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THE CHICAGO CONI
TIIS 310 WIWAM.
Whose sae emsesm e envm Wme W
Assemble West T.56iy.
a sesmarse or 1103 m rec 'n " "sawS
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MaW e Inan-now 2o ear To rr.
no wi whk he been built at Chicago
Uo .a...d.as the damoastie national oom
vemtion in the most emondious structure In
as western eimatry. it will cover 20,09
people and has been built especially for the
purpose for which it is to be used.
It he been cemstracted at a cost of 2350
@nd will be turnished at a east of 4.606. When
the Mo a esamlttse Ems to mans a pise for
te eevention Chicago was not an applicant for
e homer. Chicago had an on its hands that it
-ed to have for ae season. But after other
eides hd eetended for the prise, and after
onme had eatisled the committee that the
-leate could take omre of a convention,
eeimnittee, of its own volition. named Chiago
as the pisee, and. of course, ('cag could not
S1dme. In the eourse of tijme I necessry1
e.-m..-tes to prepare a place met. Chicago's a
es.ene of hM somimmittee offered the Auditor
fm, bat the majority at the committee d-'
inred. It Was not big The eastern
=4 of the mittee wanted pie that would I
aeeemmodate all who wanted to come. After a
g&ed deal of talk it was decided to build a wig
i It fall up the Chicago contingent to I
ems that this Isgwas built, furnished and A
Paid for.
SPS OV TE WIowAN.
2U wta Is M fet long. 350 feet wide and
bide b 1 feet high, the largest convention
hal ever buit in the United States. It is con- i
streted entirtsy of wood and Iron, with or
6=00W hatenre, although it is to be torn 1
INTERIOR OF I
dew. -medasly after the convention. The I
stage, en the Michigan avenue side, Is la a
@I to hold at et510 person. Directl
in freat of the stage is the rostrum for the of-l
ess of the convention and the speakers and1 in
ofst of test the desks of the eacial stenog
8m0es md tables for at least three hundred t
w -ar men are provided on the right and c
ftofth& rostrum. The Arst row of press t
00101 is raised six inches above the main fdoor I
d the bast row two feet above it. This is a t
fSMerO that will be thoroughly appreciated by I
te me who will write the story of the proceed
eo the esvention. The newspaper men are I
rvided with beilities for transferring their 1
idireet to telegraph wres in another part I
of ebbing. These wires are connected'
wit the newpa offes in various parts of t
the eTntre, so the reporte of the proceed- 9
can be into = almost as quickly as if
* Iwere the town of publi
eato.1
The mai SOr of the hall which Is to be
3eel0, eomwns so @at for the delegates. The
UaW body of the hall. including the stage,
Srms one ecamplete section. There are two
als twelve fee wide on each side of the
6-=d=g to the delegates' seats and oMn
directly froms the street. No one be
to enter them exept delegates. newn
a er and persons holdiag Uicketa to seats
enthstage.
TEm PAnO*
All of the rest of the main door is divided
tt1 four esee-, each emtanimng 3.00 seats,
th fernishing a sating capacity on the main
beer of~ovr 13.. In addition there is a. 1
aemawM r norsmTT.
WhWSbS Pkae et of ertlem Gblttviskee Wore,
Approved by e am.... .
The cami-dae- hame made the folowing 1
tsomn to the resolution of the tsnate dated
Nay 81, 1M. directing them to report the rem
sens fer their approval of ertain plaina of sub a
viiom of suburban property in the District
ot Cesmia net in accordance with the act of, a
hAgest 23,336, ad other legislation on the
They may they haee endeavored to comply as,
naasty as practica with the spirit of the law
of la thehave nterpreted it. I
With reference to the observance of the re- t
geemt of that law that subdivision. should
be mad in eamfermity with the general plan of
~ty of Wes*ington, they have been con
bet r et by the fact that the plan of maid
e6Weterlally deta n lmaany ntaces fro
a aneiform sestem, and econd that
-ess sberban eabdivisions had been made"
and reerdad to the passage of that law
and addedembarrassemnt in the appli
anmof the law toshsun subdivisions. I
o~ria vation from the!
general city street design, but rather as indi
...a ta de,.,ture from.a tr.eeretiln..
ealstad, where r iid adheremse thereto would
heeo be~ en ankly incomvenient or op.
- a net inelm -n with thepupe
ofte law, whose akers mest be prsmdto
have beesminfer..d.:rt. iste,.lais ex.t
ta in pin- they inatedn as the =model.
With reference to the dIlelis InterposedJ
h te ay ot an Ideal system by the suburban
..baivle..whieh ..itd prto the,....,ge
af the lew et 18J8, they have to state that the
seets of the city of Gere~nIn most In
see--- do sot hermomlie wth the streets of
Wtoathat there are a mumber of sub
ate ingsdin the two large and
vlge o----m-~ and Meant Plass
ma, a great nuamber of euburbaa sbdiva-,
ismenk e of whisk are built upon and other.
the eriemsuburban reservations ad the
eet ofmnedatlsi. Institutionsfa
th av Observa..ry grenl.he be. re
arem .h. .theenr... water u ,l rese
value, the bieesCE' Dagme, the (IticUniver
itv~O~h~sg and the proposed site
no- - h~elvedia..r. ero
to..e e te askeet .,..,.,o
ase ..d~ad thsevid.ee
inthe of t etef ahl t that itsi
as dene by tsp e sthia or other emi
pate eti l M la ts iam nh
torinder - subdivistem sces *
een be dam wihot oatin= the eprt o
e law, er wishmi g mee to the pbiin
The esimss of es -eb memeem and
esosaubtra ems of e minheite dir
~m d~ istn hpp eat s t ap es
mr of.hme ee m e ath m,
..e .h..o.
ENTION.WIGWAM.
-ary running around thre e i of theh.e.
hd supported rh
g a pasesgeway fItsmm feet wide em to nsa
ide of the haA and aner of ea width e
.. south ide, both leading to te ashi for
seaosad loading " auk eparate:: e;es
eia asl thirteen ft MWid, Eawse
ion has a separate entrance fkree s Mlali%
al is mot Snneetd with ay ether meahm
hIm i".
The mais entamese are en the norh sle eseti
mas of the bu-iling The stairways war
e tly straight, so that there -a be oe
ag ansmharp turn or loolings. 1he sesu so
J sides of the main Ber wh the dl1gat1 0
wr. re to be . arrnged I. ....- n
fe
eoWND" PIAT OF RAM
ia. The front row is elseated a few inas.
d those behind rieradusly, Unti the a
ow is twenty-four shove the maim Aer.
'ere are no special mat for alternat es.Th
ril have to take their aenme with the di
ay speetatom
From each sectiom there e nneromi sate
o the street, to be ned only in same of emer
ency. They ae very wide, and the mmnge
Luditorinm can be emptied in a very Sew mil
Iti.
ee if boeft the
at the t9M in divie into twe
ations. Each is reached from the stret by a
tairway thirty-two feet wide. The outrance
o the gallery are from the towers in the row.
The bu n located an Michigan avenas,
otween WWis=and Xadisan streke
HE -WIGWAM.
ended, with a frontage of 400 feet en Michan
venue.
3Am? OF AOomS.
The wigwam is easy of aese.
The Illinois Central railroad depot i within a
loek of the wigwam. The suberban system of
bat line is the best in the country and will
Lnvey the delegate when he is tire an an
odv else who wants to go there, to the wr.1'
mir grounda in fifteen minutes. The tracks of
e Michigan Central roadparallel thoea of the
Ilinoia Central. The Wabash and Cotage
,rove cable mins, running to W Park
nd the world's fair grounds, run one
lock of the building. The State a"eet amble
3 69th street is within one block. The ele
ated road trains, which will be in operation by
se time the convention meets, will run to 3th
treet from the down-town terminal at Van
luren street. five blocks from the hail.
Trains en the North Side cabie ean be resehed
rithin three blocka of the hal. Trains on the
Fest Side cable run within ve bloek. Horse
are on various lines went and south ran within
wo and five blocks. The docks of 14 Gee.d
Ich line of steamers for al lake pdnts we
rithin three blocks. The Auditorium to withim
ix block*, the Victoria, Iticbeie, Ilamd and
Vellington Hotels are within Ave blodab; the
*remont and Commercial are within five
locks. the Sherman within sit, the iga
rithin seven. the Grand Pacific within seves,
he Great Northern within six, Burke' Me
oy's. Gore's, Brevoort. Windsor's and
y's within i and eight; the post withi
even, the board of trade withi eht bilock.
Ehe business center of te city i within from
me block to mine blacks wot, one to ds
olocks south and frbm ane to Ave block. north.
he line In the inclosed treeing showe te line
f 7th street extended in strict conformity with
be same street in the city of Waftam gad
be extent to which 7th street es in et
rorth differs from it,
With reference to the fifty-foot streets is the
obdivisions of the Moore tract, the Commm
loners have to state that Thorns and Beaten
Ireeta, which are only fifty feet wide, ar em
mnsons of city streete of the emewidth and
orreepond with etreeta in another (eonigou)
obdivnsion, also a pproved and rcreinse
be pasge of the law of 1816. Their sspt
nee by the Com==immine-e was based em an
nderstan-ing that it was conforneble with
he uraenee of their predecsorm. At the date
f sfee approval of theme subdivisons the bil
rhich makes the minimum width of ne
treets ninety feet had not passed both hoea
f congreme.
With respect to the Seheutam Perk subdi
ision it wdll be notied that this lie in the
action surrounded by the erroneoes sabdii
ion of Petworth, by Bightwood avem er 7th
treet, which in diretonm torsp e to
treet or avenue in the city of Waigo; by
he Soldiers' Borne, Howard Unvrtrand
he rservoir, mons of which can be ee4 r
hanged by the cinmmmars. TheCommb
ioners, in view of this candiion of alarm, ap
,roved this subdivion, as it seasmed te be ae
rommodated, so far as possible, to the best ad
rantings of the seaction and themeseroaag
dwas mot nes-i-a-nt with their views of
he law.
It was their intention, If a hIM cbouM be
massed, to estm-kh-h a er ae t em of
ighsay, to prolon ih.=a avenm, me o
oc reek Chiarch read' to oiatWarl
treet and replace It a north and set
treet in the middle the treet between
Brightwood avenue and the Seidliri' H stes
amne to be inety feet wlde, and to msea
|eneral north and mouthecosneetion to the -s
, build a roa :th norhendayo
he remmrvoir esteadig, If posmihie, to
trightwood avenmaking the sa mety
ma: wide, and rgdi the ether ste ran
ting east and west this~ esies msiner
treets, making them a.i i sebt to widt
rhe subdvaorn of Schentem was made to
onform to this ide. which the n...arn....
elieved to be the beet for th sectm.
Atea meeting of the Assaria Liey Ae
tieto the entertalmat en-a-n-e to the
-amo--to in thleeity were passed sma Bert
that as s-ee of the Amide... Imaiy he
sciasion we desire to enprns ea geiee t
lr. A. N. Speoford, the Mearian etCupm
30o. Weston P~t c. W. N. Z w .
E.M.1Plal and . H.L. Prines,w wh
mad ni idgeese seek d rva ear etesmn
meet i W m aswea stotheater
he varies Mbmes and M-sima- is bo
.Wwihalsbe o h Mr,. 3.3 es
es e tr h i sh2e tesae
-- - am es ye ea
tamb to Mr. sad MmL . . thh b
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me M insrimnss
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bam P IlmIM assu Aba Uses.
seem = . acbsiess .
3ama the Wpbs-ma.
L ACB CUEEAIMS AS NOW VWNG MAD
ef c SIMaple mwu4n Im r-e or haft
.edr .andee. T2%y awe At bltest moed
fas, od my be made very prin and net or
ebaberete i the est m s, asmeeadlg to the
hneter ethse rtming. We don't emppos
Met thesyi ew last leag; it is a b e the
bsimeate decesaten widh everybody
trled to aep about two years age, whim the
Vanaelits bad son rbie Wtones Intreduced
Into the decorations at their drawing remcs.
The eet s iply bewidering, but It oost
te useh, and te fad stpped where it starte.
With twe rauled e'r * It will be the samn
way, they wil rn so rapidly inte =mme that
begme lang thy will be entirely oet.
ac ppeifa ream it i well to remember:
1. That a ro having a cold north light
should be furnished In warm eolors and that a
dash rem abouM be clothed In garing or
-hr liht shades.
I. That bordere of any kindlmen,by sharply
dnaling the tearer ot a rooms, the apparent
e.e of a teem.
. Is a smal room mall patteras should be
4. Iseseruing fros celling to Soor give
*9 eee et height while Ue running around
a room lessn t height.
DAWa A"D 712M5
Nor Msaveal yers It baa been regarded as
prope, to furnish a room, with a pattern run
afg up to the co"e, ometimes with a dado
and frise, and sometimes not, but invaribly
with the esling either of a plain tint or a
daiWtier pattern abut now a premedents are
thrown ade,'nd mme of the mat effective
hbere are furnishedb running a dado to a
chair emnhin= wim a mligand carry
lag a per to within twelve Inches of
the cove. cei t covered with a design
.The ee is like the wall and i
the sove, twelve ninhes, is
a continuatison of the esiling design. This gives
A Canopy emet. which is now much in vogue.
"We have," aid a well-known decorator re
estly, "more mlis than ever for dadom; people
Snd as a rule that their paper weer poorly i
around the lower pert of the walls, and to
seenomise they frequently put up a new dado,
only the rest of e wa serving for a while
10ftmi'ahed, however, with a good substantial o
dado it is an ay matter to keep the wals in I
g condition, for should the upper portion
become s ile t sea bocamily redreseed at a
very trivia coat.
One takoe care of the walls nowadays much
as a man repleniahee his wardrobe; his coat and
vest are all right and he gets new trousers or
vime versa.
People pst 31-cent paper on the wall
rand8 aroll dadoe and the effect is all
and where the dado is of a washable kind
it wlat for years, while new offects can be
p sdce pring or fill by merely repepern
t ll or eight feet of p" betweenfe
and dado.
Tn LADY's DRIV.
If there's amy one piece of furniture that has
takes a boom during the pat three years it's
the lady's desk. Madame DeGenlis, a clever
woman of the ]ast century, was under the Im
preasion that she was the Arat woman to pos
ems a writing desk, and she sa In her
eUotmre that as soon as she hadone all the
other woman followed suit. She was mis
taken. however, for at the Cluny Museum in
Park there lea curious old desk that once be
longed to Marie do Medici.
However, the possession of a wrin desk
san be in sowle regarded AS Indica the
posesion of literary genius. James Gordon
Deanett for a long time got M;7 with a barrel
head; wrote ev on a lap 4
Pod- Milton's Igt used a rary table;
Golth bra dhshelf on a rocking chair
in wle the daintleet of emeritorial out
are fe tly used by the most Illiterate
folk, the ortodox man or woman of letters is
quite indifferent to the good or bad tasteful
new of his furniture.
The most expenive deek that we know of is
On that was sold at the Hamilton palc about
= om ago ~ for ?UM (S.S7) It was
" neby Mar Aoetteand isa
amof ormolu and laeored work. It s only
fee high and S feet 7 inches wide.
A Tr m 1n moo.
Am exquisite bed room lately done In blue
and Wnver was furnished in maple, which is just
new so eceedingly popular. The carpet of
pearl gray and blue was not itted to the walls,
a space of fearte inches being left around
the room. The wals were hung with cretonne
of robin's-oe blue, on which pttern of silver
dalalee showed a charming efect. The frieze
was of silver with a broad bend of daisies and
geneete above. The picturee in the room were
sinfully aeleeted wafer colors framed in white i
and diver. The window hangings and bed fur
slahing. malehed the wall covering. The re.
p was of maple, the andirons and a banging
beigof bra. All the brioe-brac. was of v
blue and white wedgewood. A, charming effect
wae given by the arrangement upo the drees
ins e and wrn ble, which is nowadays
as ssetia furnishng of almost every room, of
larbouquets of superb GabrielleLusetteraes.
pon the other side of the hall, and in charm
11 eentrast to this dainty room with its light
ats, was a grander aprmn done in pink
and ebony,relieved b gl.The carpet was a e
Wilton of deep ros e .
The walls were covered with silk of a sun
shiny pink. The frieze above the golden Ie
tare rod was of many-shaded tomes. The are
in, the eentr being a carved motto--the one
meats et a homse are the friends who frequent1
It-a maost aprepriato metiment for a geast c
cher. Thfurnitare wee all of ebony, with
bassg The draperles were of blabh
leseand he armihing ofthe samme ma
which tied teboltrad held bc h
draporiem being of pink and apple green.
--
And now .......e...me.f t.eer whe.n
th.....tr, ..rr,-....at gwes vel.,.....
advise to every eremcrseator, who reads
the ham department of her favorite jourenl
m the reatement et the irpaoIn saammer
Uissa and ittie ef-hand ugeto that etA6
bg -spe- e te ee . t g-..mfal.e
pleand above a3l~ one should eat
off the dean ken the chm er neither
n~ues anytigelse will ba macmain,
ahaees the ent oani ta himee
Thamee sbemhget sresarrangeda
sheuld be eevered. In sek a aese the beat form
Is to laS the fender reat thes and lia with
kens and masse beeto seb a oartin eam
-ede trom ene at the rubrtp e ewler
pereigma ruba, whieb elag to e work Ike
a beth. Whoee ehearthmaybe esed with
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