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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1896-10-24
IRON WORKERS AT THE FRONT.
They Testify Their Fcaity to Protection
and Prosperity.

ana Prosperity.
No delegation of the day was more
cordially welcomed than the band of
iron workers from Cleveland, whose
sturdy figures and frank faces were seen
as soon as the commercial travellers had
given place and TO them Mr.. Mckinley
said:
II welcome you to Canton and my
home. | am glad to learn from your
banners and your spokesman that you
stand for the great purpose of the Repub-
liean party and the American union, that
gives to every citizen of every race and
nationality equal chance and opportunity
in the race of life-a Union that knows
neither caste nor classes, nor creeds nor
nationality, but gives equal protection
to all. | am glad to see from your ban
ners that you are in favor of protection
TO American industries. So am /. |
believe it is the duty of the American
people to vote for that policy which will
protect American industry, defend Ameri-
can labor, and preserve the old scale
of American wages. | thank you heart
lily for this call. ! am always glad to
meet the >workingmen, and there is moth
ing in this campaign that gives me more
encouragement than to have behind me
the men who toll" Great cheering and
cries of "Hurrah for McKinley.")
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1896-10-24
ONE DAYS VISITORS AT CANTON.

Iron Workers,
Pottery Workers,
Mine Workers,
Factory Workers,
Railroad Workers,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1896-10-24

r affirm that the experience of mankind
has shown that by reason of their rntnr.
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Continued on Second Page.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1896-10-24
EVANGELICAL MISSION BOARD.

Bishop Thomas Bowman Introduces his
Associates to the Nominee.
Bishop Thomas Bowman introduced
the missionary board of the Evangelical
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1896-10-24
MAINE HEARD FROM.

1892
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-11
Teachers Institute.


EDrTog DE3ocRAT:
In summing up the results of our coun-
ty institute, the teachers wish to say
that they have had :. very profitable
time, that they have really gained some
thing valuable. Thes see that an inssl-
tute can NOT give mind power, but that
it cAS give better WAYS OF using what
mental development one possesses. Right
here lies the secret oil the success We
have Just witnessed. The instructors
showed new and excellent ways of pre-
senting truth, simple and pictorial meth
DDS by which truth once gained could be
retained and called TO mind when need
ell, in short, the natural modes OF de-
veIopment and pncedure in unfolding
the subjects taught in our common
schools
Prof. Ackerman of Portland, is, in our
estimation, the best institute instructor
We have ever met, and when next sum-
mer comes. We will have him again, ii he
is to be secured. Prof. Tyree, OF our
city, has showed TO the close observer
that he understands the public school
work well. lie is man OF order, of
system, OF progress. His grammar and
geography work is OF very high order.
Albany is to be congratulated in having
such q man. Our county supeiinteu-
dent deserves much credit Tor his Wis
dom in selecting such good instructors TO
guide the teachers of our schools.
At the close of the institute the follow
ing persons received she appended grades
in Theory and Practice: \ NJ Clnm %,
Amy Collins 100, Zura Skeels 81, Mrs
Harmer e5, Olive Baltimore 100, Anna
NJ Worrell 50, Maggie Dunlap 80, + II
winkin 100, Ella Dunlay 81, Fanni,
Griggs 100, Clara Gard 9S, Abbie Fry
lW. ALI others competing fell below 81
per cert. LESEx.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-11
SOCIAL AND Personal.

r. n. Webster, Of Alsea, has been in
the city trying to contract for his hops.
Mrs. Virgil Parker and sister Mrs.
Reynolds went TO Yaquina 2ay this
noon.
Mrs. E. B. Purdom went to Salem to-
day 20 attend the funeral Of Mrs. Bower.
COX.
Rev. II. NJ. Lewis, OF Portland, has
been elected pastor of the Baptist church
OF this city.
Congressman Ellis, Mrs jenkins and
children and the Misses Allen came over
from the Bay today.
Mrs. Kate Sherwood Of La Grande.
Oregon, arrived today On sisit with her
brother, F. z. Allen.
Rev. D. Leedy. OF Albany, Is guest OF
A. ID. Leedy, OF this city, chapel guard at
the State prison.-Salem Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Cannon have
returned from their bridal trip TO TiIla-
nook, where they had pleasant outing.
Miss Rhoda Hail, OF Grande Ronde,
arrived in Albany on visit with Al.
bany friends and 10 the guest OF DIR.
Crawford.
- " 9
Hopkins and Miss Marguerite Hcpkln:
returned yesterday from their outing on
the North Santiam.
Editor J. z. CArtright, Of the Harris.
burg Review, wife and others, Of Harris.
burg, were in Albany today on their way
10 Newport for an outing.
The first anniversary OF the marriage 81
Ar. and Mrs. p. A. Young was remem
bered last evening BY family gathering
OF twenty-six. A deligbtful time VA
had.
Professor g. 4. Walker has moved
from Bay City to TiIlamook preparatory
70 beginning the school for the comira
year - nlIamook Herald. Formerly
principal Of the Albany public schools.
Roy Stuart, son Of G J Stuart, 9
former o P man and for several years 9
resident Of Albany, noE Of near Tacoma
= in the city Il has taken ths-DEHo-
cgAT iaan two or thrns dzys TO pI4cs
young StsaFt, so fast has the boy grown
into the young man.
Potter Chzs. Sullivan, the republican
nominee fJr governor Of Washington. i
son OF the late P. c. Sullivan, Sr..
formerly OF this county. Many Of oa.
Old citizens Will remember bright little
Charlie Sullivan who spent the larger
part OF his boyhood in Dallas, and nc
doubt they viii be glad to hear OF his
political prominence in our sister state
just north Of us.-IRdependence Enter.
prise.
Rev. Lewis Lee, : former student o.
the Albany college, and brother OF Pres
idens Lee, has been chosen assistant pas
tor Of the Second Presbyterian church o
Cincinnati, oI which his brother Rev e
I. Lee Is pastor. Lewis has alread,
preached in several places ss supply ans
10 doubt has 3 bright future as Q minis
ter. He will not finish his studies
though for year yet Rev. e T. Lee
on recent risit At Pueblo, Colo viaer'
be was formerly stationed, received
warm reception.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-11

The scio creamery has es.abiisaszi sep
ata;ing room al Marion.
] O. Stearns has been appointed jndge
Of Lincoln oosnsy. He 80, there.
The thrasbeir are after the spring waea'
some. TIE fal. wheat Is mostly threshed,
but not all Of IT,
Wonder how Ii Hung Chang vould be
treated il be were TO s'o' in Tacoma. where
the Celestial Is prescribed
The city treasury Of Portland 10 empty;
but regardless ci the free silver scare the
city is full Of brokers taking warrants at
par.
Iewas not the poet scout Jack Crsw-
ford who vas kille IA the kitiitss mines.
bat a plain common miner barring the
same name.
The Statesman SAYS: The eity hall b3iii-
ing COMMITTEES reported fayorab!y on the
bids Of The Albany Iron wcrxs for toe nsw
sraiipgs az und the city u. in the suH.
Of SJ25
While in Southern Oregon on 4 pros
peCilpg trip Hon I A. " satss. former
resident of Albany sas one of party of
two who we're lost Tor several days in the
hills.
Rue,ling pays. II. ] Soxer advertised
special sale of 100 umhrpiiss for Wednes
| day aud Thursday a - eeaFa apsene. The
| first d % Of them wers .old, and hfty
mSre could have been disposed Of of the
patterns sought.
The painting of the Madison Street
school house has been completal. and worh
| is progressing on the esntral building.
The entire cost is only 1900. IL Ia an in
tercsting fact that when the central build.
ing was erecred the entire cost Of painting
it, inside and out was 81 200.
The DEMOCRAT has one years iuitiof
in either tie English. Commercial. Short
II clmcs Business College. of Portland. foi
saIo. Any person desiring to take thor
ongh business course in a & ST class college
shouia call at this office he ore going lie.
loR.
/ Near Mexico. Mo, Patrlck Henry. VIII
was moving from Illinois TO Kansas. wa
cutting wood for his campfire when his a
siipped and struck something in the gr0uni
which proved to be an old tea-kettle con
} tanning 1900 in gold. The dates on th
coin are all prior TO 1861. That is the wa
! Of the world An Albany man'sax slippe
and he will be laid up fer six months.
The Marion correspondent of the Saler
Journal says: NJ. S. Norton has traded II
acres of his farm TO Mr.. :. w. Lndwie
late Of Linn county, who will build on th
same and become citizen of Marion NJ
and MIs. Ludwig he'd the sad misfortun
l of losing their youngest child the nigh
: afrer arriving here. suppoaed 10 be fIol
the effect of some kind Of poisoa which
got hold Of at Cheha'is, Washington, at
j lodging house.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-11
ALBANYs PAST.

From the DExocRAT Of February p to
Nav -, 1883.
The Brownsville wcolea factory was
sold At sheriff's sale for $5.elS.7S.
At al anniversary ball OF the fire de-
paTtmenG the receipts were $l97.s5, ex
penses $ll7-25.
The city council appropriated $500 for
IRE engine, hose carriage and hose.
Their names viii 80 down TO posterity.
Mr. John Barrows, in business herr
for sixteen years has retired and the firm
viii be Blain L Young.
Albany people are getting the veloei
pede crane. Our city fathers should pre-
pare hospital.
Rev. T. ]. Wilson. OF Salem, preached
his FIRST serm7n in Albany. For one -
young be displays remarkable familiar
/ ity with his sacred calling.
Married, on April Il, +. II. Red6elC
and Lixxie A. Farrell.
College will open with Rev E. r,
Geary as principal.
DR.. weaiherford has sold the Herald
Of Portland to Sylvester Psnnoyer.
Wheat on May l, 50 cents.
The new fire engine wzs housed on Ma,
IL. This was the old hand engine sold
several years sgo to Hil1sboro.l
John A. Sims was shot in Bill Gird.
saloon BY Edward E. Turk Turk was
Examined and discharged on the grounds
OF self defense.
s. NJ. Pennington has returned from
tvs months visit in Illinois. coming il
the fast time Of IL days and hours.
A. Murray has taken charge of tbs
hotel ct first and Washington.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-11
THURSDAY
Politics at Lebanon.

Politics are full OF life at Lebanon.
Besides constant street corner discus
sion the republicans put up big twenty
foot banner across the street, which sew
eral free silver men came very near get
ting down. A couple Of the ropes were
tied 10 wagon which happened to stand
under the banner, and the team was
just starting up when Baker rushed from
the store and succeeded in untying them
just in time. On the banner is picture
OF Mckinley and Hobart, surrounded by
numerous familiar words, among them
Education" on one side and tile word
Independence spelled as given. This
has resulted in the war cry of education
and bad spelling. Lebanon is great
free silver center, and tonight Hon. Geo.
j. Chamberlain. ]. ). Smith aud others
will speak to big crowd.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-11

WosT RETxACY- The DgxocRAr in
correcting the item in the Salem Journal
in which the : r. NJ Co. was accused OF
discriminating against Bryan men re-
Qaes.e3 the Journal as a matter OF just
ice 10 also corres Is. Instead ot doing 30
the Journal says: "The article referred
TO was just what Il parpoFted 10 be. and
the loarual's correspondent Is one OF the
responsible citizens CT Albany" The
management diselAims embhaticaIiy any
intention o! discrimination, politics play
ing no para in the matter al all.
Mf. Hofer, Of the Journal, who vas in
the city today informed the DExocRA4
that be had investigated the matter and
was satisfied an injustice had been done
the company and he would satisfactorily
explain 1t in bis paper upon his arrival
home.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-11
rsssiss ss:iss' sss'si::ssOYSTERS s:s i:s


w u Rzssnns. Sho conducted tie urs-
sen,ation ot Damon and Pythiaz in Aitszny
lass winter viii deliEer MeKinIey speech
IN AumSsiIle ne1t Monday eT sning.
There ~ere 81 deaths in Portland in Au-
gust. the highest 90 YsouFd. Chol9z In.
fAn,um took The Lad. that being tl& canss
ot tiiteen deaths.
CseAn towel TO every Customer al Yier-
eek shaving and hair cutting par!ors
shaving 10 cts. k2ir cutting Is d.. baths
is css-. stsanpoing loe-
The regular meeting of the Ladies Aid
Scelety Of Albany vail hse keii at The resi-
cs1oe Of Mrs 7 J Hopkins on Monday,
September T,h. a: . 30 p. n.
DAndruE forms ~hea the glands a. the
skin are weakened. and If pek inrAed. bald.
tess L sure 70 fosio~. HAii's Hair Renew
e. Is tie best preventive.
Mrs. A. X Chapman bold. tie medal
for the large=s 6.h OF the seasoa, she hsx-
'ng czn9h, fac ~ poand chinook salmon
On q troll yss;srd2y.-LiScola County
Leader.
On the itk and isi pages viii bs found
The sp@e-h ct ex-4SoveEnor Peanoyes, prs
eEt nagos Il Portland. % the political Is
saes Of tie day delivered AZ SAsern this zf-
noon.
In irs weekly pvice circular Porsland
fEunt-ssr=et comnission-house has tie sol-
loving: We xill ncs handle dssrxstns a
Sll. Do rot ssnd Us any Anyoee having
= deer skin IN his possession Is liable 10 !
sne Of s2s 10 $40 -
Everybody Is n9t eating Chinese phsas-
ant, in fact oaiy the hunters. Good. ten
der meat continues TO be the stzaiby,
baigas hrCs., near tie p. O. will supply
the public demand in satisfactory man,
ner.
There Is to be bad -learins Of right d
way along the line Of the Astoria & Co
luruosa River Railroad, by tha arrs and a
prices that xiIl yield at least Sc per day il
wages The clearing must be takea b
several men in company. First her
haye art ehnioc. Tnere is also work 70
100 ID teams al So per day. team an(
driver; team 10 have harness. neck yoke
single and doa5lesrees. So write Honey.
man. DeH&rt X Clean.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-11

FDcvLtAR SirUATtoS.-A very peculiar
and interesting situation is presented on
Lyon Street. Recently dirt was hsuled
from Calipooia TO till the ditch. Now
both sides OF the street directly in front
OF the tiame have been plowed up for
the cutters TO be constructed. and the
dirt, an immense quantity, will have TO
he hauled eli sonewhere and dumped.
Had Il been utiiiKed for the ditch quite
an expense could have been saved. i,
Is probable the proposed improvement
Was not known in sine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-11

LEO BRoEEx.-The Saiem Journa tell
Of bad accident 10 former Albany
lady: About IL O'Clock this morning.
Mrs. T. Fennel, propFiesress OF the Cock
hotel. met with = very unfortunate sc-
ciient. An addition is being annexed TO
the main bu,lding and as Mrs. Fennell
wAs making be- way about the back of
the hotel she fell over some simbers,
breaking both bones in the right ses. just
above the ankle. Dr.. 8. K. Jessup. who
resides in thai vicinity. was called and
Immediately reduced the painful frac-
lures. Mrs. Fennell was made as COM
Portable a. possible and resting as easily
this afternoon IS could be expected under
the circumstances. Being about 90 years
OF age il viii require several weeks for
the bones TO knit.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-11

4 BIO LigEI srTF.-Mr. c. W. Wheeler.
editor Of the Wsiisburg Times. has heen
sned by Reg. Tlckncr for $4,000 for
Iioel /. arose from the cTiiieislng OF a
sermon delivered on July in which the
minister VAS npbrAided aud charged
with being Wilder OF Eomen and chill
ircn. All oi which the plaintiff denies
and declares to he malicious, false and
defzmatory. Mr.. Wheeler vas in Al
bsny few monihs $50 and is an old
neighbof OF DIR. Nasson.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-11
HELP wANTED-AALE.

{ITANTED - SOLICITORS FOR
Wv campaign book, Bryan, Sewsn
and Free Silver" authorised by Bryan,
written BY R. L. Metcalf. Eiitor Omaha
worid-Herald, appointed author By Bry-
an. Contains speeches and platform.
A bonanza for agshts, free sl6er min
for workers. Only $50. Ths only au-
thorized book. 50 per cent. Credit
given. Freight paid. Outfit hee. Be-
gin now with choice of territory. Per
manent, profitable work for 20. Address
The National Book Concern, Star Build
icr CHICAGO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-11
Seio.

]. @ Crawford OF the firm OF Crawford
& Harnish, photographers, Of Albany. is
at the Sclo Art Gallery this week and wild
remain till next Monday.
The Scio Press's new building is now
completed aud We are vain enough to
boast that we have the neatest, most
commodious business room in Scio, for
which we are under OBLIGATIONS 10 our
landlord Mr. A. j. Johnson and the con-
tractor Mr.. T. j. Claxton.
Miss Susie Hyde, OF Albany. and niece
OF DR.. T.. o. Hyde of this city, returned
to her home yesterday after weeks visit
with her nncie's family. Her health ID
in precarious condition and it is doubt
ful II she will ever, in this life, visit Scio
again.
Died, at the home Of her father near
Crabtree, on August %, OF consumption,
Anna Chapman, aged 10 years, 2 months
and 20 days. Miss Chapman was born in
Albany, in this county, and was an un.
usually bright and good girl.-Press.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-11

Judge Potter, OF Eugene, was in the
city today.
Superintendent G. s. Hunt. .oi Eugene,
attended the institute yesterday.
Mr.. Ike Fogel was in the city today
with his kitten, new commercial take
off.
Maj. y. G. Sherman. OF Salem, one OF
the prominent g. A. Il. men of Oregon is
speaking for Bryan.
S. Veatch, who has for several months
acted as conductor on the Salem local,
today made his last trip to Portland, for
the present at least. lie will be trans
ferred to the California overland, run
ming between Portland snd Ashland. Mr..
Veatch will be succeeded by Ed Elder,
favorahly known in railroad circles
! Journal.
Mr.. Mack j. Denny, OF Lebanon, 6
former student in the Albany College
aud Or. Elizabeth Reed, daughter OF Mr.
| J G Reed were united in marriage at Leh
anon on Aug. 81, Rev. @. G.. Hartman OF
ticiating. The bride is an NJ. d. havinl
graduated from the medical department
of Willamette University, last spring. Il
which the groom is also q student. The
are two OF Linn county's brightest am
most popular young people aud host Q
friends will wish them the success an,
happiness they richly deserve.
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Oakville.

Mr.. NJ. French and wife and Mr..
4. Il. Mccoy AID wife made hurried
visit TO our city. They were lookingoyer
the scenes OF their childhood, those hap
py days when we were boys and girls
together. They called on US and asked
for ice cream. but for once We were out
of that carticle. Call again,
Mr.. ii. NJ. Stone has bought three
hundred bushels of petite prunes which
he will dry soon. Mr.. Stone has conf
dence in the fruit business.
AS We were riding along the road near
the city of Tangent We saw several men
AMI boys in devotional attitude in a
large field of young trees. We looked Al
our watch and found that il was too late
in the morning for q prayer meeting so
We stopped and asked 4 man near the
road what it meant; he said the men
were budding fruit trees and this was
the nursery OF Mr.. NJ. l.. Forester, Ne
soon found the proprietor snd Mr., Glenn
ems Mark Twain both busy, but Mr.. F.
took time 20 show us his large stock OF
trees. He has trees OF all kinds and var
ieties. We never saw trees grow so tail
in one season. Some of his Tragedy
prune trees were eleven feet and two and
a half inches BY actual measurement.
Mr. f. cultivates his land ana keeps it
well pulyerized. He showed US q new
variety OF peach called Judge Barton
We presume this is silyery peach l6 10
/. We find Mr.. Forester verv accom-. mo-
dating and we Recommend him TO any
one wishing good trees and true to name.
After leaving Mr.. F. we proceeded to the
citv where We were kindlv entertained
| by ]. j. Beard and family. We found
every body busy, but the politicians were
on the street as usual. Uncle Jessee
| McGhee and Mr.. Newcome are still able
| TO discuss the issues OF che day. Ne
noticed the familiar counienance OF Prof.
Walter MetShee among others on the
street. We interviewed the warehouse
man. he says that there will be as much
wheat stored at Tangent this year a
last. We met youn. America but he
was too busy 10 talk.
al- Clarence Bunnell is building fine
residence On his farm near Tangent
Prof. Morrison will open the fall term
OF schC ol al oakyille next Monday.
LITTLE RosE BnD.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-11

HARp E.RxEp HoxoRs State Super
iniendeni Irwin has jus; issued large
number Of diplomas and certificates,
Linn county gets the following: Riley
W. sEInk, OF Albany. life diploma; An
na Farrell Williams, oi Albany. state
diploma; Sesiie M- Whiiney. recently
appointed a. one Of Aibany's teachers.
aud ]. y. Hoffman, OF Albany. slate Ger
tiicAtes Mr.. T.. A. Miner, 81 Portland.
formerly OF Albany. received life di-
ploIna, and Misa Eta Wrenn, Of Tlae
DAlles, nos in the city the guest OF her
sister Mrs. A. r. Mccoy, = state di-
ploma.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-11

RossI-AND is proving TO be great min
ing camp. Mining stock Is high. A
year ago the lie Raix stock went begging
at IS and 90 cents, few days ago 1850
shares were sold at $50 per share and
an offer OF six dollars per share was made
for 100000 shares and refused. The
Jumbo was offered about year ago for
$500, the cost value today Is at least $780,
600. Fifty thousand shares were sold at
$105. The War Eagle which was then
offered at 500. 600, todav is under con-
tract Tor 81 600 900.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-11

TuE PRGxE BAxNEa.-R. +. Grand
Commander Lippinooii Ni.l this evening
in the asylum ot De Mloay coosElanslery
No. 5. X. p. : slesn. Oregon. present the
prize bannur oil the Grand Conmandcry
of Oregon 10 the drill corps Of De Moisy
CommandsTy. Al members OF Temple
Commaniery are invited 10 be present.
By order Of 4. {.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-11
CONSERVAFQRI OF HDaC
Albany CoH

Teachers for the school rear lseSIss-s
Lnri u. P2rvin, Nus. Doc. director.
Assistant teacherSAarg Alderson-
r. II, Hela Gilbert and Mrs. Josephine
Sharpe
Thorough and syztensatsc instruction
given in all the important branches o.
music- Best conservatory rooms and
lstgest musical library and facilities ior
m1sical work. L2ryestsnumber Of con
servatory students enroIled of anY music
school in the state Terms loE. Send
for circular and catalogue, TO
WALLACE HoEK LEE A. II.
AEbznv. OREGON.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-11

Geisendorfer, OF Lower soda. arrested for
having deer skin in his possession, was
decided by Justice Powell in favor of the
defendant yesterday afternoon after our
ioTms lad gone 10 prsss. II was = plain
case OF malicious prosecution, spite work
Mr. Geisendorfer is law abiding, pop
ular cisizen, who doesn't even hunt deer
in season, though all around him. The
prosecuting witness in this case might
Eeil have had TO pay the costs OF prose-
euiion.