The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-19

In the town which doubles him up and makes
wipe out the pipe line stock IN an hour.
Noblesyllls. There IS In fact q Consumers
sNh asSsat Of a whie SSS% saa,asov Y Perte s'H Is one ss q w The 3
trustees. But the town finds two active enc.
The mRtss .etSef.. The The s stsn dSrap !oll S e nPsian" SRieh
1 assSsi ins sf s;. III sli' 81 5s$s and I H. 4 fit sssss$
ground entirely enclosing the city. and refuses
to T h1l0s Standard sss 'S b B BiP'de o SnGT its iis Is II isct the
terror Of all the gas and oil producing district.
It's emisaries have for some time been quietly
the Cysnet fields, It's tanks are erected at
yania. II has leased 100 out Of 400 wells. Il
threatens and chokes on every side II is pitt
sTaie en sfS las ng NOT 'p rise np To- som nnba 81 il. nS Ppt
to hold their own. to wrest something out OF
y fRi an sqa siiaet PrSlfip' stiIie and f f see s ,es% SSs 1issft
0l Bns u Ssn iass' and stew exceed all
IN a Grand d ta aas sr WITH R't the Gan ns fTSs Is fisIsfss
Company. fnel gas Is now necessary to manu-
can hope for anything further Without il. L
can be obtained In three ways. First, by natural
sas i I'm the i snSsi and a sniSa gas. is Or buy z Sorin IS
piPed from 70 miles south, or from Mnnoio, 150
n miles d distant ;bst io6 T 6So Ss stim ma, If from IN ths latter
cost of Az cents per 1000 feet The third pos.
SSa 1s1 Tsi Ssr + ;d 4 believed s.t can b0 furnished for
Pittsburgh furnishes the basis for all esti.
m %st rs s sSths 1obs, and Il IS som MINER s'I,. It td has put
tive IL clean and liysbie. wit Within I,r = distance HS I 81
from Z 9 to g miles .sod there are 5eo $50 wells bored at
p 3 sSss Ge c snGT sy Il. 70 Sas se; 50 m efes; 5 Mhs tnitas5
feet are sent each day.sa freely as c water, for
70 se'S ZOO. &c o0i men. During nne t shs Year m 49, 5Ss .ooo s@ aons 81
eas and water pipes were produced. Plumbers
s sIlIs iSs s9 9o sl,5SStooSS gas h mains asto Nth In. houses
Manufacture WITH any sayf place holding L ina11 such an IN
'q in ADDITION G 10 io S'5ls 'So Sf in Stat%S IL natural
f ffS; Sire 'SE has Invested 1915 iS.So5 S .o6S more IN n sls x:
INTO The iature. lY For%srl tsf four rf Feet , Of sas w las
the utmost that could be produced from a
hall feet OF, gas to produce, the heat Of = a pound
Of coal. fuel gas was out OF the question. Now.
twentSy, ~ so feet T e gas Is are are, produced from a
called the successive process. which produces
tq;ea fq isr and sn aiig'htjinS "a EssIi ,r f9hTtnIlshi Ing also i; , cleo dee,
Of ei' fite s1nV ee stsl per go RS5 f ssh'if Il is a sncR 81 iI 2 spss
as these that are disturbing Chicago.
Natural FFsss a has Its dSnSers and chiefly from
which Increases the danger. In the little VII.
lac alSsem 81 al LeT sbs Ify5ts when 3e to your ne nsighbor Is
Eoins Tor forward. The Ohio and saii ind Rilnes gas rs has has
a slightly pungent and ,sulphgrous odor, which
Anderson. Ind, the other day, where several
people were killed in a domestic explosion.
oo on the tS Slt,T1s "a n, results in that bat. part pII1 t q the the
fuel Of the future. and its cheapness will revo-
l%utionize prices in every direction. and put the
The effect Of this on the East and its man pasts.
lures Is for the East to consider.