The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-20

From the time the case came uhoet 'i'0
observation OF those Chelsea people VINO
had anything TO do with the girl IL see'n-
I'd 10 them one OF mystery.
The girls death occurred at the private
hospital conducted by Mrs. A. F. Cum
mings at Il Orange street, Chelsea MIS-
Cummings is a graduated nurse and Is
well and favorably known In Cheisea'
where she has followed her profession TOT
several years. She accepts general cases
at her institution. which has high stand
ing among medical practitioners.
Mrs Cummings first knowledge or the
case was on Wednesday of last week.
when she received telephone message
from DR.. Horace s. Everett OF S26 Iremon, p,
street this city. asking her III she coulu
care for a case OF Brights disease. She
renlied that she could. and the doctor
said he would send the patient over, Ihat
night Miss Maillioux arrived at the hospi-
tai In a carriage.
Mrs Cummings was much impressed by
the girls beauty She described her yes
terdav as being OF good height and superb
figure black eyed and with black hair,
and a noteworthy regularity OF features
with the exception OF terrible dark
rings beneath her eyes said Mrs. cum
mings "the girls appearance did not indi-
very finely dressed. wearing a pretty
white hat a silk polka dotted waist and
a black SILK skirt. She was very ladylike
in her manner. and interesting, too'
though she had an air OF sadness that was
depressing
NEVER ROSE FROM BED.
Mrs. Cummings patient went TO bed al
once and never arose from f. DR.. Everett
called on her that night and was there al
most every day afterward until the girl
death. He remained with the patient the
greater part OF Sunday night
The girl seemed 20 be in a sort Of stu
por from the first" said Mrs Cummings
last evening II attributed this condition
70 her illness. and did not press her Will
conversation or questions.
LAS II become apparent 10 me that sh'
would not recover. however, | tried q
find out about her. She would say nothini
regarding herself or her people. neithe
did she show a desire TO talk about any
thing.
Sunday morning II became apparent Il
me that the girl had only a few days. a
the most to live then. for the first time
spoke TO her about her probable death.
'T asked her II she realized that sh
would probably not recover and she calm
ly said that she did She would say moth
ing more at that time. on Tuesday morn
ing. about two hours before she passes
away. she told me the name and addres
OF her father"
AS Sunday drew near Mrs Cumming
noticed that her fair young patient wa
worrying about something. Then II wa
that Miss Mailioux told her nurse tina
che was engaged TO sing in n worceste
church Sunday.
She requested Miss Cummings 10 writ
"A postal TO some one whose name or ad
dress Mrs. Cummings could not remembe
last night. and this request was carrie,
out When Miss Maillioux arrived at tn
hospital she wore a diamond ring and
watch. She had only between two an,
three dollars
CAUSE GIVEN AS ACUTE NEPHRITIs
After Miss Maillioux died Mrs Cum
mings notified Or. Everett The doctor
Instructed the nurse 10 procure the ser
vices Of an undertaken and Charles II
Fsunce Of Chelsea was called.
Mr. Faunoe did NOT care 10 do any
thing with the body until he was giver
doctors certificate as 20 the cause N
death. and. consequently. DR. Everett
made out the death certificate. givinl
acute nephritis Al the cause ~ death
Upon receiving this certificate Mr.
Faunce cared for the oody
Upon the death % his daughter. Mrs
Cummings sent a telegram TO Mr. Mail
uouNs AZ WoonSoCket Ihat gentleman
arrived AT the hospital Yesterday accom-
panied by Undertaken Frank A Goyer q
ss South Main street. Woonsocket. MI
Maillioux was greatly affected when h
arrived AZ Chelsea. and was nearly over
come by grief AZ the death of his beau
tiful daughter
Mr.. Mailioux was by no means salts
fed by the explanations of his daugh
ser's death given him nv Mrs Cum
nings or the certificate 81 Dr Everett
He had no reproach for Mrs. Cumming
but he declared II was his intention
orobe the matter 20 the bottom.
He asserted that his daughter had
good home In Woonsocket. where sh
could have and should nave gone IN h'
fitness. and said that she had left NJ
woonsocket home only iast Monday weel
After hearing Mrs. Cummings state
ment. Mr. Mailloux went 20 Medic'
Examiner Harris ann In conseduenc
Of this visit. Mr.. Faunce received order
to- -eaEEr-thA- -hadr-Ia- -Rriess- -liadnEiai<It,
establishment on Howard street. IN
city. where the autopsy was made tn
morning
Florence Maillioux was well know
church choir singer one % the mos
popular Of the young women elerD IN