... DEATH OF LIEUT SELFRIDGE MR. WRIGHT'S asinngt.oe . Pndwv . As tie remit of the 75 feet plunge of Kr. Orertle Wright's seroptune at Fort Meyer. yesterday after comae, Lieut. Selfridge is deed, end lir Wright, is i n with • fracture the left thigh, titters ...

... in hospital with fracture of the left thigh. Several ribs the side a*e bent, his head cut, and his body bruised. Lieut. Selfridge was one the most, expert aerators in the United States. \!r. Wright had decided try the two man flight required by the Government ...

... feet plunge of Mr. Orville Wright * aeroplane Fort Meyer, aay* Reuter's Washington telegraea yeaterday, the nephew Admiral Selfridge, and was regarded as one of the moat expert aviators in the United Suits. 11m cause of death was fracture of the base of ...

... afternoon, Lieutenant Selfridge is dead, and Mr. Wright is in hospital with a fracture of the left thigh, several of hie ribs on the right side bent, his head out, and his body bruised. The dead lieutenant was a nephew of Admiral Selfridge, and was regarded ...

... be the body of General Lnard, whose wife was reoently murdered. _ THE AEROPLANE DISASTER. Waannrcrrow, Friday. Lieutenant Selfridge died at eight o'clock from a fractured skull. Mr. Wright is suffering from a broken thigh, fractured ribs, wrenched arm and ...

... copellor blarke was yeete jay chown of his lane, witich folf on hureday, Mr. fon, Lient. Wrighs being injured, and his com Selfridge, killed. He made following state- ment through an assist ant :— The accident was due to the provelle: comin: violently int» ...

... their plans must again be put to the test the risk of their lives. The Emperor added that regretted the death of Lieutenant Selfridgs, officer engaged the perfection th* military weapons hie Fatherland, just as understood the grief of the tireless inventor ...

... occupants were thrown out. Mr. Wright was injured on the arm and hip, and it is feared sustained internal injuries. Lieutenant Selfridge was injured about tbs head. Both were removed tbs hospital. Tbs machine is wrsca. A Washington telegram save it was sUtsd ...

... how evcr. was unable to get his aeroplane off the ground.—Router. New York. Thursday. 'Mr. CirriLk Writl* and Lieutenant Selfridge were ludly injured (baring a dietrt of Mr. Wrigint's ~emplane at Fart Meyer late this attarnoon.—ineuter. is Mans, Thursday ...

... the ground, whilst tho machine was completely wrecked. Both men were removed to hospital, aud later in the ...

... pleas most aoin be pat to the tort at the riik of their lives. The Emperor added that he regretsted the d?ath of Lieutenant Selfridge, se firer mimed in the perfe-tion of the military weinfioe• of bie Father. land. kr+ an be understood the grief of the tire ...

... l ib woollen that. he mald no promise of increased protection. As the result of the American aeroplane flume ter. Lieut. Selfridge 14 dead. sad Mr. Orvuk Wright is in the hospital suffering from serious injure& The accident, was mid le be due to a faulty ...