Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-19
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From the ". Y. Commercial Advertiser Of May
81, ls50.l
NTHE EXPLOSION IN HAGUE STREET,
bLw YoRK.-IsrEREsTIgG CAsE.-Ths is
u certify that my son, Francis Edward Hyde, 66
B,Arl street, Brooklyn, was employed by 81. John,
BAR * CO., hat body manufacturers, Hague ST.,
and at work on the floor Immediately above and
over the boiler when the explosion took place on
Feb. 4th Last, by which dreadful catastrophe so
many persons lost their lives The explosion car
rie tlis boiler through the floor where he EN-
ployei and himself with il 10 the second story,
whca all w's precpitatcd down, and he was bu-
risd IN the ruins amid a mass 81 tire, steam, hot
hrisas, and bu,n ning Goals. la this dreadful sua-
tIon he lay iisensble, for (as he thinks) near 20
minutes. Wh-n consciousness returned, he dis
covered light over his head, and by strenuous c.-
iors TO free his arms, he dreadfuy lacerated them.
Fiom this perilOus situation he was extricaed
about y l-2 O'Clock, having been under the ruins
2th)ufs. lie was carried TO the Hospital and
he zee removedt to his home in Brookly yn at II W.,
of that day. The application Of l. me water and
winseed OIL having been made at the Hospital,
hts continue for the space of two days; but with
out ahordlng any relief. His considered
J. pclcss, fpr he was one Of the most severely in
jnrel AMI reported 10y the relief committee
lie suffered much pain; his face, head, neck both
arms, an | entire back being readiuy burncd.-
Tae hesh vas burncd of both arms from the elbow
dJwn Ia the fngers-thc right arm near the elbow
being birnt 10 the bone. The back from the hip
- the shoulders WAS covered with sores, having
l,in in burning Goals when amid the ruins; and
q ears were burned To "A crisp, and fears enter.
tiiied ui their dropping of.
Ry. James l.. ilpig', Pastor Of lst Baptist
Church, Brooklyn, called 10 see him, and stated
thai he woul 81 something To cure him. In the
evening he returned with some of DAlLEf'S
Pain extractor, which he obtained rom the
Proprietor himself AM applied IL. lie Mr. III.
being familiar with its propcrtirs, having seen il
sr'crsslully used when the steamer Swtsurr was
blown up On the North River, and upon which
c,'ion IL saved the lives oi four persons, who had
been drcaiiuy scaldcd. The application of the
E>trictIr pr"dnecd cases ia ON ID u 20 minutes
al he WIS free from pain after that, except at the
Dressings anil al times when the l,ks,rrs ac-
cIIe italy re.n wed or disturbc l. The use oi the
ONT n'nt was faithfully adhered 1, by direction oI
the Attending physician, and fresh supplies were
c'Ist,ntly obtii.i,d from the proprietor. IL has
- 'nplctcly and fully restored him, and cnrcd his
w'ui Is without leaving scar ar mark oi ANY
Mad. lie is no~ perfect we'll am eng Igcd in has
b sin:ss ocapatiaa
To the ireg ing facts am happy Ia testify with
s.nrert thanks 10 Mr.. DALEY aud the Rev. Nil
iingsas d. cOnsrruti"usl, believe, that, under
DIvi'," Proyi lr rrc, DALLEi'S PAI> ENrsAc-
rJalh,s sVed has lilr BENNET lN DE-.
!, "a certify to the correctness oi the above
Eat rnrnt.
JAMES l.. lbODiE, Pastor of 1t Baptist
tanrch, Brooklyn. l.. 1.-The abosc certificate
III uir b, Bcnti .lyI,, ~. sigrrd aud Sworn To
before m the l2th day of April, 1850.
EDWARD COPELAND,
Mayor Of BROOKLYN
CAUrION-Brwrc Of the Couatcy'et Daley
Save IA III" oH ~roggcr.
HTrhr GENUINE article, in TIE NEW
ENVELOPE AND LARGE BONES, for sale
by Dr. Il. x. HAZARD, oaiy agent Tor Newport.
Ju,r 20.