A Novel Plan

On-e oí tlii' problïms ;:■ peoplí v.ho wil] attent! th-e Vo:M's Pair next jiear w.ii bs whera to sleep and how occt to and fioni tlu' grounds. The ma.'ority oí people w 11 find the íii'St questlon st-ttl-d by tiis ss.-omf. That, is, they wlll get rooms, ;it any pric ■. a'long the cabla or by elevated rond na-k.--. Tliis will not only make them pay higlier prtoes ïor rooms, or snb.;(■■■ them to the eruish and breakagea of tlie ears, for the methods of transportia-tion are liki-lv to b? very Inadequate for carrying 100,090 p.'Ople away ïi-om tbe grounds insids of the two liours bsfore closing time. Those who are fortúnate cnough io vide a vrlieel Will !■ the most independent, for, with Chieago'a fine iiarks and asphalt s',-i'cis, tlii' vyheel ril"i-s may gfel 10 bheir i-ooms vrlienever they chose. i only diííi.ulty that they have eneoimtere I lias lïi.'cn as to wherc thi' wheels could hc stored "whili' t!i' visitor was seeing the fair. Hut a company has been formed whlïh is erecting.a elab house on Madison ave., witliin two blocks of a main entrañen. It will af ford to its memIers, parlors, reading and reception rooms, tafe, baths, and ampie storiige for wheels, together with a repair isliop. In the iipper stories there viU'be seleping accommodation.s. The membership ticket, costing $5.25, gieva the privileges of the club, wheel storage and special ratea for eating ain', sleeping. For partiuilarcs, address h' Columiiian Wtoelmah'e Aseosiation, 0"'.) W. Siadison st., Clhlcago, 111.