The evening world., 1911-08-03
PASTEUR EXPERT
FIGHTING FOR LIFE
after AUTO CRASH
Mme, Gerville-R eache Also
Hurt in Smash Up of Car
at Poughkeepsie
v HURT IN WRECK.
Baby Escapes in Disaster That
Follows When Machine
Turns Turtle.
v HURT IN WRECK.

1OOuT1hEEk olLs ~. - " vs.
Dr.. George G. Rambaud. head Of the
Pasteur Institute In New York. was
resting az comfortably al could be
expected to-day at the Vassar Hos.
pital here after an operation necessi.
tated by the injuries he received
yesterday when his automobile
turned over on a sharp curve In the
road four miles north of this city.
There were seven other persons
with DR.. Rambaud in the a when
the accident happened, including his
wife, who was Nine. Gerville-Reache,
famous operatio contralto. and his
infant son, Paul. The baby was the
oAly one In the car who escaped In.
Jury. Dr. Rambaud was the most
seriously hurt. and for a lime Els
recovery was regarded as doubtful.
Or. MofHt Of the vassar HOSPITAL said
this morning that DR.. Rambaud's most
serious injury seemed to be a rupture
Of the small intestines. and that an
operation had been performed to relieve
that condition. He said 1t would he
three or four days before the outcome
Of DR.. Rambaud's injuries could be ac-
cura,ely predicted.
Mime. Rambaud and the other menu
bers of the party received only cuts AID
bruises. with the exception OF Klnsley
Styles, an Adirondack guide. who had
a broken rib, but all were resting COM
fortably this morning. PAT Rambaud.
the baby, though unhurt. was taken TO
the hospital with the other members Of
the party.
These were the occupants OF the car
and the hurts they received:
Rambaud. DR.. George c.. Commissions
in side and abdomen n internal In
iuIies.
Rambaud. Nine. general Commissions
and an open wound in body. condition
good.
Gerville-Reache Valentine. sister of
Nine. Rambaud. general injuries about
head: condition good.
Leurent. Mile. Sinone. niece OF Nine.
Rambaud. general contuslons.
Leurent. Mile. Lemoyne. niece OF
Nine. Rambaud. general contusions.
styles. Kinsley. Adirondack guide.
broken rib.
Jaquot. Albert. chauffeur. Commissions;
able to go to New York by train.
DR.. R~ambaud. who succeeded his I'M
Gle. DR.. Gibier. - chief &c the Pasteur
Institute. and who Is an enthusiast,
motorist. vas driving the big car when
It took the leap and Jaauot was sitting
beside him.
MANY OTHER ACCIDENTS AT
SAME CURVE.
The accident happened on the Violet
avenue State road. ono Of a number
of inside roads now being used by
tourists because of repairs on the Al
bany-New York post road. Three miles
from here there IL q very sharp curve
ON which a number Of similar but less
serious accidents have occurred.
The party had been at Saranac LAX
on their vacation, end were returning
to New York by way OF Albany.
In the back seats were Nine, Ram
baud. holding Paul. her sister and the
two nieces and Adirondack guide. who
After leaving Rhinebeck. the party
followed the inside roads to avoid the
post road improvements. and approaches
the Ohf6tIOuo SuINo ooout Az oDSh
travelling about thirty miles an hour
They had never been over tLis road, anC
from the north the turn appeared L
be slight. There seemed no need Of re-
duclng speed. but before the curve wa
rounded, DIR. RarNkaud perceived his mis-
take, and attempted to apply the brakes
Almost at the same instant the BIZ
car gave q lurch to the left, rose II
the air. and turned completely owe
three times with such violence that al
the occupants were thrown out into
field by tie side of the road.
Just before reaching the curve tn
car had passed a farmers wife on foot
and hardly two minutes mad elapsed
: when this woman came in sight OF tn
wrecked car, and saw the tourists, mos
of them lying unconscious by the road
with the chau eur least injured or al
tie adults, trying to make the other
comfortable. The baby 10" 1" tho mol
ewing. but u%nscratch-
Mrs. Edward Tompkins' who occup'e
a house opposite the curve, says tina
this is the fourth automobile acciden
that has occurred there due to fast drlv