Evening journal., 1902-10-14
THO BER0NADTS
WERE KILLED
Car Attached to Balloon
Broke Dropping Them to
the Earth
ACCIDENT OCCURRED OVER PARIS

Paris de
Breach ar
named oen e il,l by
ina ~ Dc ai.rt1 yes.arir
THO reir .su ia Da Braas
nrrs ie balloon rom tae ce-9aaa
.on meas vausirsrL rhe ailh
msdc successful aecors',n cei.l
evidently under perfect control
the GRAND sarefurd. and OH in
nof,har.y direction Nhcn thc h-
loon arrived over stains 'ani was
ori hundrcl fee. in lhe a'r Che ae
nau.s called t0 SOME worfmn in taa
fts eedus laa direction oi rantn
De lfaleay 2rl lorn were ro
moving about taa car suddenly cna
ot ha wire ropes broke end thon
other gave Way. ana the car weirhs
$50 ncnie, crashed io fho rr0rrsa.
haryls Che aeurauis hcreath il
They were crushed. taoir less w
broken and thcr faces wore blca.N
but they were no. oisGwrcd THO
bodies were taken 60 $50. Deaia
40 crl-Niinola geve the following
account ol tho accident. "I was stand-
ing on the a,ans @. my bulldne, whn
heari q voice calling J la1aoa up
and saw on a.rshlp q hundred yards
in The air. M. Norm was leaning out
oI The ear and asked through mego.
phone where was @ suitable SPOT t0
descend. ] indicated @ place in the
noishborhood. and the girship proceed
cd in the direction had indicated. A
fow moments later 4 saw tho balloon
turn sharply, and at the same moment
! heard noise lifo tho tearing of
cloth The piano wires attaching lho
front of the car to the balloon han
broken. Other wires followed suiL
the car became detached and sc feil
to the ground 200 yards distant The
balloon itself b0Hhded un into the air
and disappeared hurried to the
spot and found DE Bradslzy dead and
terribly bruised beneath the motor.
nj. NORM was lying under the re-
mainder Of the car. Tie lived but
few moments"
The catastrophe sent q thrill of hor-
Tor through Paris, following the dis.
nstcr TO the Brazilian aeronaut. Sew
Gro, who was killed May 10 last, and
whose balloon started from the Same
shed in o southern quarter of Paris
as did De Bradsky's balloon yester.
day
Dc BradslIy was ready to ascend
early last week. but postponed the at-
tempt on account OF windy weather.
The balloon in which he asccnded
yesterday was an improvement on HIS
original design, its size being in.
creased. as ct was found inadequate to
carry the weight intended II was in
the form Of q cylinder ending I'm cone
25 feet long ia front and H. feet Ions
behind, the same length as the Santos
numont airship which won the
reatsch prize. although its volume
was larger, because the length of Tho
cylindrical part was longer The
balloon proper contained 2.TSo cubic
feet The frame was 60 feet long and
was made OF steel tubes It carried
car 16 feet ions suspended so fo7t
bo,ow the envelope or the balloon.
which guarded So aeelnst risk OF frs
from lhe lG-horsopower petroleum
motor
IDS Hr2dshy was a Huns sarian baron
sG wears of aec rich and clever end
had been in the diplomatic service
ne made his lirst ascension in 1904
1iorn was his engineer lie lcaves q
Widow ana .hroa children
keniarky lss1a shrt From hmbush
Ha1lyv.le Kys o I'D Jude
hiim Hydcr counts utee of OWsIes
county, wos shot fom mhrsh yes
feilcv Judge cn ran .n tho rceu
ler election 9n tAo on Ticket END
c'0eaon r1srlo3 in toniasI
~ waa ely decided hy the ccnrI
Of arraaI7 ia favor g. Aydcn ANA th
fts.n ucea. Duru the contest
aro ue much hHar FEELING. END
tc Hel eaia of rouble Deuut
eaeah Wilson, of owsioy county
hove end tc'esrorhed fo.
hcodaoua Tho iudee WAS eao
orce 20 he back ana hs aiD wa.
broken hy @ second bullet
Little Danger CT Cholera csming Her,
Washinglcn. Oct The army med
ical officers say there Is little danger
oi the bringing o. cholera TO this c9un
tly by the army transports from aia.
Mia. The Sherman. which arrived al
San Francisco last Thursday. reporto,
.rnH nna had r-.-ar ..a-,- 90 L-r..