The herald., 1896-10-14
RIVERSIDE.
Indignation Over the Communication of
the Cummings Sentences.

RIVERSIDE, Oct. 13.-Great indigno-
| tion is expressed in this community
over the communication of the death sem
| tences of the Cummings brothers to life
| Imprisonment by Gov Budd. 1t is the
almost universal belief that is will be
| impossible hereafter to empanel jury
in this county that will convict person
| OF murder without fixing the penalty at
life imprisonment or less, it matters not
how henious the crime may be, as more
deliberate and -blooded murder
was never committed anywhere than
was the killing of T. c. Narramore, ST.,
by the Cummings brothers.
Miss Elsie Haeberlin left for San Fran
cisco this morning, to study to be dea-
coness IN the Methodist church.
Mrs. s. G Evans and Mrs. F. T. Evans
returned home from San Francisco to-
| day.
The orange ranchers down the valley
are all we'll pleased with the prospects
or having large crops.
Mrs. Mary Williams, the old lady
who died in Los Angeles this morning
at the ripe age Of IA years and 2 months.
was the mother of DR.. Jennie Williams
formerly of Riverside, and well known
in this community.
Moreno Is now without a store of any
Kind since F. A. Armstrong. formerly
the proprietor of general merchandise
establishment. has closed his store. pre-
paratory to moving the stock to Red
lands.
Armory hall was a scene of animation
last night. 1t was the occasion of the
oonnps.ltlve drill for prizes and the
pest drilled men, but of three fine med
ais, two gold and one silver for the best
marksmen of the company at the com
Panys 2O0-yard range. Musician F.
horton won the Rice medal for the hest
urliled OF those IN the company for more
a close second. Private Will Pam res
Gelved the recruit prize. Capt J. A.
Eason was presented with the first -clas sc
gold medal on score of A made at tha
state shoot September 25th; Sergeant
Heed the second class gold medal on
d score OF a, and Private Polcem the sill
yer medal on a score of 3S. The medals
are all very beautiful, the workmanshiS
peing very superior, and were executed
IN riverside. After the drill and award
ing or prizes couple of hours were
spent by the company and their gentle-
games. "''" III
Bryan M. Longfellow has gone to San
francisco as the Evergreen lodge Of
Masons delegate at the meeting Of the
grand lodge. 'A'
The fine business building at the cor
neI oL MAIN and Eighth streets was sold
saturday on mortgage for S93S4. Cor
don b. Pattee, the mortgage, being the
purchaser. Ae 'i0
I. H. B. Chamblin, Robert Gage. DR.
z: w. Carver, DR.. F. M. Gardner and
mrs. j. j. Fenritt and daughter were
passengers for Lod Angeles yesterday
A telegram was received Yesterday
afternoon announcing the death in Oak.
land of Mrs. Macdonald, the wife of Mr.
M. Macdonald, the real estate agent NJ
this city The deceased had been visit
ing for month with her daughter in
Oakland. The cause of death was can
Ger of the stomach
Carl w. Derby and Miss Hattie n
Bogg We're married yesterday afternoon.
Rev. q. F. Croft of the CONGREGATIONAL
church. officiating. Only relatives and
near friends were present. The honey
moon will be spent at Santa Barbara.
The Santa Ana valley Baptist associa-
tion's annual convention will be held
In Riverside Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of this week.
An action of foreclosure was yesferdav
commenced on a 5000 mortgage on the
Rowell hotel block and on ten lots In tbe
business block bounded by Main. Orr
ange. Eighth and Ninth streets. The
claim is in favor of the German Savings
and Loan society of San Francisco and
was originally for $4,000