... News from Abroad. Mr. Orville Wright and Lieutenant Selfridge were badly injured during a flight of Mr. Wight’s aeroplane at Fort Meyer late yesterday afternoon. Lieutenant Selfridge died later in the day. The Cardiff steamer Rosella struck some submerged ...

... the accident wou 4 Government to alter its present agreem ent with tre Wright brothers. Lieutenant Selfridge was aged 26, the nephew of Admiral Selfridge, and a native 1 in the 5th Artillery, and of San Francieco. He was a member of the Army Aeronautical ...

... that he and Lieutenant Selfridge, whom he had taken up in his aeroplane as a passenger, are badly injured. The day was favourable for ascent, and after making a flight this morning, Mr. Wright proposed that Lieutenant Selfridge should accompany him this ...

... followed by a terrible disaster. Yesterday Mr Wright made an ascent, sooompaniod by Lieut. Selfridge, of the United States Signal Corps, a son of Admiral Selfridge. is the air, at a height of 75 feet, the mechanism went wrong, both the occupants were thrown ...

... SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO MR ORVILLE WRIGHT. WASHINGTON, September 17. Mr Orville Wright and Lieutenant Selfridge wero badly injured during a flight of Mr Wright's aeroplane at Fort Mjer late this afternoon.—Router. ...

... PASSENCEN ILIUM. AERONAUT INJURED. A Press agency's correspondent et New York seta that Mr. Orville Wright and Lieutenant Selfridge sure badly injured during a light of Mr. Wright's aeroplane at Fort Meyer late on Thursday afternoon. The blade of one of ...

... by the thought that the machine built by ally affec his brother and himself as caused the death of Lieu- Monday. tenant Selfridge. He is not likely to fly again before ...

... two menthe. Mr Wright ways correspondent of the ia quite cheerful, and light of his injurte.. He is not that Lasoteuaut Selfridge dead. A examination has been made of be aeroplane, but the army have made it are unable to say what the weak point earn Mr ...

... correspondent). wes the fracture of part of one of the propellers while the machine was in the air. Mr. Wright, with Lioutenat Selfridge, of the United States army, as a passenger, had already encircled the parade ground of Fort Myer several times. Suddenly ...

... SPRIOUS ACCIDENT TO ORVILLE WRIGHT. New York. Thursday. .Mr. Orville Wright and Lieut. Selfridge were injuned this afternoon during a flight of Mr. Wright's aeroplane. The aeroplane trrned on its wide when 75 feet in the air, and both necupante were thrown ...

... plans must again be put to the test at the risk of their lives. The Emperor added that he regretted the death of Lieut. Selfridge, an officer engaged in the perfection of the military weapons his Fatherland just as he understood the grief of the tireless ...

... the dirigible airship which recently sold to the War Department. The suggestion is being taken erecting monument to Lieut. Selfridge, spot where the disaster occurred on the parade ground at Fort Myer.—Copyright. ...