... AN OFFICER KILLED ORVILLE WRIGHT INJURED A serious aeroplane accident, remelting in the death of Lieutenant Selfridge and serious injuries to Mr. Orville Wright. is reported from New York. ' Mr. Wright and the deceased °Seer 'revel tenting the former's ...

... DEATH OF LIEDT. SELFBIDGE miWM RBCTTR-S ) New York, Thursday, 8.30 p.m. Lieutetunt Selfridge, who wae injured in ihe. acc»d«ot to Mr. Orville aeroplane. died this evening. FLIGHT EXPERIMENTS IN FRANCE BWTEB'S AOfiSOT Maos, Thursday Mr. war. takoa out ...

... on the hip, and it is feared haa Memel injuries, while Leoutenant Selfridge Injured about the head. Both have beet roarmid to Fort Meyer Hospital. The Is • wreck. Lievitenaat Selfridge n • of the Signal Corps, and •0111 of Admiral The broken propeller ...

... [gram. Great Britain that Ae j fizet Power rnftcially to reeognue the nnion. THE SHAH AND HIS SUBJECTS. DEATH OF LIEUTENANT SELFRIDGE. O ...

... yesteeday afternoon. Lieu Selfridge is dead and Mr. Wright n hoepital with • fracture of the left thigh, worst of his ribs cut the right side hint, his bead cut, end his body bruised. dead lieutenant wee the nephew of Ad• rotrel Selfridge, and wen regarded as ...

... injuries, while Ideal. wa* Injured about the lie*d. Both have been removed Fort Meyer Hospital. The machine is wreck. Lieut. Selfridge is a member the Signal Corps, and son Admiral Selfridga. The broken new one which Mr. Wright was using for the first lime ...

... internal injuries, while Lieutenant Selfridge injured about the head. Both have been removed to Furl Meyer Hospital.. The machine is a , wreck. Lieutenant Selfridge is a member of the Signal Corps, and son of Admiral Selfridge. The broken propeller was a new ...

... balonoe, and “ ‘™ ground, -ill the «I propeller. The mechamcol devicos rcmaiom, intact. Lieutenant Sdfridae the nephew miral Selfridge, and dt d United the most expert aviators SUt«s. Thi! »u» ot death vra. at the bale the comoomneM. Mr. Wtigm, reeord flight ...

... lied wins sometimes, and black sometimes, bet white always.'* The sorident Mr. Orville Wrights aeroplane and the sad death Selfridge give# a set-back to aeroplaning just at the moment when it almost seemed that tho conquest the air bad last been achieved ...

... CRUSHED BY AEROPLANE Lieut.-Dent Selfridge. who stn killed in the accident to Mr. Omlle Wright's mereplane, at Fort Meyer, on Monday in a nephew of Admiral Selfridge. and was regarded as one of the moot expert airaturs in the United States. Ile was invited ...

... higher last Than-day he might have been able to right the machine. and they would not have had to deplore the death of Lieut. Selfridge. Mr. Wright explained further that, while in order to cover hi., responsibility he would never invite anyone to go up with ...

... higher last Thursday he might have been able to right the machine, and they would not have to deplore the death of Lieutenant Selfridge. Mr. Wright explained further that while in order to cover his responsibility he would never invite anyone to go up with ...