The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-06
OF GENERA. INrEGEsr.

One photographer in New York
makes pictures of a good many Span
iards. Faces OF their nationality are
seldom seen in the display frames OF
other photographers. The fan is not
uncommon feature in the photographs
of women displayed by him, and some
odd form Of head dress Is usual.
The first railroad constructed ia
America was projected by Gridley Bry-
ant. a civil engineer. in lse5. and was
carried through by himself and Col T.
III. Perkins in is26. IL was designed %
carry granite from quarries OF Quincy.
Mass. to the nearest tidewater. aud
was known as the Quincy railroad.
The hospital car is the newest
thing in railroad enterprise. The car
is divided into compartments and sup
piled with cots, stretchers, medicines
of all sorts likely 20 be needed, and the
usual appliances of an emergency re-
lief corps. One Of these cars is now In
service on the New Jersey Central rail-
road
Nathan Strauss. Of New York. ha.
extended mis- wise system Of practical
tHdLAtF WHICH nc AA4AAsN AEAAftA ~ tAf
retail coal business. and has followed
il up with his sterilized milk stations.
He has established stands in the vari.
Gus East side and downtown small
parks where perfectly pure and thor
oughly sterilized milk will BE- sold bg
the glass or nursing botti. a. the NOM
insl price OF one cent.
Although the art OF ice cream maxi
ing has been vastly improved % late
years, and the range OF Aavors has been
greatly widensd. vanilla. the old-fash.
Toned favorite OF all sorts Of people,
still holds its place in the esteem 81 the
public. When an ice cream saloon
must deal In few favors 10 always la.
cludes vanilla, and this flavor sells
well. even when fresh fruits are OBJ
tsinable as ingTedisnts OF ice cream.
~ don't know whether IL ia the
father or the mother who walks The
floor with the crying infant az night a.
2 rule" said Mr.. Bozzis "Dut thius
IL may be said that IL - usually the
father who wheels the baby carriage
when his wife and he 20 otIt 80 walls
with their frst born. His pride in the
infant Is such that he not only has rs
aversion 20 wheeling the baby carriage
IN public, but ne Is rather pleased Ia
be known as the proud father
-Goldsniths save their floors sn1
gilders their rags with surprising r..
sultznt economies One important Erm
Of jewellers in large city requires ~
factory emPioycs 70 icsTs their work
ing clothes az IRE f@ctorT- Tie WORK
benches ann hoors are carefully s'r@fs,
nightly. but once 10 every few years
floors. benches and clof hss are burned
After orr Of these burnlngs tse crzcl-
bies contain as q rssiduuzi th0lszEas
g dollars worth 81 precious metal
The small boy dearly loves = raft
A: tne los spot n .the sabuyss q y
city "a which wztrr c0isscIs Cne may
see him after . EesTy rain On an I'M
provieed raf. Even tkoggh the water
80, shaIlsw that ~ could ~sde across
il without retting vet - ne knees, DC
roIes Bis wsT scrozs ard - ard fso
yv4ta = sta-< IN tks city wheE The
ra5r leaves water enough Ia q cslsr
.xczTssion % Scat ~. - promptly
taxes advantage Il T. l. "a n0s ~
tsrslF clear wherein 80 fsysinz;son %
the raft eeEslsis bsSt i - posalbls ssS;
TIE BOY may imagine himself 20 10
Bos.tns Eil., the DarsnT c2xt~zp~ag Of
to- Czr!p Seza