that of a BY THE PARIS CORRESPONDENT OF THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, was worked by a lever for throwing or t' ,iddle shaft, Following hard upon the untimely death of M. Sev- S. At bb were the bearings for the uw. The shaft, 8, ero comes another sad aeronautical accident. The lat- ured 13 feet in… … its two occupants were killed. The long cross-arm which was placed a THE FRAME OF DE BRADSKY’S AIRSHIP. balloon car fell at Stain, the wire few feet from the propeller. The ropes connecting it with the balloon having been broken. tions per minute. The ascensional screw, of similar de- wires…
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