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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-13
TO DEMoCRAruo CAUCUS.
The Internsl Revenue Feature. of tn
Now Inrln lsLIL WI 10 heInrrnd

New thrid 8lt VIII BE Referred.
WAsHGNGToS, January l2.-The
Democratic members OF tue Ways and
Means Committee considered the inter
nal revenue bill to-day. The meeting
was a spirited one, many unexpected
motions being made, 50 that al one time
the friends ut the income tax feared
that they were defeated At the out
set OF the meeting, Mr. Tarsnev moved
that the question as 20 whether the IN
ternal revenue features were 70 be re-
ported in ~ independent biiIishould be
/ referred 10 a Democratic eau
Gus. This brought but an
animated discussion. When the vote
was taken the Tarsney motion preval ed
! by vote OF 20 D. Mr.. Byuum turn
ished the surprise OF the meeting by
moving TO reconsider the entire revenue
oil a. practically agreed on at meet
Ing some time ago. This motion also
prevailed by vote OF t. % 5.
Mr.. Bynum voted with the opponents
OF an Income tax. The affirmative vote
was cast by Messrs. Wilson. BreckIn-
ridge, Bynum, Cochran, Stevens and
MONTGOMERY; the negative vote by
Messrs. McMilIin, Bryan, Whiting,
Tarsney aud Turner.
\ question then arose as % where this
left the OiIl-whether the Tarsncy reSO-
luton sent the whole matter % eau
Gus or whether the BYuum resolution
left anything 10 submit 10 % caucus.
After some discussion "a 90 the status.
vote was again taken on the internal
revenue features and they we're agreed
TO as previously decided upon. The
Democrats who are opposing tlc income
tax proposition, led by Wilson. then
forced a direct vote uuou the ques-
tiOn OF submitting all the iu-
ternal revenue features t1 tho
House as separate measure. motion
60 so report the Internal revenue was
agreed Co by vote OF % to-. Mr. Bv.
uuu voting in the affirmative. The
question of caucus was still in douut.
owing % The various motions which had
interviewed since the Tarsney propo.l.
ti0n had first carried, but 10 wa. finally
agreed informally that if a caucus 20
consider The income TAX should be called
by any mem 0ers outside OF the Way.
and Means Committee and the caucus
sentiment ON v0ts should be for the
Incorporation OF the internal revenue
features as part OF the Wilson bill. any
member of the committee 20 disposed
should make the motion on the floor ~
the House o. SO incl ude No..
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A LOT OF TOMFOOLERY.
some Alleged Consututionh Lawyer.
Think They've Uncovered Marc,

some Alleged Constitutional Lawyers
Think They've Uncovered MAro's
Nest
WASHISGToN. d. C., C.,January l2.-The
constitutional lawyers OF the House
nave detected a most interesting legal
complication In connection with the
Hawaiian situation which may result in
bringing In question the authority OF
Minister Willis to make 3 demand on
President Dole 10 retire. Up 10 Decem-
Der Is last, President Cleveland aud the
executive branch OF the government
were directing the course OF Hawaiian
affairs. But on that day Mr.. Cieve-
lands message was sent to Congress,
stating be would turn over the subject
10 the broader authority oi Congress
aud would thereafter cooperate IN any
just solution which Congress might pro-
pose.
The Presidents course in turning the
subject over 10 Congress was undoubt-
edly communicated to Minister willis
a. once, with Instructions OF non ac-
ton. No steamer left this country for
Hawaii until December 70. so that the
| Presidents conclusion TO leave the sub
ject with Congress could not have
reached Minister willis until December
26. Under these circumstances there
/ is an hlatuS OF eight days from DeCenl-
Der Is 70 Decem ber 26, during which
the authority OF Mr. willis TO act was
most obscure. 1t happens that the date
on which Minister willis made the de-
mand on President Dole TO retire was
| December ~. President Cleveland had
given the subject to the broader au-
thority OF Congress. Under these cir
cumstauce, the lawyers OF Congress are
asking as 20 the authority OF wills to
act during the hiatus, and particularly
as 10 the validity OF his action on De-
cember 10. which was two DAYS after Con-
Rress had received authority to direct
his actions.
Judge Culberson, chairman OF the
judiciary Committee, aud an authority
on legal questions, said that Minister
Willis was bound bv early instructions
unit he received notice that they were
changed. II made no difference, he
said, that the President turned over
the subject To Congress on December
18th, as this fact did not become known
to Minister willis until Decemb Der 2Gth,
so that up 10 the latter date ne had au-
thority TO execute his early Instructions.
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PARKERsBUEG, W. VA, January If.
The case OF Duhurst VS.. Robinson, In
eiectment, is now on trial in the United
states Court before Judge jackson.
About 5000 acres Of land In the Man
ningtou oil fields are involved and there
are siXty-liye witnesses. The trial will
last week.
Mr. Robinson, the defendant, re-
ce!ved telegram to-day notifying him
OF the destruction by fire OF his planning
mill at Warrington, valued at $50, 900.
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Stopped The SURVEYORS.
The Authority OF the United state. Court
Dehed ia wyoming Comfy.


SDfctG' TSisgcaO, 10 me ois,sr.
WELCH, W. VA, January ia
corps OF engineers, in charge Of A. J.
Ninrctt, OF Charleston, left here Monday
10 run out the lines Of the Lasbcr sur
vey. by virtue Of decree Of the United
states Circuit Court, aud met Win
no trouble until reNching the head OF
Wilt Cat branch, tributary OF
lluhs Creek, Zoo Wyoming county, whore
the party was fired upoE by force Of
ten or twelve men, armed with Winches-
teTs; something Ike hundred shots
we're fired. w. T.. Sinnott, assistant
surveyor, was shot in the
back by a spent ball aud
A. ID. Beavers, one OF the chalnmen.
was shot ia the right arm above the
elbow, innlcting a painful but not dan
gerous wound. A. a matter OF course
no further attempt was made to con-
Time the survey and the entire
Darty came back 10 Welch
Thursday. the shooting having
taken place on the day previous.
The assailauts were not known but an
Investigation will be made and trouble
is IN store for them. Mr. scott has
gone 20 Charleston 20 report to the
proper authorities.
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TmE COLORADo LEGIsLATURE
WIN Probably Adjourn stu. pi. ro.da,

DENVER, CoLo., January l2.-Tho
State Senate this afternoon, by vote
OF 20 te IL, adopted the majority report
OF the committee appointed TO consider
the Governors message, recommending
Immediate Adjournment OF the extra
session, Senators opposed 10 this, by
hIibusteriug prevented vote on a CON
current resolution 20 adjourn the session
sine die at q O'clock to-day until 4:2O,
when IL was adopted aud sent 10 the
House. Both branches then adjourned
until morning, when It Is believed
enough votes can DO mustered la tho
House In favor Of Adjournment To pass
the resolution.
Representation Kellon's resolution
repudiating the Govarnors scheme Of
coining State money and importing
Mexican dollars, after a long debate,
was adopted by Il vote Of - 70 Is.
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WAsHtvCroy. January -. The prln-
cipal business accomplished a. to-day's
session ot tho Executive Committee Of
the National Republican Committee
was the adoption OF two resolutions
which the members consider a fine
stroke OF party policy The first de-
mands the admission OF Utah % State
GOOD and the other favors the admission
OF all the Territories 90 Statehood.
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Sbeete4 4fteJTafn 90 NJ Rs0tfte-.
WASWNGroN, u. c., January r.
j. I. Scott was to-day appointed post
master at Sand HlN, Marshall county,
west virginia, vice j. H. Winters, re-
signed
Frank d. Mccoy has been commits
stoned postmaster at Sistersviile. STE
phen +. Morgan at Palace Valley. and
Sampel w. Stewart at McMechen.
Mest Virginia.
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TorEKA, KANs, January 12.-Mrs.
Mary r.. Lease to-day applied % State
Auditor Prather for her voucher for last
months salary O President OF the state
Board o. Charities, but Mr.. Pratber
declined 70 comply with her request.
on account on tho action taken By
Governor LewelIiug 90 secure her ro-
mOyal Mrs Lease announced she will
institute mandamus proceedings ln tho
Supreme Court 20 compeli the Auditor
20 lssus the voucher.
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sr1e'al I.'-a,aa 10 ~ A-9s.-

PAEKEn-Bugo, W. va, January 1e.
IVY. l.. Neal, the only brother OF
Larry NeaI, OF Chuicotne. Ohio, late
Democratic candidate for Governor in
that state. died this afternoon 90 his
fathers bone boo this city OF typhoid
fever. Mr.. Neal vas s3 years old. a.
lawyer by profession with large circle
q friends and acquaintances. ills
death was a shock to tho community.
as few u any had deemed bis case at oil
critical
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selgnorage bin until after the tariff bill
Is ou, OF the way" said he, "as the
tarih has the right OF way and we do
not wish 10 antagonize it or divert at
tion from IL. But the determination Of
the committee meets the bond proposi-
tion more than half way. do not be-
lleve soond bin can pass the House,
aud on the o;her hand | have little
doubt as 10 the passage OF the seiguor.
age bill"
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WILL VOTE FOR TIE BILL.
senator Camden Gives nis Position with
Regard tn the wilson BilI.
cpFrful TrfS rr.ffs ID, ~. g..f.r--


CHARLESTON, w. Va. January l.. -
Col. John NJ. Rowan having seen a
statement in some OF tho papers To the
effect that tho members OF tho senate
and House OF Representatives from
west Virginia would not vote for the
wilson tariff bill, wrote 10 Senator j.
~ camden recently to ascertain wbeth-
or tho statement was true. Col Rowan
has Just received the following reply:
"WASHINGToN, ID. c., Jan. 5, 1s0G
"Cot. j.. ". Rowan, Charleston, W. Ia:
my DEAR CoLoNEL:-I am gratified
to receive your letter OF the 5th Inst.
! always like TO receive frank letters
from friends. You can set IL down as
mistake, | think, that any member
OF the West Virginia delegation will op-
pose the Wilson bill because he cannot
have IL as he would like. No doubt
many OF US would vote for amendments
II we get the opportunity, but | think
that would be the extent OF the opposi-
ton OF any Of the delegation. IL would
certainly be so with me. our party
has committed itself To revision of the
tarif, aud failure TO pass "A tariff bill
would, ia my judgment, be disastrous
To H. / sincerely trust that Congress
will act without delay ia this matter.
In fact, prompt action Is more import
ant than the details Of the bill. What
the country needs Is TO be relieved from
anxiety.
with kind regards TO yourself and
friends, | am
sincerely yours,
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sun Thsy Loave tho q. p.

NEW YOHK, Jannary 12.-All mem
bers and agents: The Lancaster, Pa,
Intctiycaccr and the Lancaster Erant-
incr two OF the Oldest aud best estab-
llshedpapers in tho State OF Pennsyl-
vania to-day signed contracts with tho
Associated Press aud have abandoned
the rnlted Press. This service TO begin
at once. MELVILLE l.. STONE,
General MnnaRer.
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NEWSLETS.I
interesting Pieces Of Tsiegraphio New
in small space.

PiTrsHrRG. PA, January 12--Rooort
Mcclure. the eX-agcnt Of the Law aud or
der League of Western Pcnnsylvauin was
sentenced to-day BE- pay fine Of t5j and
undergo an Imprisonment in che couufr
jail Tor sixty days ihe crime Tor W
Mcclure was sentenced WAS consDirr fC
defraud tho city while agent Of the yo.
CrSclvSArI, January ~ Edward Lew
is. o young carpenter, WayIaId bis wife Iu
"a hallway This mOrIug and shot her dead,
then turned fnc weapon on hlmsoIf and
ended bio own lilc They frequently
quarrciej. 10 is said Lewis was insauoly
Jealous OF his wife
prrr.prRo. pa. January i9-Thc four
hundred er p'oyes Of the CLarieoi Plate
Glass Company, zoo Char'erO., Pa, strues
today against "a 215( per cent reduction Iu
wages. The plant is closed down
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PoNEnOY, o.. January l2.-Mad dogs
are terrorizinR the people OF Cottage
vile, w. Va. Charley Barnett died
there to-day Of hydropbobia, and an
aged couple by the name OF Griffith
have been bitten by rabid dogs aud
have hydrophObia. Great number OF
stock has died. The dogs are being
slaughtered by armed officers.
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SEEKING CHEAP NOTORlgTY.
The frico of Two Tciegrams PAID by
Tw" Onto "Patrio,s" 20 Get into the

W. OiiO 'iutriOfa' TO Get into the
Papers.
SDsciai 1<iS0raD 10 tts Re1utsr
CoIruBr-, o., January ryI2.-Governor
Mckinley to-day received two tele.
grams that are more warlike than any
that have come & the Executive Office
since the close of the Rebellion. One
comes from Walter s.. Payne, OF
Fostoria. and ASKS permission 70
organize o brigade OF 5000 men and
the other from David a. Taylor. Of
Sorwaik. asks FOR transportation for ~. o.
600 g. a l. men % Washington; the
object oi each being % put back the
flags upon tho National capitol. and .
as Payne puts it. "Put ropes on
tnc inrn who pulled them down. "
These are called out by highly parti-
san dispatch from Washington 20 a
Cleveland paper, telling about the ab-
srnre OF the flag from the Capitol
building Payne was once an officer Of
the OuI0 Sons Of Veterans
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ST. Louis hlo. January 12 Sam
Wesor the murderer OF CiementiDe
Manning. spent last night iD eating
oy -ters, drinking beer atd talking with
tie TWO deputy sheriff who formed the
death watch. When asked if he bad
anything 90 say, he simply replied with
Gus a tromor: 600 ahead"
The drop fell az s.03 Ills neck was
broken. In twelve minutes the body
was cut down aud prepared for burial
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The Curu, bribery Cs.e Dropped

san FrA>Cf.Co, January f9.-It is
understood that the grand Jury has
dropped the Gurus bribery case owing
20 the Inability 20 obtain sufficient evil
dence 90 warrant GndlgH an indictment.
Charges we're made that the jury which
acquitted actor tl. B. Curtis or tho MUIR
der Of policeman Grant vas bribed and
the grand jury has been iuvestlRatfng
10 FOR some time Curtis Is somewhere
in the easta az present.
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Thos, dim.nuIfe Organs she kidneys. do o.
power Of IS or. boo a sfate of heaIlh. Au inter
ropton Of choir functions is most disastrous to
The system. and. 10 noe r.fa died leads to a
surely fatar trruirstlou Hostetters Stomseh
Buffers reucws ffeIr activity aud syerts The
danger Besides fhIs. b. conquer. rnf .iuaf.su.
avsurpsia. hIIfauauDss. Waiari1l complaint.
qulets and strengthens the nerves
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ginia), spoke for the Wilson bill. Com
ing from the territory. protesting against
placing coal on the free list, Mr. PEN
dleton's speech was especially signId-
cant. He denounced those OF bis party
who now shirked the res possibility OF
reforming the tariff ana who wanted to
hold back In the traces
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nossD't Like His Quarters.

CUrCACO. January - -Postmastor
Washington to-day wrote 90 the au-
th0rIties az Washington stating en-.
phaticaily that unless bis quarters in
federal building are repaired he will
move out and transact pOstonice busl-
ness elsewhere.
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WHAT HAHNs sELEorroN mxANs
Looked Upon ~ "a Move IN Favor 81 Nc
biuleY In 'gG
Speet1L Ie-koran. % LIZ RsIlt...

hiuIey In 'gG.
sDeet1i 7sie0r1D % ne RsJis,..
CoLrWHUs, o., January l2.-The eIec-
tion OF William VI. Hahn. Of this state.
% be Secretary OF the Republican Ma
tIouai Committee, is generally regarded
here as part Of the Mckinley movement
Tor 1896, and is connected with the con
suitatiOn here week ago OF Governor
Mckinley, Chairman Carter aud Nr.
Hahn. When Blaine lived there
was an intimate relation between him
aud the Ohio Foraker Republicans. out
the pledge OF the Foraker men now ~
Tom Reed, B.aine'- old enemy, seem
% nave led many % join forces with
Mckinley, So that hisseIcctIon az chair
man OF the committee is o. hit at both
eV-President Harrison and eA-Speaker
Reed.
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Two Combinations.

NAsHINGrOS, ID. c., January l2.-
The Senate 10 executive session to-day
confirmed the nomination Of r. +.
Preston 70 be Director Of the Mint, and
J lsaac j. Wooten, of Delaware. to he
Indian Agent in Nevada
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KoKOMO, IND., January 12.-The so
men 10 the polishing department OF the
plate glass works here struck to-day.
This viii close other departments, max
Ing 500 men idle. Tho company for
two months worked a. greatly reduced
wages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-13

or the teeth is brittle SOIODONT.
composed exclusively of hyg.cuie vegota-
BILE elements. and containing no solvent. is
the only article which. while whitening the
enamel. preserves It's s0unduess.
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A RAGGED OVERCOAT
Tells Eloquently the Condition of the
"PrOteCted' Farmer.
JERRY SIMPSONS GREAT BIG HIT.

BE Argues the Tariff Question
From a Free Traders Stand
pOint-His Evidence Of the
Farmers Lot - Congressman
Fendleton Addresses the House
and is Given Close Attention.
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- ctai 7sl,sra,1 to a. R.oi.,>-.

WASHINGTON, u. c.. January 12.-
Congressman Pendleton gave lively
talk on the tariff 70 pretty well filed
house this afternoon, receiving the
rather unusual compliment of close at
t,utiOn from a considerable number OF
the Republicans.
As q rule the Republicans do not
listen 10 tarif arguments from their op-
puneuts except when the latter are old
mem bers, recognized as leaders OF the
party, but Mr.. Peudleton is making a
reputation as a keen and aggressive de
batter, aud therefore a good many Re
puOlicaus to-day wanted 20 hear how he
would handle the tariff question.
'Ae handled 10 without gloves, IL is
hardly necessary TO say, showing first
by cogeut and logical argument the
crying necessity there is az this time
for a revision Of the tariff He admitted
that one Of the reasons for tariT revi-
sion and reduction that existed in lsSs,
that is big surplus in the treasury,
existed no longer owing to the
reckless and wasteful extrava-
ganCe oi the Republicans and
legislation enacted by them, which had
increased the regular annual cost of
runuiag the government by nearly a
hundred million dollars. But other and
equally pressing reasons stu existed for
tariff revision, in that the present
laws bore unjustly and with crushing
weight on the masses Of the people
aud on the Industries OF the
country. Mr.. Pendletou then proceed.
cd 10 discuss the question OF wool, show
ing how the price of that great staple
had steadily declined and It's production
IN the United States as steadily decreased
under the so-called protective tariffs of
The Republican party. Before Mr.
Pendleton had finished his discussion of
the WOO question his time expired and
he will be compelled TO extend his re-
marks in the Record. HI was frequent
ly and warmly applauded during his
speech, and at its conclusion was gem
era'ly congratulated by his Democratic
colleagues.
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4 Miner Killed.

SBs<toi 7r'S0yotn 70 Hs R>gitsr.
CHARLEsroS, w. VA. January r.
Henry stone, o miner, was Killed al
Anstod to-day by falling slate.
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ie, Margest, brightest, best, AMI Jho N8ws
Il BAD FIRE AT DAVIS
The Town BRn sud Several Busiaess
Building. burned

HNIfttfNtH NuFnCu.
SBset1l Tslscr t''s . ~ Rsc.stf-
PARSONS, w. VA, January l2.-The
town OF Davis, twelve miles northeast
OF here, was visited by destructive
fro to-day, consuming four business
buildings, including tho town hall. with
all their contents. Loss $50, 900, mostly
covered 10y insurance.
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New remedies are being constantly intro.
duced to tne public. but DR.. Bulfs Cough
syrup ssh maintains its pre-sminsncs
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The readers n our publication. ore reauesteI
20 use -aita aiou OIL fog any ani al pains. 10
isa sure cure. ~ cents.
The morning call., 1894-12-07
Arabian Palaces.

One of the most striking features of these
Arabian Palaces al Hadramut is the wood
carving. The doors are exqusitey decorated
with intricate patterns, ana with text out OF
the Koran carved on the Intel; the locks and
keys are all Of wood, and form a study for the
carver's art. as do the cuphOsrds, the inches,
the supporting beams and the windows. which
are adorned with fretwork instead OF glass.
The dwelling rooms are above. the ground
floor being exclusively used for merchandise,
and the first floor for the dome sites.
We lived on The second floor, and the next
two stories were occupied by the Sultan aud
his family, and above was the terraeed roof
where the family sleep during the summer
heat. Every guest-rcOm has its coffee corner,
provided win a carved oven, where the grain is
roasted and the wat boiled; around are hung
old china dishes for spices, brass dishes for the
cups and fans TO keep off the flies; also the
carved ccnsers. in which frankincense Is
burned and handed round to the guests. each
one of whom fumigates his garments with 1t be-
fore passing it on. It is also customary 80
fumlgate with fraDklncense a tumber before
putting water into il, process we did not al
together relish. as II imparts a sickly favor TO
the tuid.-The Nineteenth Century.
The morning call., 1894-12-07
ENGLISH COACHES.
Something About Railway Carriages
on the Continent.

The standard English passenger carriage is
considerably shorter than our car, has three
aXles, no end platforms and is entered by side
doors. The flrSt-class car contains four COM
pariments, each with six places, three with
backs to the engine and three facing. The
seats are separated by broad and comfortable
arm rests, and there are arm rests on the sides
OF the carriage also. These rests are low enough,
broad enough and soft enough to be comfort
able. The compartment is about seven feet
square inside, giving ample room for the six
seats, which are deep, wide, padded 10 the
height of the head and upholstered better than
anything that L know of in America.
There are ample racks for hand luggage, d
rug on the floor and one lamp in the roof. The
second and third class carriages have five COM
partments making the seats less deep fore and
aft aud giving less room for the knees than In
the trstclass. The second class compartments
seat eight persons, and the bench across the
car is divided by but one arm rest, that If
the places are all full you and one neighbor
separated by only al imaginary line. The
third-class compartments seat only Ten per-
sons and the benches are OF divided at ALL The
five persons on a side being in pretty close con-
tact. These are not nearly as well upholstered
as the hrst-class, but are good enough In that
respect. These are the ST ndards, but there
are many executions. For shoTt-distance
trafnc Tor example, II Is quite common to seat
eight IN frst-class compartment and TO seat
ten In second class OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES