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statement put but little faith In his story.
A FATEFUL MEETING.

II is a question whether the"Get out OF
Town" Club winds UP its Affairs this
evening or mawes second assessment,
for according to common reports the vast
sums of money that were paid In at
the organization Of the club have been
expended In such a manner as to cause
a discord but the treasurer has succeeded
I'm getting four OF the leading members
to back him up and call a second meeting
and order the necessary assessment. and
as the membership of the club Is limited
to six, so the treasurer feels confident
that the money he has spent will cause
him no bother.
One OF the members OF the club who
sells fish for living reports that such
trifies should not disturb any one, but
a hotel keeper who holds the position
of vice president OF the club. thinks that
the treasurer should be made TO suffer
for the money he has spent.
The object OF the club Is, or at least
was to have an outing every Wednes-
day during the hot months.
HAD HOSTS OF FRIENDS.
But few men in this vicinity here bet
ter known or more respected than Pat
rick O'Gara, who lost his life at the store
OF the Anthony, Cowell Co. He was ever
a dutiful son, for every wish that his pa
rents asked was as good as granted upon
request, and this may be said OF his two
brothers. owen and Michael The fu-
neral Of the unfortunate man will be held
at his late home, s23 Harris avenue, to-
morrow morning. and will no doubt be
one OF the largest held in this vicinity for
a long time for none knew the deceased,
other than n man who was ever ready to
lend a helping hand to one In need.
FUNERAL THIS MORNING.
The funeral OF the late Albert Doyle
was held at the home of the family on
Florence street this morning, and later
services were held In the French Catho-
lie church on Harrison street, when the
French societies St. Jean Baptiste and
the Artisans took part in large numbers
and were under the directions OF Under
taker Ricard.
The interment was at st. AIMS ceme-
terry at Cranston.
GENERAL MENTION.
Among the victims OF the weather yes
terday morning was Henry Henlin. a
young man who drives n milk wagon for
Fred Aldrich. When young Henlin reach
ed his home, $50 Union avenue yesterday
forenoon II was found that his feet had
been frozen.
Gearln OF y sybill street fell down I'm a
snow bank on Plainheld near Heath
street yesterday forenoon and broke one
| OF its legs, and was later shot by j. ~.
| Smith.
Miss Hattie Pohle entertained a house
| ful OF her young friends at her home. 361
| Plainheld street last evening. IL was q
| merry party and there was no lack OF
| good things 60 eat and drink
| Janitor John $. Parker sent I'm an alarm
\ from box Az at 6:5s this morning for a
chimney FIRE at the Daniel avenue school
4 house. There was no damage.
The Falka club held a social In theif
| handsomly appointed parlors on Stokes
street last evening which was like all
other festive occasions Of this popular
| organization. n success.
Patrolman Baker OF the Chaffee street
station who has been taking few DAYS
| of on account OF his health. returned 60
| duty last evening
4 william Foley who IL said 20 be the
| champion lather OF the state. was parti-