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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-21

Newspaper readers will be glad when the
so called azotine muss is ended. The city
authorities cannot too quickly dispose of this
matter, either one way or the other. This
dallying with an important question is be-
meath the dignity of representative body.
If the azotine company has any rights i'll the
matter they should be protected; but if it has
none, the quicker the company is brought to
time the better it Will be for long suffering
public. s.
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COLLECTION AGENCY.

EIFIELD COLLECTION AGENCY : PRTN.
a clpal ofaceS az Chicago Mfnne2po,ls ana
seattle Collections and legal business Attended 70
10 a! parts Of the United States Collection az
al persona sgpe ision OF property for resi-
ene@ highest references George W FIfel5
n.snsser Sesttle ONCE, rooms and Reugstorff
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FOR LEASE.

HOTEL TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RpTCy
hotel centrally located on Water stree, AZ Tort
townsend, Wash. containing 80 b.asirS,sTo~ Az,
sIs-Eooun Kitchen, sgcEerOOm and Easement. VIII
seAse l4eth 10 years furniture and bar fxfures
al sA-s Shsap; me emporium ty Tor al enervetic
HlAh Win tnree or four thousand dollars 10 maze
money. Apply 10 L. A Bartlett Port Townsend
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STORAGE-WE HAVE SUPERIOR FACIl4
~ ties for storage household goods. furniture -
other goods protected rom dust and soiling H
r. Hammond s. Co, S21-S23 West, corner Marsn1
CToRAGE OF GRAIN. PRODUCE All
- other property solicited and warehouse receipt
given. II. X. Hammond & Co. S21-S23 West AMI
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CL4TRTOTANTS.

: :
MRS. REYNOLDS. THE SUCCESSFUL RTrsr
1u aeSs snd test medium. has returned ana Win
be pleased 10 see her friends at room "a Ro.er
house, Illo's Front street. no cards no questions
MADAME ROSS CAN BIZ CONSULTED nv
VI all on business, love and marriage 7Is
Third street, up stairs between Columbia and
Cherry. ~
FLORENCE MARVIN. PRopHFTFSS v-T0
IL pred1cted the Seattle fire Room 3 Phinnev
block. corner Front and seneca streets
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

Members Of Seattle Lodge. No z, !. o. o. r. are
hereby notified 70 attend special MEETING Friday,
Juiy 10. at O'Clock p m, At Odd Fellows hall.
North seattle, for the purpose Of performing tbs
last sad rites due departed brother, J. A. Ell
loft Sojourning brothers and members Of sister
lodges are cordially invited 20 attend Funeral
ceremony at O'Clock ~ residence. SIS Main
street 1nterment In Odd Fellows cemetery. By
order Of G T. ROLAND, ~ g.
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CoLE-Iu Seattle wednesday, July 8, 1891. Edna
HAMMOND Cole daughter Of w j. and J. Cole,
aged years month and days san Fran
cisco papers please copy
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO BUILDERs-PLANS AND SPE-
~ cifcations for 9 oDe-room frame schooIhouse,
10 be built at Houghton, Wash, may be seen at
the residence of ;. III. Fosnaugh. Bids TO be
handed in before July H. The right is reserved TO
reject any or all bids
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Advertisements under the heads OF Lost. Found,
For Sale For Rent and Situations Wanted viii be
inserted AZ the rate Of cent word each insertion.
Payment always in advance No advertisement
received for less than IS cents
EoTICE-The business Office Of the PosT-IS-
TELLIsEScER is open until IL p. m Classified
advertisements will be received up 10 this hour.
Advertisements viii be received At branch offices
OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at:
Tacoma ..............,.........,T Summons, Agent
Port Townsend. French & Springer
The following letters await advertisers At this
Office:
BIs IT, K Bolton. Principal
G. +. G. III. FB Rush
C. r. IN A. st Bernard
q. D. Mechanic = w
G. B. NJ lScribner.
j. NJ w iSesmsfress-
J. NJ Pine Scotia
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SECONDHAND GOODS.

HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FoR SAN ~
IL and secondhand furniture a. Snsssst = -
Plks street
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ACCOUNTANT.

r H PARSONS, 1O2 SEATTLE BLOCK
~ Books Of public officials, corporations admin
istra,o-s. firms and individuals examined. opened
or closed. statements made therefrum. Advica
spondence and = general agency conducted Refer
enceS furnished.
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LANDSCAPE GARDEsERs.

CARMICHAEL. STIRLING q co. LANIl-
Y sczpe gardeners; plans and estimates
Box 554. city.
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WASHINGTON TYPEWRITER HEAD
w quarters-Shorthand ard tyPe~rrng; we"
writers rented: supplies 1872 1898 Pioneer onilaln<
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RENO T4LS.

III R. HAMMOND & CO. HAVE REMOVER
IL. their commission and produce business q
Nos. S2l and S2S corner West and Marion: build
ing lately occupied BY Knapp. Bdrrell & 90.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


DARTIEs SEEKING HOMES OK TIMBER
L and agricultural land on nnsurveyed govern
ment land along the route 81 the Great Northern
railway viii do well 20 call upon me on Thursday.
charges are $50 location; SIS and SIS TO be
the party,s approval OF my location: claims are
guaranteed to be even sections only and TO ess-
mate from 1000. 900 feet OF timber upwards: can
give the best Of references. Z. Z. Coley Snoqua-
ME hotel, Seattle. Wash
IF VOC HAVE ANYTHING TO SELL SEC
i ond-hand, go to or address Parker, 206 South
second street
r WILL DELIVER ICE ON CARS AT Ell
i lensburg the next ten days At e.. so per ton s.
Pearson
r EMoNs. SICILY AND CALIFORNIA: Two
II carloads fancy cured H. R. Hammond &
DERRIEs. CHERRIES, PLUMS, BANANAS
ID and all fruit in season by express daily. III.
r.. Hammond q Co
ORANGES. RIVERSIDE. CHOICE STOCK;
" carload IL r. Hammond & Co.
I'VE BUY FOR CASH SECONDHAND FUR
w niture 70 any amount Frederick & Nelson
1918 Second
WE ARE NOW READY TO GIVE YOU THE
w finest well Of water there is with our drilling
machine: work guaranteed Call or address 416
oiion.street. Seattle, Wash
IF YoU WANT TO RENT YOUR HOUSE OR
i have any property to sell. or Won want 10 Dor
row monev or Won want farm or citT nroperty.
call on the Bennett Land Company Room 81 Col
man building; they have some good bargains
TICK ET To AL q - PoiNTs BY Rai he
regular rates tickets bought ahd sold: tickets guar
anteed. Richardson & Co, 7ls Second street.
PERSONAL.
ECONOMICAL MEN-SAVE IS ON YOUR
u next suit by sending for II cloth samples,
fashion plate and measurements blank free post
teel tsilors, 1S4 Madison street, Chicago When
ordering samples please mention Post-Intelli-
gencer.
nR JOSEPH, OF NEW YORK. CHIROPO-
IL dist-Troubles of the feet skilfully treated
without pain; corns extracted, soc. Room IL
Scheuerman block
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BOOK BFyDERY.

pEMOVED-F ANTHONY'S BINDERIs
IL blank book manufacturers, removed 10 Wash
lngfon street, corner Commercial street. seaLtAs'
Wash
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AND coSrR A ross

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CO8IPANY-EN.
- glneers and contractors for bridges Of every DE-
scriptton: wharf building psle-lrivIng dredging
ana steam shovel excavating: plans and specifics
lions furnished on application; spOndence 50
lcited- Office, Occidental block seattle, Wash.
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CONFECTIONERS.

ICE CREAM. CONFECTIONERY, ETC.
Il Henry's ice cream, al fayors, always on hand
delivered promptly TO all parts Of the city: Metre.
poltan bricks. all aavOrs quart 90 cents three
pints so cents. two quarts 81 or SO per gaIloas
homemade candles, made fresh daily: largest -
sortment IN the city AZ Henry's. Sl7 Third street.
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4BSTRACTORS.

DoOTH & HANFORD ABSTRACT COMPANY
I'D Inc) Rooms 202, 20i and 200 Burke block
corner Second and Marion streets.
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GOLD AND SILVER MINES AND MINING
VI shares bought and sod; guaranteed as repre-
sented- George q Thomas q Co. lS2 Occidental
block, Seattle
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Personal.

DR JOSEPH, OF NEW YORK CHIROPO-
IL dist-Troubles of the feet skilfully treated
without pain; corns extracted, soc. Room IL
Scheuerman block.
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AssAFERs 1ND CHEMISTS

~ +. BoGARDUS, OFFICIAL AsSAYER FOR
-. Chamber of Commerce.; mines examined: as
SAYING and chemical work of all kinds done
Rooms al. - and 40 sullivan building, Front bA-
tween Cherry and Columbia
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VETERINARIAN.

]. MCINTOSH. VETERINARY SURGEON
~. graduate Of Toronto Veterinary College or
hce at Montana stables Fifth and Washington
streets; telephone 200; residence telephone 367
GREEN & NUGENT. VETERINARY PuyST.
" caans ano surgeons honorary graduates On
tario Veterinary College. Office and infi~marv a.
Quincy Cab stables corner West and University
streets; telephone 432.
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DFEING IND CLEANING.


GAN FRANCISCO STEAM DYEING, CLEAN.
~ ing and repairing works $40 Second street.
w ANDERSoN-DYER AND CLEANER on
w ladies' and gents clothing, Fifth and James
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MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS

NEW ENGLAND MARBLE WORKS, COR
~ nsr Sixth and Pike streets Seattle: all kinda
cemetery work shortest notice; designs nr-
nished on application
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GEORGE r. MEAcaAH. NM. CARRAHEH
"Crisp Snaps

The most inviting suburb In the vicinity Of Seat
tie IS along the line Of Rainier Avenue Electric
railway. overlooking Lake Washington. This
property Is unexceied for scenery. accessibility,
fertility OF soil and location.
BRIGHTON BEACH.
II IL the home of many OF seaftIe's best citizens
who have chosen ACRE TRACTS in preference
20 paltry lots within the city. several very fine
buildings are being erected besides having the con
venience OF dewaIks. watlng-rooms and wharyes.
The lawns Of Brighton Beach unr.vailed- For
particulars cali on
CARRAHER & MEACHAM.
ia CHERRY ST, Next Door 10 the
PostInfeiligencer of3ce
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
A TTESTION, SIR KNIGHTS-ALT. SIR
~ Knights Of Seattle Division. No. 1. L. r. X OF
p, are hereby com manded TO appear in full dress
uniform tonight, July 8, 1891 1T { .. N. sharp In
FRYE block 20 escors Grand Chancellor R. Osborn
90 the Armory tor public installation ceremonies
By order j. C.. HATNES.
Sir knight Captain
FRANK s. BREysE. Sir knight Recorder.
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TAIL ORING.

TAILORING.
A RTHUR L COON GOTTSTEIN BUILDINGi
~ the John L Mitchell New York STANDARD
system used; "our speciality" trousers 10 0rder
Seattle Wash
L. J. LASSES, MERCHANT TAILOR. KoRy
IL. block, Occidental square, south second s.ree1
and esler avenue, rooms 10 and 19
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AUTOMATICALLY.

ID II. j. PENNEFATHER ATTORNEY
HI. law Rooms and III. A smith block
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pkGEr SOUND GALLERY-REMoyrD TO
a., roarta and Marion; present tickets before they
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ocULTsrs AND AURIsTs.

nR- STILLSON-EYE, EAR, NOSE AND
IL throat Halter building
nR. GEO. A. REICH, OCULTST. AURIST AND
II physician fo- diseases of the throat, has re-
moved his Office to rooms POS and POS Pioneer
building.
nR. KIBBE, OCULIST AND AURIST AND
IL physician for diseases of the throat Removed
TO Haller block. corner Columbia and Second
streets rooms and 5.
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DATENTS-CAvEATs; WRITE FOR "AD-
Epler block.
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TNPOU]
j day,
neadqua1
will sell 4
cash, 70 \
the folioy
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white sp1
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-26

The Stanton Yindcstor, whose editor is
no doubt charmed every hour of tho day by
the magnificent panorama Of mountain and
valley stretching ont before him, all glorihed
by the first touches of autumn. discourses
very sensbly upon the habit which our peO-
pie have of leaving the mountains as soon as
the summer closes instead of lingering TO en-
Joy the inyigorating air Of those lofty attitudes
and the beauty Of the changing foliage
ITO us Of the mountains. it remarks in a
recent issue "the exodus of tho watering
place visitors on their way to the low lands is
very suggestive Of that restless segment Of 6
theatrical audience who are anxious TO have
on easy exit that they start early and miss the
grand tableau OF the finale with it's poses and
many-colored fires. Compared with clear,
still, autumn day in the mountains. from the
rising Of tho sun to the going down thereof.
an August or July day is as a tinkling cymbal
or sounding brass. The bracing freshness of
a September or October morning the gentle
warmth of the midday wind blown across
fields of sunshine; the fresh turned fields Of
the fall blowing; the inefable beauty
of the sunset that kindles the red
leaves of the forest into blaze
the chromatic scale spread over the
foliage beginning with delicate canary and
running through many scarlets into puppies
and browns of richest depth; the intense blue
Of the mountain vel-all are left behind
And what il more. our neighbors Of the low
lands never see them, for when they come
again in the hot days Of next summer these
things are not 1t looks like a great pity for
they lose what, 10 Us who live among them.
the mountains are for. There are many good
months IN the mountains. but out of tho
twelve those that lie between September LIST
and November 1st are the two Of royal de-
scent, whose beauty is majestic"
The disposition to leave our beautiful Viz
ginia mountains just about the time that
thoy are assuming their loyeliest aspect will
decline as the wealth of the State increases.
which will not only swell tho number Of those
who will seek our mountain resorts during
the summer. but will also lead 70 larger
number remaining behind when the great
body have taken their departure. The num-
Der of those who linger is already growing
perceptibly. and every year will see impor-
tant additions made TO IT,
The Septembers Of Lowland Virginia are
as trying as the Augusts, and this fact
must in time exert a very great influence in
inducing those who can order their move
ments according to their own wishes 10 pro-
long their stay in the cool and bracing air OF
the Alleghanies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-26

VIZ AIRY especially gratifed to see that tho
sIorts Of THE TINS TO give it's readers all
the news are being appreciated by our con-
temporeries. The State OF Thursday evening
has these kind words to say of US;
"Our neigbbor THK TINES. is getting up
mighty good corps Of Virginia correspondents
aud they are doing shining work. Rich
mond State, oath.
Many thanks. We congratulate ourselves
that We do have as good a corps of State cor
respondents as any paper in the country can
boast of In fact, in ali Of its departments TIE
TINES 10 determined not TO 10 sxoellsd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-26

THE GEORGIA LEGISLATURE IS seriously con-
sidering a. joint resolution endorsing. ssthe
Ocsla platform. In some respects the Ocala
anything else. Its advocacy of lower, Federal
taxation and tariff reform. for instance. is in
accordance with the fundamental principles
Of Democracy, while its sub-treasury and
land-loan planks are not only un-
un-Democratio but are opposed TO everything
that is wise. reasonable or practical If the
Georgia Legislature, therefore, endorses the
Ocala platform AS an entirety. it will simply
be piece Of foolish demagogy. and. as far as
the Legislature can do it, will remove Geor-
gia from the list Of Democratic States. And
when any Southern State becomes ANYTHING
but Democratic It is on the verge Of anarchy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-26

The ambulance was called yesterday as
follows:
lP. M.-Tribett & Sons, white man.suffer.
ing with cramp colo. Treated and lett with
friends.
3P. M.-First police station, colored man
who had been stabbed. The wound was sewed
up and he was left at the station.
4.30 Il. MI. G. Williams tobacco fac
tory, colOred woman hit on the head with q
brick. Treated and left with friends.
5.45 T. M.-Cherry and Cary streets. col.
ored man who had cut his finger on saw
The finger was amputated and he was lef,
with friends
$3.50 y. M.-Dr. Monteiro's Office. under ST
Claire Hotel, White man suffering from gan
creme in his finger. Taken 10 the almshoust
for treatment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-26

Meetings which VIII lake Place Tomorrow
for Boys and Young Men

TOT Toys HIA ADNNh hti.
The meeting for young mon at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon viii be held In the largo
hall OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. aud a very largo crowd is expected.
Rev. DR. W. v. Tudor, pastor Of Broad street
Methodist church. Will deliver the address.
The musical part OF the exercises viii bo
especially attractive. The singing viii be
executed 10y large male chorus assisted by
% quartet consisting OF the following ladies
and gentlemen Miss Josie larra, soprano;
Miss Annie Ball alto: Mr.. Conway X. Cor
don. tenor. Mr. g.. G. CIump, bassO. Miss
Kate Brown will play the accompaniment on
the piano rOfessOr Horace f. Smith will
conduct the singing and Mr. W. u. Iyree
Jr.. will preside over the organ.
Tho programme for the services Will be "a
follows Chorus Every Day lMclirana-
ham; quartet Rock Of Ages (EerioitZeG
chorus. How Firm portogalo) invoca-
ton. John H. West ESQ. quartet The
Lord is our Shepherd" (kosehatl. announce
ments. Secret ~ Can1lish chorus. Come
10 tho Fountain Stebbins); Scripture les
son. General Secretary Candlish. address
The Ielevers Bank. " Or Tudor
There viii be an after meeting In the ante
room at the close OF the big meeting, which
will last fifteen minutes.
The conversational Bible class viii DO held
as usual from 5l5 T. NJ. % =. NJ, and at its
close tho members will sit down 10 tea In the
directors room
through the kindness 81 Mrs Rogers Score
tary Candiish has secured several rar8 hot
house plants. which greatly add 10 the pretty
appearance OF the rooms. However. there 10
still room for Improvements, and Secretary
Candlish hopes that Others may feel dis
posed 20 make similar donations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-26

The State Fair premiums for leaf tobacco
this year should attract large exhibit.
The tobacco must be raised By the person
in whose name the samples are entered. ex-
cept where diplomas are offered for best eX-
hibits. IN which case q warehOuseman. dealer.
commission merchant or any one who desires
may compete.
Any planter desiring 10 compete NAV, at
any time during the year 1891 and previous
70 the FAIR have his tobacco opened q any
warehouse III the State. and have fair sam
pie drawn. TO which the name OF tho owner.
the Inspection and weight Of hogshead or
package shall be attached by card: and for
convenience these samples are recommended
10 DO taken at the same time that samples are
drawn for SAFE. The samples 80 taken shall
DO delivered 20 the secretary OF the Society,
whose duty il shall be + pack at once IN a
close box, so that il shall be as far as posi-
be excluded from the air until the annual
Fair, when they will be exposed for the ex-
animation Of the judges.
Before the samples are given to judges the
names Of owners shall be detached and num-
bers substituted by which ownership will DO
known.
The entries close October 10th. The fol-
low ING premiums are offered:
For the best sample Of dark shipping to-
bacco. $40.
For the best sample Of bright wrappers.
go.
For the best sample Of brigh. cutters.
s2O.
For the best sample Of bright filters,
200.
For the best sample Of bright smokers,
go.
For the best sample Of sun-cured wrappers.
500.
For the bes. sample Of sun-cured filters
ego.
For the best general exhibit of dark to-
bacco. diploma.
For the best general exhibit Of bright OF
sun-cured tobacco. diploma.
For tho best general exhibit Of leaf tobacco,
diploma.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-26

SUNDAYS ISSUE Of THE TIMES has como to
be so universally regarded as a model paper
in every respect that it is almost a work Of
supererogation to call special attention to it.
To-morrow's paper, however, will be OF e1-
ceptional interest. 1t will contain. in add
ton to the regular secular and religious de-
partments, an exceedingly valuable contribu-
ton to the history Of the war never before
published. on THE Battle OF Stanton River
Bridge" from tho pen Of General Dabney II.
Maury; the regular New York fashion letter;
O very interesting communication by DR.. J. ?.
Wyeth on the treatment Of prisoners in
Northern and Southern prisons and various
other special contributions. These, in add
ton 10 its perfect system Of telegraphic re-
ports from oil over the world, lbs well selected
miscellany. local gatherings and editorial
comments on current events will make THE
TINES tomorrow sought after by everybody.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-26
A Narrow Earana.

Yesterday evening while the Richmond and
Danyille train was running between Halls
boro and Coalfeld, about fourteen miles from
this city. some person threw q stone in the
window Of one Of the coaches, and had it not
been for the sash the missile would have
struck mother with her babe. A TINES
man was on the train and witnessed tho mar
row escape. Mr. Fields. the operator at
Coaltield. was notified aud an officer was de-
tailed to The scene OF the occurrence.