The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-22
BURIAL OF
florence
MAILLOUX

, The scene at tho Precious Blood church
woonsocket, during the funeral OF Miss
Florence +. Mailloux was a very sad and
impressive one.
The funeral was held at o'clock at the
church and the edihce was well filled with
mourning relatives and friends.
The young ladys betrothed. Edward II.
Brodeur OF Worcester. Mass. was pres
ent and sat in the front OF the church
with the mourners, who included the Inn
mediate family and relatives OF the un-
fortunate girl. The body lay in a pretty
white plush casket and was surrounded
by the floral tributes which had been
sent by loving friends and relatives.
There was a requiem mass celebrated.
Rev. FIR. Renaudet. assistant pastor or
the church, being celebrant. Prof Eusebe
Viau. organist and musical director OF
ST. AIMS church. presided at the organ
and directed the choir. which sang the
music OF the mass. At the offertory Miss
Florence NJ. MuIvey sang ave Sane
tissime."
MOTHER NOT THERE.
Mrs Mailloux, mother Of Florence. Is
Woonsocketer. her name before she was
married being Victoria Roberts. She has
not lived In Woonsocket for the past
ten years. Friends OF the dead girl say
that she sponded quite frequently
with her mother and occasionally visited
her Mrs. ALailoux dld not attend the
funeral OF her daughter yesterday morn
ing
Mrs MaIlloux will be one of the most
important witnesses AZ the inquest, and
she will be subpoenaed and forced 10 at
tend Il. Whether she knew anything
about her daughter Will then be brough
out.
Edward II Brodeur Of Worcester.
Mass. 49, in Woonsocket Thursday
evening and also Friday morning, when
he attended the funeral OF his betrothed.
Notwithstanding statements 10 the con-
trary. Mr.. Brodeur says that he was en-
gagged TO Miss Mailloux and that the en-
gagement had not been broken off and
that there was nothing In tho way of a
quarrel between them.
THE DIR. BTLER OFFICE.
The announcement yesterday that DR..
II. s. Everett OF 625 Tremvlt street, Bos-
ton. south end. the physician who sent
the young woman 10 Mrs. Cummings pri-
vate hospital I'm Chelsea. was the admit
ted owner Of the DR.. Butler office at lib
fremont street. where all diseases of
women are treated by specialists. caused
one Of the greatest surprises among the
young woman's relatives and friends that
they have heard since the notification OF
her mysterious death
The Butler place came under the ban
of the postal authorities some weeks
ago when they instituted a crusade
against a certain class OF practitioners
excluding their advertisements from the
mails
At that time DR. Everett, the eminent
south end physician. whose comfortable
home Is at 40 Copeland street Roxbury.
went to the postal authorities and in
formed them that the Butler place was
his property.
After admitting that postofiice officials
were right i'm that respect, ne positively
denied having any connection with the
establishment.
FOR CRIMINAL PRACTICE.
Il have never actually owned or man
aged, and was never employed there
said Or Everett TO a newspaper reporter.
and f,fY-ef.4E> 4ataEes-has been the -tinas
when | allowed the use OF my name ~
ascist q friend That was the time when
Inspector Snow was pushing the crusade
and | told him the place was mine"
In view Of the prominence OF Or. II.
s. Everett the attending physician in
the death mystery OF Miss Florence Mail
lioux. the beautiful young Woonsocket
tached by the postoffice inspectors at the
Boston office 10 the written statement
in their possession, in which Or Everett
dcCiarcd that he was the owner OF tho
Dr. butler medical office at 1873 fremont
street ~ concern that has recently had
inserted in a Woonsocket newspaper on
advertisement OF so Objectionable a char
aCter that il has been called TO the at.
tcntion OF the postoffce department az
Washington.
II is expected that the department VIII
issue notice 10 the newspapers carry
ing this advertisement that unless they
exclude IL they will be dNlied the use
OF tho mails
Tho objection Of the postoffice author
ities 20 the Or Butler advertisement is
on the allegation that II tells where
articles intended for use in criminal prac-
tice could be procured. similar OBJ
iectlonable advertisement appearing In
Boston newspapers has already been sup
pressed through tho suggestions OF the
postoffice department, so that parallel
action is looked for I'm this case.
ROBBED OF FIFTY DOLLARS