The evening world. Newspaper, August 3, 1911, Page 9

PASTEUR EXPERT Doctor and Wife, Former Opera Star, |% FIGHTING FOR LIFE AFTER AUTO CRASH ilncaibl Mme, Gerville-Reache Also Hurt in Smash-Up of Car at Poughkeepsie. SEVEN HURT 'N WRECK. Baby Escapes in Disaster That Follows When Machine Turns Turtle. POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., Aug. 3— Dr. George G. Rambaud, head of the Pasteur Institute in New York, was resting as comfortably as could be expected to-day at the Vassar Hos- pital here after an operation necess!- 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 car when | the accident happened, including his wife, who was Mme. Gerville-Reache, famous operatic contralto, and his infant eon, Paul. The baby was the omly one in the car who escaped In- jury, Dr. Ramband wae the moat seriously hurt, and for a time his} Gerville-t recovery was regarded as doubtful. | Overs Dr, MoMft 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 relleve that condition, He said it would be three or four days before the outcome | of Dr. Rambaud’s injuries could be ac- | curately predicted. Mme. Rambaud and the other mem- bers of the party received only cuts and bruises, with the exception of Kinsley | Styles, an Adirondack guide, who h aybroken rib, but all were resting co! foftably this morning. Paul Rambaud, the baby, though unhurt, waa taken to | the hospital with the other members of the party. Thess were the occupants of the car | and the hurts they recelved: | Rambaud, Dr. George G., contusions | in side and abdomen and Internal tn- | al contusions , Valentine, sister of | ral injuries about | | 1 contusion: moyne, niece of al contusions, Styles, Aairondack guide, | broken rib. | Jaquot, Albert, chauffeur, contusiona; able to go to New York by train, Dr. ud, who succeeded his un Institute, a motorist, wi {t took the le: beside him, M4MY OTHER ACCIDENTS AT) SAME CURVE. Tho accident happened on the Violet avenue State road, ono of a number of inside roads now being used by tourists because of repaira on the Al- bany-New York post road. Three miles from here there 1s @ very sharp curve on which a number of similar but less | serious accidents have occurred. ‘The party had been at Saranac Lake | on thelr vacation, end were returning to New York by way of 4 In the back seats wore baud, holiing Paul, her 4: two nieces and Adirondac were guests of Dr. and Mrs. ud. After leaving Rhinebeck, the party followed the inside roads to avold the post road improvements, and approached the dangerous curve about 10 o'clock, travelling about thirty miles an sour, ‘hey had never been over tuis road, and from the north the turn appeared 19 be slight. There seemed no need of re- ducing speed, bug before the curve was rounded, Dr. Rarfaud perceived his mis- take, and attempted to apply the brake Almost at the same instant the big car gave @ jurch to the left, rose in the air, and turned completely over three times with such Violence taat ai) the occupants were thrown out inte a fleld by the side of the road, | Just before reaching the curve the | car had passed a farmer's wife on foot, and hardly two minutes elapsed when this woman came in sight of the | riving the big car wh and Jaquot was sitt guide, who wrecked car, and saw t , most of them lying unce with the chau eur | the adults, trying to The baby | posite the What You Get For It YOU spend from fifty cents to $2 to go toa si YO spend from fifty cents to any number of dollars for a day at Coney. YOU spend perhaps more than you can afford for a vacation | WHY? © To have a good time, of course. amusement, for entertainment, a lot. Sometimes it's werth the cost. Sometimes not. There is something shat ly esral absolutely sure to amuse and entertain | oe ‘And that is an O, HENRY sti ‘The Evening World will publish a series of the last and best of this great writer’s short stories beginning next Monda: Read all of them. There is none you can afford to miss, ‘ | broken so many times that she has put yoily; condition | none, niece of Mme. |/ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 38, 1911.° ‘Double Liberty Stamps for Tobacco Tags, Soap Wrappers, Etc. HS Seriously Hurt in Auto Wreck § Old Fashioned Bargain Friday, cellent elastic web bing; special. .... (Main Floor.) ——————- 25e Leather Belts Pee Dy ae | 12i¢ | ‘ . one aia Freer. 60c Collar and Tie Men's soft collar, with necktlo to matehs Made \ of washable cheviot material; all «izes; at ———— Mala Moor.) ————— Mme. Gerville-Reache. ing, and that her wooden fence hs been up a wire fence Dr. Rambaud, who belongs to several American and foreign medical societies, g@ucceeded his uncle, Dr, Paul Gibier, as chief of the Pasteur Institute here. Gibier was a student of Pasteur. Dr, | Rambvaua was secretly married to Mme, he, then of the Manhattan fouse company, @ justice of the peace performing the ceremony in New Jersey on Nov. 11, 1909, just after Dr. Rambaud had been divorced by his frst wife, Wilson Whiskey { $1.48 27-Inch Flouncing At this price, a limit of 1 | Baby Irish designs and) | mall oF telephone orders C | beautiful embroidered |, Mled ; bottle at | na; only @ Handkerchiefs nomaeite Pet or namakers i 23C | po ript ith | Hey ‘at 5, 91. Women's, slightly. 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