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... ZEPPELIN’S BALLOON Count Zoppelin, on the evening of the 17th n Blade an ascent in bis balloon Friedricshafen. Ha was accompanied Herr WoliT, Lieutenant Krogh, and two engineers. The balloon ascended to a considerable distance, and then, notwithstanding ...
... COUNT ZEPPELIN'S AIR SHIP. i DETAILS OF TEE ACCIDENT. REPAIRS ALREADY COMMENCED. (FROM OUR CORRESPONTDENT.) PARIS, Wednesday Night; Some particnlars of theacciient to Count von Zeppelin's air-ship are sent to The New York Herald here by a correspondent ...
... ICOUNT ZEPPELIN'S AIR SHIP. ACCOUNT OF T'E VOYAGE. Friedrichsafen, Thursday.-Herr Eugene Wolf, who took part in the ascent of Co mt Zeppelin's air ship, has given the following account of his experience, The trial lasted an holur and 20 minutes. The start ...
... ——1 bicbohnveo, Tuesday.—Thp first tilal of | asked V Zeppelin's aerial shin. ay, and lesultcd, aaalready announced, in ibiced .occes»ful ascent and descent, took place iu nothing with 1 velocity of about 25 f»et per second fo ght of 1260 f, ot. this ...
... ZEPPELIN'S Alil SHIP. Vienna, Tuesday.— An accident happened to Count Zeppelin's navigable balloon. During the night the tackle supporting the balloon broke, and the balloon fell. The frame is lunch da,inaged and will nt-ed extensive repairs. By the time ...
... advantages, butestimates the maximum velocity, which Count Zeppelin puts at 12 metres a second at about five. For this reason the War Office declines for tho present to promote the enterprise. Count Zeppelin, however is convinced that liis balloon can fly for ...
... PE OUtrage on- a GERMAN CREW. f' Friday.—According to advices received Spa. in, Captain Zeppelin and the mate 'S G u,stave are now in safety. ...
... matter has, says The Engineer, recently been published concerning navigable balloons or aerial ships, the invention of Count Zeppelin; and the question whether it is to be left for another eountiy than England to solve the problem of navi- gating the air ...
... rendered the water fit for skating at Kaschau. It was snowing on Mon- day night within 10 miles of Vienna. The ascent of the Zeppelin air ship, which was to have taken place has been postponed. ...
... Friedrichshaven. Mouday.ru IUd.. 9 o'clode ye-oterday evening, after the crowd had dispersed and the wind haddcopped Count Zeppelin under- took a trial on a small scale in the presence of a few observers. The greater part of the airship was drawn out of ...
... to keep warm. AN AIR ScrP.-Count Zeppelin, a German, has at last succeeded with an aerial ship, which as- cended on Monday evening from Friedericheafen. The shin travelled 35 miles and landed safely. Count Zeppelin previously undertook a trial on a small ...