagre reports which could be OBJ
| tanned in the city.
| There were reports also that john
Rogers, who lives on the Hot Strings
! road, had been killed. Mr.. Rogers is
| an employe of the veneer PLAN here
and close friends last night -ook il
for granted the report of his i ,aih
was unfounded, as he would be al
work at the time of the storms visit
There was some anxiety. however, be.
cause of the fact that his wife ant
children would be home, and tlt
| further fact that his home was believe.
to be directly in the paht of the storm,
Nothing definite had been learned O.
the facts in the case at an early houl
"Wednesday morning.
"A HAL HdlHct. AlcX1EueI, wei
known in the city AMI county, bu
whose first name could not be re
ollled by his friends last night, wa:
reported killed in the wreckage o
his home on the Hot Springs road
Later, it was reported that he had no
been killed, but was very badly hurt
and was being attended at the hom'
of neighbor. The extent of his in
juries, and their probable outcome
could not be ascertained up to al
early hour this morning
Indy MOsely Killed.
4 Indy Mosely, an aged negro wa
man. moter of julius Williams, wa
killed and buried under the debri
of her home about three miles west Q
, Judge L. E. Cheeks home and be
!; tween the Hot Springs and Prince
ton roads.
} julius Williams and his wife, Laur
!, Williams, were both BADLY hurt, tn
man perhaps SO badly that he may nc
recover. The woman suffered
: broken arm and bruises about bot
, hips. Williams was pinned to tn
ground by heavy sill of the hous'
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