Powder wagon explosion injures driver near city
At about seven yesterday afternoon Emerson’s mule train approaching the city carried a 6000 pound load of powder. A catastrophic explosion injured driver B L Shipley, threw him thirty feet, and burned him severely. Two mules were killed and others maimed. Shipley’s condition is critical. a hospital report notes uncertain chances of survival. An eyewitness described the blast and ensuing smoke rising over Rod Ney street. The incident drew comment from our editorial staff and mentions a Shipley brother in White Sals Springs.
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