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31 HLARSTfiSStRISfllL TRUST PAID EDRAKtB DICTATES ON LEGISLATION 1 in Broadway More blocks more value and less pay Selfridge Killed in A irship Wreck CONCLUDED ROM PAGE ONE teed $10 to $50 Suits Congress of Stand Our Store Holds a Shoes We Picked Juvenile Styles Back Of ST Ac and the machine sup TarpaulJn Hata 35c $123 the Taggart atltead of Anti Option orces EXTENDS SYMPATHY AERO CLUB CONCLUDED ROM PAGE ONE Common Sense should And A Tablet In the BOY HELD T0 GRAND JURY which In making WRIGHTS WILL NOT GIVE UP News of the Churches Elliott refers should be stricken out the same is true of House bill No in TV the rhinos ble to claimed and White learned the oin niul change In levers as machines rench $200 ederation of Auxiliaries of the Chris tian Board of Missions will hold an all day meeting today at Englewood Christian Church discuss the cause Mr Chanute but lwHes Aid Society of Hair Place will meet this afternoon with Mrs Beller 2044 Highland Place worth Eton Caps silk lined worth 50c 1h the any of by mv the only person of authority with the company who could tonight He expressed surprise statements made by in the meantime and we ha ve never felt much apprehension knowing that both Rev Austin general mis sionary will Uinld services for the deaf mutes ol inmnnnpons towns on sunftav and 3 hr Church Monument copies of letters Archbold chief an intimate per 1 Rockefeller and have been given 1 The aged father of tiie injured man is at Greens ork Ind anti will not be advised of the accident until morning ALARMED AT INVASION CLERICAL WORK BY WOMEN Saks Clothes he gegt! their aid Carried to Hospital clothes were loosened and their bandaged Attendants from the The ullest Hat i Satisfaction Calls for a Saks Hat MOTHER AT SEASIDE RESORT BOSTON Mass Kept The mother and llrothor qf Lieut Thomas Selfridge are staying nt Magnolia sum mor resort on the North Shore Mr Self ridge tonight visited local newspaper Offices to get the particulars of the aero plane accident and was deeply affected by the news ff 8HOVER NAMED BAILI Garrett IT Slrover was yesterday ap pointed bailiff of Superior Court Room 1 by Judge McMaster Shover suc ceeds rank Eppert who died In Inly shortly after the court went Into vacation Shovcr Is Republican and well known ns a retired business man Ills home is at 2V33 Bron fl wav WOMAN MISSING ANGRY 'NEIGHBORS SEARCH HOUSE I a of at admirer of the application to a agent for a life Wright The he Raid "miu! I export to do ho jigaln but not until 1 get nriwiitrrl with the arriingrmotiiR of neatH nnu Nearly fill the member of the signal fnrps aeronautical board witncflsnd the ccioent Un pt Wallace and Charles Gelsendcrff Admitted Slayer of 1 i Sister Still In Jail Charles Geisendorff yl9 ears old who admitted firing the bullet that killed his 16 year old slater Wednesday afternoon was bound over to the grand Jury yester day morning on the charge of murder No bond was fixed and he was sent to the County Jail The police attempted to ob tain from him a connected story of the tragedy the conflicting statements that he made caused them to hold him on a murder charge The Geisendorff family lives at 1035 West Michigan street A 'k lA' i' There a maker in this country who anxious to ndil bis prodiietiohs to Saks showing Bid there nra very few capable of meeting the requirements Ax iiet i we crit i al wo vo set a high standard But you can safely trust every gar ment find here in the wear it will give in the mode and character of it and the price at which it is offered Alleged Legislation De dared Censored rom Office COLUMBUS Sept Thomas Hisgen riamlnee of the'Independence party for President and Ro Hearst addressed a meeting at Memorial Hall 1 iAvderhf Uff TTnavef rnaT lottaro bn cairl 7iad been written by John Archbold of the Standard Oil Company to Senator oraker of Ohio referring to legis lation pending in Congress and mention 's Ing two inclosures for checks one for 115000 and another for $14500 Mr Hearst said: i We claimxthat the Republican party has been for a long time the beneficiary of trust corruption and that the Democratic party has only waited an opportunity to share Its profitable Infamyr We claim that the Democrats are today eagerly Hfompeting with the Republicans for trust favor Ws claim that when Theodore Roosevelt whipped the Standard Oil out of the Repub Pean nartv the Democratic party welcomed I that convicted criminal with open arms qifcy? We claim that the Democratic party killed ilM" W01 Mr Rockefeller the fatted calf and that lhere is more rejoicing over this one sinner who has joined the Democratic cause tnan (there is over the hundreds of thousand of rjhohost faithful citizens who constitute the masses a I am not here with empty assertions1 but With legal' evidence and documentary proof 1 am now going to react by Mr John agent of the Standard Oil sonal representative of Mr Mr Roerers These letters me by a gentleman who has intimate asso ciations with this giant of corruption the Standard Oil but whose name I may not divulge lest he be subjected to the perse cution of this monopoly Gives Instructions on Bill 426 Broadway New York March 9 1900 dear Senator have your favor of last night with" in closure which latter with letter from Mr Elliott commenting on same 1 beg to send you herewith Perhaps it would be better Mo make a demonstration against the whole Thu Union of the Central Christian Church will hold its first lull meeting In the church parlors tonlgnt Picturesque igure in State Assembly i will senfl you trial rackage by two Aflflrcss A Stuart Co Stuart Bldg Marshall Mk Atnnnff thorn wore Mni porffe Sqnicr Mttj McK Siiltsman raeut raiiK jLrim Saks Delta Saks Special akja (Conipaily Washington and Pennsylvania Streets Double breasted Knickerbocker Sults in a splendid assortment ot new weaves one and two pair of parfts extra well made size 7 to 17 years apJOv that his eminent qualifications and great In tegrity entitle him to this further recogni tion We most earnestly hope that you agree with this view and will favor and aid mi nuKtts juhib dic heartily in this expression to you itn Kina I am very sincerely yours is another and final con cluded Mr Hearst: 26 Broadway New York March 20 1903 My Dear Senator We are surprised beyond measure to learn that Smith Bennett brother in law of Monnett recently at torney general of Ohio is in the race for the attorney generalship of Ohio on the Repub lican ticket Bennett was associated with Mr Monnett in the case against us in Ohio and I would like to tell you something of our experiences and impressions of the man gained in that case If you know him at all I am sure you will agree that his candidacy ought not to be seriqusly considered from any point of view I would esteem it a favor to have a line from you on the subject Very tiuly yours i ARCHBOLD Every model is original every pattern is exclusive every garment is guaran cui Hir union un fortunate an It was Mr Post thought tho alnmfty might Indicate way to the Improvement of possible defects in the Wilght maihlne "The loss of Lieut Selfridge will be a henvv one to aeronaut snhl Mr Post has been a hard and efficient worker In developing the aeroplane In its ex perimental stages and it Is sad Indeed that be baa not been permitted to live to see the further great triumphs of the heavier than air flying We ve undoubtedly attained to the popular idea Saks Clothes: Double breasted Knickerbocker Sults In new patterns straight and Derby back with one and two pair of pants nzi sizes 7 to 17 p0uu Lieut Sweet of the navy and Lieut Itlch nrd Creecy of the marine corps both detailed to the abeonautlcal tests at Myer were present as was Maj our nier the military attache' of tho renoh Government Among the spectators were many scientists and persons prominent In official life 1 Born In San 'rancisco Lieut Thomas 1 Selfridge was born In San rancisco twenty six years ago and was appointed to 'the Military Acad emy at West Point from 'that state He was appointed a second lieutenant In the artillery corps In 1903 and commissioned a first lieutenant four years later While with the 'ifth' ield Artillery he became interested in flm work of Prof Alexander Graham Bill who wns ex pet I mentlng with tetrahadrnl kites ahd about a year ago LleUI Selfridge was attached to the signal uirps He is made recre tnry of the Aerial Experiment Associa tion iml went to Hammondsport to continue his work In aeronautics He was considered one of the most skillful aeronauts In the arm Lieut Selfridge had pretentious plans for the future work of the signal corps In aeronautics but nlwa's refused to dis cuss them for publication In the army orders Issued before! the War Depai tmenl closed 'this afternoon Lieut Hilfiidgn was ordered to nt St Joseph Mo for duly pertaining to signal corps dirigible balloon The lieutenant met his death before becoming cognizant of the order All the shapes arc new and remarkably attract ive All Leathers Pat ent Box Calf Kid and Russia Away With Dyspepsia Stomach Trouble and Maks Msals 'A Pleaaure we When your stomach goes on a strikeend mass meetings of indignation 'aro rheid all over your body 'then It Is that I you should sit up and take notice ri It is clearly and only a question of common sense is this thing called Dys pepsia Take away by abuse over eut Ing excesses and nigh living the things which the stomach needs and you have dyspepsia and indigestion then other maladies follow this Is common sense The stomach is willing enough but you let It do its work Vou take away the materials which are so necessary for i It tn nA i Give back these materials and dys pepsia ana inaigesuon noe ana me whole machinery of man begins slowly to move end do its work What the stomach needs Is nerve force I fluids for Its digestive glands nonrlsh ment and power All those necessities It takes from the blood If dyspepsia gives nothing to the blood the blood gives nothing to the stomach I This is common sense also' pure simple ana iiidK'ru Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are com I' sviAn mahmo nrARSod hv hirh newer 1 tablets In these tablets are powerful essences which go into the stomach digest food stop gas prevent decaying of food enrich the gastric juices are absorbed by the blood amt thus give it strength to furnish a better fluid for digesting the next meal Every: physician knows 'what comprises these UI imUlM 1 IJ1 I RHinA knowledge also They are natural eom mon sense digesters which do the work Quotes John D' Let ters Inclosing Checks to Ohio 'Senator LEAGUE WANTS COUNTY UNIT ANDERSON Ind Sept At meeting of the executive committee the i via League of 'Madison County the Central Christian Chnich tonight rcHoitnions wore auopieu ineinunuiiziug the member nf the State Legislature to vote lor the county unit local option Thn meatlne was attended bv renresenta tlves from nearly every township In ths and plans for raising funds for i tne use oi tne league wereuuupxcu THE INDIANAOI JSSTRRIDA YSEPTE3IB 181908 Brother of Eeronauts Declares They Will Perfect Machines or Die DAYTON Spt' "This first break that has occurred on the experimental machines built brothers aside from those which were unused by the aeroplane 'striking the said Lorin Wright brother of Orville Wright when Informed tonight of the aecldvnt to the Wright aeroplane at Myer today 'The spruce used In the propellers was selected for Its great strength In propor tion to Its weight and its blades were over three and a half Inches thlex at the point at which the i shaft pierces he continued "Tho motor exerted no more power than any of thoBo tn its in recent flights which makes tho accident Inexplicable to me When asked either Orville rance from emphatically: I r1vallnti knows what (tablets every druggist has the rv mow mnn MrMiftO IffPSl 013 I for the stomach quickly find well Every drug store carries them BOrt per package Send us your same and address and wo mail 150 That is wo guaran tee the with you as the judge as to the satis faction We know the Shoes slnd safe in guaranteeing them CLARKE WITHHOLDS COMMENT' 'NEW YORK Sept I ClarkA publicity agent for the Standard Oil Com pany was connected be reached when the Hearst were read to him but refused to make any comment will have tor see' Mr Archbold who is the person named by Mr Hearst" he said the best as the truest examples of strict ly and literally tailor made evidenced in its appearance it's confined in the fit and service Mrs Pearl tWhlte Disappears and qualntances Charge Her With Stealing urnishings The police have a wagon load of house hold furnishings taken yesterday from 254 Detroit street and they expect many residents' on Detroit street and Oriental street will claim the larger portion of the goods today The goods until yesterday were supposed to be the property of Mrs Pearl White a modesty young housekeeper who formerly lived at 254 Detroit street Now with her husband she can not be found Detectives Simon and Slate reached the White home yesterday in time to stop neighbor women4 from ransacking the house Mrs John ranklin one neighbor had already taken possession of a lamp and bed coverlid alleged to have been stolen from her several weeks ago Other women wanted more articles Elut the wife of a grocer was barring the way asserting that Mrs White owes her a grocery bill and that she has a claim for the household goods The Whites who were found to have been in the city for several months for merly lived on South Oriental street Tnere several neighbors claimed bed linen blankets 1 bric a brac 'and other things they charge Mrs White with stealing The detectives learned the Whites took a train South early yesterday morning injury of Orville Wright and the death of Lieut Selfridge was received bv inmn bers of the Aero (Hub of America here tonight the following message was despatched toOrville Wright and Maj Squier acting head of the signal corpsit Washington Club extends deepest sympathy Secretary Aero Club of Secretary Post of the Aero Club ex pressed grief over the fatal accident to Lieut Selfridge and Mr Wright serious Injury also his regret that the wonderful work of Mr Wright with Ids aeroplane at Myer should have been thus in terrupted Mr said the nccidont so far ns he could see could not be bold in anv way to affect adversely' the principle upon which the Wrights have woricoa aoropian DR A W' PORTER Dr A Porter of County one of tho maimdtv members of the House of Representatives is here with his geniabsmfle In the last regular ses sion Dr Porter was chairman of 'one of the most important committees Dr Porter has views on the coming session he is keeping them to himself future will take care of itself" he said last night I am quite sure that everything will come out all ITCHING TORMENTS ENDED Bv baths with Cut ictira Soap and gentle applications of Cutlcura Ointment Smeeton Illinois Accountant Op posed Enlargement of eminine Sphere In Business Occupations In an address before the first 'annual banquet and meeting of the Incorporated Accountants of Indiana at the Commercial Club last night Cecil Smeeton head of the Illinois Institute of Incorporated Accountants strongly: denounced the pre vailing practice ot 'substituting female tor male labor dn the large clerical offices ot and manufacturing concerns of the country Mr Smeeton declared1 that if nature had intended woman to enter into competition vitli man in commercial lines woman would not have been handicapped with comparatively physical frailty He strong ly opposed any enlargement of the sphere of woman in business occupations and thought that an effort should be made to gradually retire from the active pursuits He declared that tho invasion of the industnnl world by woman was an alarming thing and that if it is not stopped that will supersede many men who should be the bread winners Top Coats $10 to $45 Rain Coats $10 to $40 Saks Kcfrlton $300 Saks Stanhope $200' Saks Stetson $4 and Saks rench Importation and The Clothes question is answered in two ways In one way by the retailers of the product which is every one of them save ourselves hi tho other way by the Saks mod els and patterns Planes and rudders were incapable of righting the machine when it hud turned in that manner Several officers "Standing around the starting apparatus ordered the mounted soldiers to the wreck but spectators sol diers officers and newspaper men were already running across the field It was fully a minute before any one reached the tangled mass The mounted soldiers formed a cordon around the wreckage while others en deavored to lift the heavy mass of ma chinery and wood that pinioned Wright and Selfridge to the ground Lieut face was covered with blood and lie was groaning and choking from the internal hemorrhages Orville Wright 'lay by his side his face as pale as a mass of white mist overhead He was conscious and asked that the ma chine be lifted off his leg but it will hurt when they touch that said Mr Wright Piece after jllece of the wooden frame work was broken off as a half dozen men endeavored to free the Injured men As soon as they could be extricated they were taken to one side and physicians went to Their wmindn post hospital hastened across the field to the place the machine lay and as i soon as possible Mr Wright and Lieut Selfridge were laid on 'stretchers and car Tied to the hospital i As the gasoline tank had been pierced when the machine crashed to the ground there was great danger sonic person might come too near with a lighted cigar or cigarette and add an explosion to the disaster A cordon of soldiers kept the crowd at a safe distance After a surgical examination It was an nounced that Lieut Selfridge was In a critical condition having suffered a frac ture at the base of the skull It was said than that Mr Wright was not severely in jured At 7:40 o'clock Maj Crosby Maj Me Caw Maj Ireland and Capt Bailey tho army surgeons attending the injured men gave out the following statement: Wright lias fracture of the left thigh and several ribs on the right side He was much shocked but has reacted well Lieut Selfridge received a fracture of the base of tho skull His condition is extremely No Hope for Selfrldqe Later one 'of the surgeons expressed1 the opinion that Lieut Selfridge probably within a short tilde Mr leg was set by Dr Waters of New York and Surgeon Bailey of the army They also set two ribs The Injured men sustained severe scalp wounds in addition to their other in juries a The surgeons took Lieut Selfridge to the operating room and removed the part of the broken' skull over the left eye which was causing convulsions At 8:10 o'clock Lieut Selfridge died without regaining consciousness He was expecting his mother who lives in San rancisco to arrive in Washington this month He is a nephew of Admiral Self ridge and has a brother who is an of ficer in the navy Glenn Curtiss of the General Experi ment Association called up by long dis tance telephone as soon aa he heard of the accident He notified Lieut Self family in San rancisco Doctor Makes Announcement Dr Balled who attended Lieut Self ridge made the first announcement ot that death I'Hls sald the doctor due to a compound fracture at the base of the skull He never regained conscious ness' from the moment he struck the groin despite the heroic remedies which were administered Therewas absolutely no response to the treatment given him He pas 1 away jieacefully "Mai Squier advised the family of the death and some word Is ex pected hourly as to whether they will come or have the body sent to the Pacific coast for interment We have to 1 abide by the army regulations which prescribe that the War Department shall be first advised The adjutant general 1 has been notified and the body will not 1 be removed from the hospital until word Is received from that 1 Mr Wright yesterday replaced the pro pellors he has been using with another 1 pair the blades of which are six Inches longer Tliev were used 'for the first lime in IUUMY UR'rtau VUG liiftuv 11IU many who have witnessed Mr flights nt Myer oeneve me cnange ot propellers caused the accident An ex amination of the broken blade showed it had been snapped off at a point one fourth the distance from the hub A deep Indentation of the broken piece 'indicated It had struck some other part of thq aeroplane Chanute Examines Wreckage Dclnve Chanute lather of aeronautics tn America who came to Washington several days ago to witness Orville Wright flights examined the wreckage He said if Mr Wright had used one pro peller Instead of i wo the result would have been leas serious 1 Only this morning Mr Weight had been asked what the result would be if one ot his propellers broke while the machine was in flight "Tho other propeller would tend to turn the machine he said I would stop motor and glide to tho Mai George Squier chairman of the signal corps aeronautical board and acting chief signal officer of the iirtnv was one or tno nrst io see air vvrignt after hls lnjurles had been dressed The first: words Mr Wright uttered wore: guess we take dinner together tonight major" They had a dinner en gagement for this evening Mr remarks to those about him Indicated that the shock the news of the accident W'mld cause bls family was his chief concern lie evidently was en deavoring to determine the eniiso of tho aceldr nt Charles White of White Baltimore a mechanical' export gave Inin description of the accident riessen tno nvtnr or tne aeromnno it! was performing beautifully lor six i i nothing stereotyped about tho Saks Clothes They are essentially dif ferent made i in our own workrooms where each garment is handled separately where your tastes and your personal re quirements can be and are considered and catered to There's no clothing can ap proach it stands out conspicuously as I 1 J'? Saks Banister $5 to $10 $4 a pair $3 a pair If the accident would deter or Ids brother now In fnrlher tests he replied "Deeldedlv no Mv broth ers will pursue those tests until the ma nre ns near perrect as is pnssi muke them IL they are not killed fore a combination of the two plans pro posed In Indiana except that it goes fur ther than either To be explicit It is its scheme of local option by townships eltv rvsklcntlal districts und counties Under ds operation as proposed In Indiana If a comity should take a vote and should re fuse to go drv every township that casts a dry majority at tho election would ba dry If a township aid not cast a drjk majority the people would still have the Mooro remonstrance la W' as weapon5 to drive out the saloons Position of AntbSaloon' League Tlin sihii ma au ent of tho Indiana Anti Saloon League sent wind to tho temperance Dcmo 'rat in the Lt ghlituro that the Anti Saloon League will meet them halt way In an A effort to secure the enactment of the Ohio iv plan lit Indiana Ho said the league would piefer It to the Indiana plan of county local Notwithstanding these negotiations opened i new and intel tting phaso of the situation there is not the slightest prob ability judging from Indications that am suit of a in isuie will leceive serious con slfleiitlon In the Legislature as a siihstl Vt lute for county local ootlo i It appears to be a fight to the finish on the one proposition of whether a county local option statute shall be ehacted It Is not the purpose of the resourceful men who are managing trie campaign tor the Democrats to have any measure affecting t' local option Io emanate from the Demo era lie side Their plan Is simply to line up enough votes to strike out the enacting clause ot the county local option hill when it comes up in tho House on second rending and i by this old time process of decapitation u' tA to summarily end Governor Hanly's ambi i' Hon to put a county option law on the statute docks auring ms term at omceit Secretary Post Believes However Per fection Will Be Attained NEW YORK Si pt 17 When news of bill but certainly the ninth clause to which his re election i tn in thiM mr i i nnrl i 500 also introduced by Mr Price in rela tlon to foreign corporations in which the i name objections! clause occurs Am glad rlto hear that you think that the situation Is iairiy wen in nana very truiy yours JOHN ARCHBOLD oraker Washington Broadway New York March 26 1900 i i Hon oraker 1600 Sixteenth street Washington "Dear Senator In accordance with our understanding I beg to inclose you a certifi cate of deposit to your favor for $15000 Kindly acknowledge receipt and oblige Yours very truly JOHN Broadway Now York eb 16 1900 Dear Senator Here is still another very objectionable bill It 16 so outrageous as to be ridiculous but it needs to be looked after and I hope there will? be no difficulty in killing it Am anxious to hear from you as to the situation as a whole Very truly yours i JOHN ARCHBOLD "Hon oraker 1500 Sixteenth street Washington Letters Not Read at Random You will see gentlemen that these letters are not read at random but they have a natural sequence Here is the next: Broadway New York April 17 1900 1 "My Dear Senator I Inclose you certificate of deposit to your favor of $14500 We are srreati at a loss in the matter but I send this and will be glad to have a very frank vtalk with you wnen opportunity oners it youiso desire I need scarcely express our great gratification over the favorable outcome of affairs Vory truly yaxirs "JOHN ARCHBOLD xfon 'J oraker 1500 Sixteenth street Washington There my friends Is some documentary evidence of how bills are decided to be un wise "and unconstitutional and some intima tion of the causes that lead to the defeat of bills 1 1 will now read you the conclusion of a letter written by Mr Sibley who was a rep resentative of Pennsylvania from the Lower House of Congress Mind you a representa tive from Pennsylvania that is title But in fact he is a representative I believe of the Standard Oil Company The letter was Written to Mr Archbold I and relates how Mr Sibley told Mr Roose velt that he should be careful how he of i fended the Standard Oil and that he could not a it ora to depend merely upon the port of the people £7 Spoke to the President' CThis Is the conclusion of the "or the first time in mv life I told President some plain if unpalatable truths as to the situation politically and that no wr man should win or deserve to win who de pended uuon tho rabble rather than upon sine conservative men oi anairs i don iknow as he really liked all I said but he thanked me with apparent heartiness Any thing you may desire here In mv power pie advise Sincerely yours SIBLEY" You gentlemen I Mr Hisgen all of us fire the rabble seekers after office can not depend upon us they need the conservativeCitizens these magnates of the great crim Inal trusts Mr Hearst here referred to a complaint ln contempt which had been filed by ex Atfbrney General Monnett in tlie Ohio Supreme Court alleging an attempt to Influence his action in a suit against the Standard Oil Company and which complaint was dismissed by Judge Charles A Shauck Produces Another Letter Mr Hearst followed by reading the fol lowing letter which he said had been written by John Archbold to Senator oraker: "26 Broadway1 New York Dec 18 1902 I 'v My Dear Senator You course know of I5 i Judge candidacy for re election to tne supreme court oenen ot umo We under stand that his re election to the position would be in the line of usage as followed in I wil such oases in Ohio and wo feel very strongly You won't appreciate that until' worn one and then enroll voiirself as one of the le gion of men who are always properly and economically different 'made different lyu carry a style and a hccqmingness and Wear with a comfort strictly their own or seven mlnutoB wnen maidenly one ot the propellers broke near the end This caused the machine to becomfe so thor oughly out of balance through centrifugal force ns to make It unmanageable and it made a dart to the ground while still un der opertlon of the right propeller caus ing It to strike the ground with a great deal more force than It would have done by gravity "1 do not feel there is any serious de fect In the machinery but merely want of better construction in the propellers Therefore I do not feel that the machine should be condemned beyond this point "I should Imagine when the machine made the dart for the ground it fell at tho rate of twenty miles an hour 1 saw the piece that flew from the propeller fall to the earth Before the flight of the machine I examined it thoroughly and saw nothing to be criticised outside of the wood construction of the propellers Before the machine made the flight I re marked that the wood propellers were not of the proper construction seconds after the accident hap pened the big machine appeared like a bird with a broken wing The forward side of the machine struck the ground first Wright and Selfridge were in their usual position on the seats when they landed They were not thrown out All the mechanical devices remained intact though tho braces anT canvas work were wrecked accident was due entirely to tne defective propeller The aeroplane was under perfect control and the accident certainly not due to any fault of opera tion" Assistant Makes Examination While the surgeons were at work set ting Mr leg he asked an at tendant to carry word to his assistant Mr Taylor to ask him to examine the wrecked machine to ascertain if there was anything wrong with the transmis sion Mr Taylor after examining the wreck stated ho did not think there was anything wrong with the transmission Among the eye witnesses was Charles lint of New York International repre sentative of the Wright brothers Mr lint came over from New York to sce the flight and was accompanied to ht Myer bv Admiral and Mrs Bronson Mr lint said the mishap would not cause the t' Myer flights to be abandoned? They will be resumed he as soon as Mr Wright has recoverea has been repaired Several days ago an Wright brothers made Washington Insurance noilev in favor of Orville agency applied In the regular way to the home office Today the agent received a letter from the officials of the company saying "We can not Issue a policy In favor of Mr Wright or any one else in his line of work We consider the hazard too great at this time but It is possible that in the future aerial navigation will reach a development which may change this view" Would Not Consider Policies Representatives of accident Insurance companies would not even consider a policy In his favor Officers of the Signal Corps and other enthusiasts at Myer were inclined to express the belief that the accident was not due to a faulty principle 'but to a defect In the propeller which was made of spruce One of the members ot the Signal Corps board who had been con ducting the Myer tests said: i "Of course this Is no time to discuss such' matters but the resumption ot the aeroplane trials will depend on the length of time which It will take Mr Wright to recover from his Injuries This accident will of course seriously hamper the pos sibility of securing appropriations from Congress for the aeronautical work of the Signal Corps The Wright brothers how ever have even more ndvanced ideas in regard to aerial flights and if thev con tinue their work It is very probable the effect of this one accident wlll be over come Wright Still Enthusiastic Rallying quickly from his severe in lurv Orville Wright tonight sent Lieut Lahm io fled Octave Chanute the plo nerr bcroplanist who aided the Wright brothers1 in their first gliding experiments Mr wrignt wantea to of the accident with the physician decided bestAhat Mr Wrignt himself to that extent "Mr Wright has suffered grave injuries and the Injury to the thigh alone will keep him in bed tor six said Dr Howard Bailey In charge ot the Mvcr Hospital condition is not critical and he responded readily to treatment We dressed the thigh with a side splint and tomorrow a thorough examination of his Injuries will be made" Orville Wright had confidently hoped and expected to meet aU the roqiiircmeiits without a serious naw developing machine his genius had devised realized however the danger 'to the work subjected hint Wright Talks of Danger A tew days ago ho said the greatest danger ne uaa to race was ms own experience and the possibility that may no somoinmg wrong He commented on the methods of operating the oared with Ills previous pointed out where the movements In tho old machine were Instinctive the siinie was no the case with the last machine apfl with tho latter Hie operator had "to think which is dangerous on account nf the possibility Of not thinking fast Mr Wright exercised what ho believed to bo extreme caution In starting his Hights Time and again he planned to make a flight but us the hour lie had fixed arrived he refused to take out his machine because of the unavoidable con ditions lie bad been out in twelve mllo wind hi a previous flight but un eloven mllit breeze a day or two ago served to deter him: In the first Hight nt Myer Wright made one of thenlstikes he had foiireil nnd pulled a lever In the wrong direc tion but Um machine iloseendod wil limit damage Company Pennsylvania and Washington Streets We've made a fea ture of a line of Suits in twenty different patterns that are comparable with any Ci $20 Suits JL and neighboring Sept 20 al tn the chapel of Christ i riuco and I 4n4 I 1 k' I 1 1filr Ht I IIIm ilSlI I i 1 MMMB 1 wlil ft IM fl IWI wl vfcl fT LX la 9 kR 1 1 1 eR I 1 'h' Ahh 'h' tih'' YV'Y mW' I 1 it lb O' fl 'tivSI I I et a O' A V' 'A MW ZSSXX X'' i i I i tCl jr r1 I jU I a 41.