... disaster, and I found the aeroplane crumpled up and the panseugera lying motionless among the splintered framework. Lieutenant Selfridge, in particular, was bleeding profusely from the head, and when removed both be and Mr. Wright were still unconscious. The ...

... certainly recover from injuries, there I little to lighten the gloom which yesterday's accident has wet Washington. Lieutenant Selfridge, Mr. Wright's companion, clied lest night within three hours of the disaster. skull leas so badly fractured that be never ...

... reported in a British ship at Viborg. Aerial Navixatioe. Mr. Orville Wright was seriously injured, and his companion, Lieut. Selfridge, killed, in an accident during an aeroplane flight at Fort Myer.—Mr. Edison has =preened some interesting views on aerial ...

... especially affected by the thought that the machine built by his brother and himself has caused the death of Lieutenant Selfridge. He is not likely to fly again before Monday. M. Ernest Archdeacon, president of the i tz committee of the Club, expreeees ...