Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-02

505AL .HFELIiGEAGE.
He WAS FREScHMAN,-Theyw were stand
ing in the rotunda Of the Capitol viewing the
group Of starua5y presented to the State by
D. 0. Mills. What is the picture, Pat 2"
Sure and thet IS the Princess Isabella of
Rome talking with the Frenchman Colum.
bus. Columbus, you know, was the man
who diskiye.el The United States about a
hundred years ego, and found Indians in if.
Some people say that Mrs. Isabella paWned
her watch chain ID get money enough TO buy
Columbus . boat, and there are other people
foolish enough 20 believe it. II is the finest
statish I ever saw. and must have cost a cou-
pie of hundred dollars. Il was nodded il
Rome for a man by the name Of Mills, who
works II the railroad shops beysnt." What
has he in his hand 2" Sure and that Is a
rubber ball, and be is trying TO make the wo-
man bslieve the eartA Is round and turns over
on axletrees once a week. Sure and if CO.
lumbus was right none Of as would want TO
live in tire o-ssory brick houses, The little
boy, there, that is Mrs. Isabella's son by her
frat marriage. He looks like smart lad.
and is saying to his mother, no doubt, that
she better stay away from her Uncle Isaac
with her trinkets, for once in soak the inter
81 On 5ne ioSh "oa'Q eau up her kinedoIn en-.
Toinmbns was an Italian ardsror :. S S,,,'e
and be was ignorant OF history. Columbus
was born in Glasgow, France"
MILITARY N0TEs.-The following changes
have occurred during the month of January
among the commissioned officers of the Ma
4io,al C.,,ar4. Commissioned Fret 7, fa,.
-.
Ity hss ~ laAeI' 81 hrehOIe' ! lFSV
Lieutenant Company Is, vice Plate, resigned.
Es,9nd Artillery Regimeut-Huch T. Sine.
First Iieuterant Company B. vice AldricH.
resigned Emmett Rixford. Cautsia Cadet
Corps vice Davis. deceased: Thomas A.
Gamble. First lieutenant Cadet CorDs vice
hiStqrd' pfomo5ed h26ert . Atkins, sec
T C,-oatat; tir4 IL ,r NV - -
Hammond, First Lieutenant and Ordnance
Officer. on Ssatf. original Fifth Infantry
bAt1Ali2n Il NJ; mus, rs. Ieu'eaA4'
Wr1 Vsrbar,- ET9i1r and NTi,itary TostrI,c.
ror ST NTat7hee's T.ll San Nat5o vice
Pve term eyrirsd. Ra5ieped-CaDtain VIM
n 6nina1 rn,TDsrv II Sscond ArtiIjer,,
IFs.,,noart Sar1nd Pri,sde. Cortain V-r
Vsrhsct A 5iTta,t Fiff5 Tofarfrt- Rattaiia1
S;erori 4ri-ra5a Nfai,r S+sntor I. Garter
I7,,yf1zer O-ff,ar, an IF ~ Rrigs9iar- t,are-i
ro,77r1s15 io-, rbfr3 T!r;,ais C',D,a;1 7 90 "
Mi CGm5s1y q; second ArtiIIeTv Rel.
ment Second Bri5ade Iieutenant.C ,laneI
II. X. WAiIar, Jr:, Aid'de-Camp, stall OF
oo''-'''' q Il ''e' III y ''''''
CHANGEABLE' - y yesterday morning the
wind blew from the northeast, and there was
a pretty heavy tau OF rain IN Sacramento
later in the day 1t shifted TO the northwest,
and the sun came ont for q while, but last
-i,bt tbars v.sra Indications If ,ro-s rain
-,
cope VINO ls" usy ago were u ~ MEG re !
WIN 'u1 -'lil " ere gS'Ei 1Hy n'PlHs - ".oIu
CeaS5 lol a" -:le, teliiiuGlts oAe u Vue TSoIy
solu ~ nu L's'sI,t u-lDis.'5' wiz ui-s ~
GA1 u.ilnt - "a y0su'' p'"l 60 l.os' l:es'.y
church. It happened, as If in answer to his
prayer that q terrific thunderstorm came
~ ~ ~ Li 5 80 ~ tb e ~
had washed out a .umber Of choice plants.
He Immediately replaced them properly,
nutterinq to himself. " Some usople never
can undertake ANYTHING without overio-
Ing il
GLAZE DoAi'' "s Au'''oJL'V FL ne an
,uIture was held at the new PayiIioD vestor.
l. M, So. a., 49, -,
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