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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-13
News From All Sections Of Virginia
DRINKS POISON N
PRESENCE Of WIFE
w. G. Ferxuson, sAipatter U. $. .
Delaware. Ends Life In Brewer
Street House.

Norfolk, Va. Sept. 12.--"Ive ended
II all-my drinking and carousing."
exclaimed w. c. Ferguson. hrst-class
shipftter of the u. s. s. Delaware, to
his young wife this morning at 1926
O'Clock as he lifted glass OF water
In which he had dropped lump OF
poison to his lips and quaffed 1t in
the bathroom Of the boarding house of
Mrs. Frank A. Beard. 412 Brewer street
BY o'clock the man was dead. I'm
mediately after he had swallowed the
poison DR.. Louis Berlin was called He
responded Immediately. but the dying
man was too far gone for the physi-
clan 70 render any aid \
The landlady OF the house at which
MIR. Ferguson. with his wife and four
year-old child. had been living for some
time said last night that Mr. Fer
gnson had been drinking heavily for
the past week, and that he had broken
his liberty from his ship ever since
last Tuesday Yesterday. according to
Mrs, Beard. he said that he was going
back aboard ship after his wife had
urged him TO do so. Last night he re-
turned to the house and told his wife
that he had been back to the Delaware
and had been granted another leave Of
absence. He appeared to he In very
good spirits. and laughed and joked
with his Wife
shortly before midnight his wife
came upon him In their room writing
something on a piece of paper. Play
fully she snatched his pencil away from
him She thought no more of the In
cident. After he had died. however.
the paper was found. and II showed that
he had been planning 10 end his life.
ON the paper was written: please no.
tify Mrs. Harley Free and Miss Mary
Bla nkedaly--" Here the writing
ceased abruptly without giving any
addresses.
Mr.. Ferguson was about forty FIVE
years old. He was a native of Penn
stlvania, but had been making his
home when off his ship in Norfolk for
the past four years He was a mem
Der of the Order of Eagles An anaIy-
sis Of the poison which the dead man
used TO kill himself has not been made
HIS wife said 1t was a solid substance
that looked something like alum. She
said that he used IL In connection with
his work ON pipes aboard the ship
Coroner R, S, Kight viewed the hedv
and ordered it turned oxer- to An under
taker for burial. No arrangements for
the funeral had been made this morn
ing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-13
SMUCGlERS OF PLUMtS
ARE USING THE MAILS
Postohice Department Aiding Attor-
-Gencral In Fight to Protect
Birds.

W u s. h n s o II, Sept. 12.-Piume
pirates will be punished If Attorney
General Gregorys sleuths catch the
head hunters in Florida. who are de-
stroying the egret in order that lovely
society ladies may wear fine feathers
The Postofffce Department Is also on
the lookout for the smuggIers who, 1t
is alleged. are shipping aigrettes to
metropolitan milliners by parcel post.
''Dne of the worst evils we have TO
combat is woman's love of plumage.'
declared T. Gilbert Pearson. secretary
of the National Association OF Audi
bon Societies, with headquarters in
New York city Pearson is the man
back OF the plan to catch the plumage
pirates. 1t was he who brought the
alleged violations to the attention of
the Attorney General
"our protection of the egret has
cost the lives of some OF our wardens.
continued Mr.. Pearson. In spite OF
the fact that we are guarding every
egres rockers n Florida, the colonies
are raided AT times and the birds are
shot and the feathers either sold di-
rect to tourists or smuggled through
the parcel post TO New York. This is
in violati ton Of the Lacey act, which
makes II Illegal to ship from one
State TO another birds illegally killed
in that State. The Acknowledgement
of the United States now has this be-
fare him"
Through State legislation. the
Audubon Association is trying to pro-
hibit the destruction of nongame
birds, or their nests. or the sale Of
their feathers to block the sale
OF any feathers from a native bird in
the State or bird OF the same family.
A powerful movement for the pro-
lection OF the birds is being built up.
says MIR. Pearson through the organ
ization of school children of the coun-
try into bird study clubs. More
than 100000 children were enrolled as
Junior members" of the National AS
ISOLATION OF Audubon SOCIETIES last
year Any child who wishes to help
save the birds may help. Mr., Pear
son says, by becoming a junior mem
Der Of the association
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-13
SWEET CHtLYBEtTE.

Sweet Chaiy heate. Va. Sept IA
With the passing Of the month of
August many people left the sweet
ChalNbeaie for their homes. but their
places have been rapidly filled by
those who always spend September
here and by far IL is the most ideal
month af AL IN The HHei8Hts las Dfiy-
ing. riding and golfing keep many
busy and also large walking parties
have been giviu TO Peters Noun
tains, where apon high point din
ner is cooked on an improvised stone
stove. The rest Of the day Is spent in
gathering mushrooms and chinqua-
pins.
All were glad Of the visit Of Mfr
Thurper, Of Govington, who conduct
ed services in Forest Memorial Chapel
Sunday morning Bishop Tucker. of
the Southern diocese. will visit the
church this week
The concert Sunday evening was the
source of much pleasure as Miss
Crumh. Of Connecticut, and Miss Mary
Hatton, Of Portsmouth, sang several
delightful numbers
Monday evening a dancing con-
test Of twenty-five couples was held
In the ballroom The prizes were
9 waraee Miss MarRare, zee, kittie
Nelson Norfolk Messrs Hunter
Eakle JoeRiee. Houston: John h. Tay-
lor, Jr,, and Randolph Il. Cook. Jr.,
Of Norfolk.
philip Carson. of Houston, enter
tanned at small card party Monday
| afternoon. Among those playing were
! Misses Lillian Rice. Iuello Lamb. ST
| Clair Evans Houston; Eliza beth
Nash, NAw Ynrk, and Messrs. George
and Tom Rice, Houston. and Phillip
/ Nash. New York. The prizes were
won by Messrs George Rice and PHILIP
, Nash
Mrs Norris. Of New York, was
hostess at a mushroom party Mon
day evening. Her guests were Mrs. an6
Miss Nash, Messrs. Hord, Norris and
DR. Reid. New York.
y large automobile party arrived
Tuesday from the White sulphur
Springs for visit. Those in the
party were Mr. and Mrs. -. u Cooke
MIR and Mrs. John Marshall. Mrs
william IL White. Messrs Mcintosh
and Walter Irvine
Miss Eakle and Miss Baya of Jack
sonville. were hostesses at a noun
tain picnic Tuesday. Their guests Were
Misses Dorothy COIN. Norfolk. Eliza
beth Dabney. Dallas. Tex. Messrs
4 Hunter t.akfe, Jack tHtttn and thtttT
Noyes, Charleston. W, Va.
A five hundred party was given by
Miss Ella Rice and MIR. Joe Rice. o
| Houston, in honor of Mr.. Donald
Rnbel. OF Cincinnati Thursday af
ternoon. The prizes were won b,
Miss Margaret Lee, Norfolk. and Mr.
Burnett Carson, Of Houston.
| Friday morning a delightful care
party was given in the ballroom, There
were eight tables of auction and two
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-13
PROF. JOHNSON GOES TO
TENNESSEE UNIVERSITY
VIII Make FIRST Series ut Lectures
In New Business
Course.

Norman III. Johnson, editor OF Mer-
chants journal and Commerce. left
last night for Knoxville, Tenn, where
this week he delivers the first series
of three lectures in the business
course which has been instituted by
the trustees OF the University OF Ten
nessee, located in that city.
This institution launched, IL will be
remembered, an innovation In college
curriculums when II inaugurated
what the trustees term "a shcrt
cours for merchants which Is de-
signed to teach wouldhe business
men how to turn over dollar sue
cessfully. When the time came to Sc
lect the most capable man in the
country to fill the chair the honon fell
upon the Richmond man.
The course embraces three lectures
month, and Professor johnson will
deliver the initiatory lectures this
week to the student body.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-13

cousin Mrs.. B. e. Liveray. on Main
street
Miss Pearl Hale Is the guest az Mr..
and Mrs c. s. Parsons. on Copper
haunk Avenue.
Miss Nellie kilmartin. OF Peters
burg is the guest of her uncle. Hon. =.
NJ. kilmartin. on West Main Street.
Miss Lucille Chappel lis visiting
friends and relatives in CORTLAND, Va.
Miss Margaret Cobb has returned TO
her home in Blackstone. after spend
ing some time in the home Of her
aunt. Mres l.. A. Chappeil. on Main
street.
Mrs. Orrin Smith, of Dendton. Nd.
is visiting in the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. II. Fleetwood. on Hun
ter Avenue.
Norman Thornton and family. who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
X. \ Brown. on Copperheaunk Ave-
nue.. have returned to their home in
Courtland Va.
Mr. and Mrs, Richard Perdue and
children left Waverly on Monday of
this week for Fast orange, n J.,
where they viii spend the winter.
H. J. Drewry visited friends in
Green this week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-13

III for any reason yon cannot do
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INFANCY order far the proper amount
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No ~irrrSc for services or "vIr-
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-13
H0TEl
LEAVES FOR H0PEWtll
Was Equipped at Cost OF si2,0oo and
Has All Modern
Convenienccs.

Norfolk. Sept. 12.--"The Sea Food
Palace" a newly constructed floating
hotel, built and owned by Joseph
Voight and B. W. Smith, left the
Clyde Line pier yesterday afternoon
for Hopewell. where It will be sta
toned temporarily as sea food en-
porium. The hotel, which vas fitted
up at cost Of about $4,000, pre-
sents an attractive appearance from
the outside, and is we'll equipped on
the inside.
1t has most of the conveniences Of
modern hotel. including running
water. shower and tub baths and mp
to-date lighting fixtures. 1t is pro-
posed by the owners later to Ak up a
roof garden on top Of the hotel. In
the hold is space for pool and music
rooms.
The Sea Food Palace was built on
the hull of the old steamer Maggie,
alias Nancy j., that formerly piled be-
tween Baltimore and Norfolk. It is
164 feet In length and has beam Oh
thirty-sight feet The hotel contains
thrty-two single and twenty-f four
double rooms The building has been
under construction for about three
weeks. In the hold Of the vessel 100
tons OF cement have been placed as
ballast.
The idea of the owners Is to es-
pblish a hunting and fishing club
and they have under consideration
four other hotels similar to the Nancy
J.. or the Sea Food Palace. More
than 100, 900 acres OF hunting grounds
and waters between West Point, Va.
and Savannah. Ga. have already
been leased. according TO Mr. Smith.
originator OF the idea They have al
ready secured ITO members into the
new orga nization While the hotel is
stationed at Hopewell only club men,
hers will be accommodated.
, 1t is the intention Of the promoters
Of the hotel to make specially of
serving the beet OF sea food hence the
name. Sea Food Palace. The hotel
will open at Hopewell about the mid
die of the week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-13
RETIRED WITH RANK
OF FIRST SERGEANT

Portsmouth, Va. Sept. t2.-t-pon
his own application. First Sergeant L.
A Broughton, of this city, connected
with Company l. (Old Dominion
GuardD. Fourth Regiment Infantry,
has been placed on the retired list of
Virginia Volunteers, with the rank of
first sergeant. Formal announcement
Of the retirement has just been is
sued from the office Of the Adiutant-
General, Richmond
Sergeant Broughton has been con-
nected with the local militia for many
years. and as a result of his long SER
vice wears silver medal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-13
CUTCHINS TO
VISIT ROYAL ARCH

Hampton, Va. Sept. 12.--Colonel
Sol Cutchins. of Richmond, past grand
high priest of Virginia. is expected
to pay visit TO st. Johns Royal Arch
Chapter of Masons here Tuesday
night. The chapter will hold its an
nual election OF officers. and there will
be a banquet served at the conclusion
of the meeting it will be the first
session OF the chapter for the fall
work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-13
WAVERIlY.

Especial TO The Richmond Nirginian. J
Wayerly Va, Sept Miss Willie
Martin has returned to her home in
Waverly, after spending month with
friends and relatives In Port Norfolk.
Miss Emily Fleetwood left Waver1y
today for DanYille. whore she VIII at
tend the Randolph Macon Institute.
Mrs Harvey Fleetwood has returned
10 her home in Waverly, after spend
ing eseveral weeks in Wytheyille.
j. f. Martin left Waverly on .Satur-
day for Columbia. S. c.. where he will
accept the position OF principal Of the
Columbia High school.
Mrs Thomas 81. John. Whu has hean
visiting In the home of her daughter,
Mrs Robert w. Arnold on East Main
Street. for the past two months will
leave for her home In Mobile, Ala.
on Tuesday Of next week,
Mrs. Walter T. Daniel is spending
some time with her sister, Mrs. j. l..
bradshaw. in Ivor
Charles Rowe. Of Frederick sburg, Is
the guest Of her sister Mrs. Edward
W Chapel on Fast Main Street
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace A. Gray and
II ara Mrs. Charles Foster have re-
turned to their home in Waverly.
after spending several days in Mary
FHF}I ana sSrH tFf5rA
Mrs. V J.. Arnold and her mother,
Mrs Frank r. Overall have been
spending v0rrre. tine ut the Mape Shade
Inn, viii leave for Washington one
day next week. where they will spend
several days They VIII return to
Waverly, where Mrs Overall will
spend several weeks with Mrs Arnold
Jim Goodrich has returned home,
after visit Of fifteen days TO points
Ia the North.
Mr., and Mrs W n. Cox and chill
/ dren arrived in Waverly on Monday
Z of this week from Amherst Court
/ house, where they have been spend
! Ing the summer.
! Mrs. l. NJ Appiewhite. of Peters.
/, burE. is visiting in the home OF hel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-13
ONE WHITE AND TWO NEGRO
BOYS CHARGED WITH THEFT

Eddie West. a white boy twelve
years old and Valley Allen, age
twelve. and Percy cambridge, age
eleven, the last two negroes, We're ar
rested Sunday by Officer Walshe,
charged with stealing a quantity Of
cigarettes cigars and coupons from
Dave Feinberg, Of 3o4 St John Street.
They were sent TO the juvenile deten-
,qtop home aud will face Judge Crutch-
field in the Juvenile Court this morn
ing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-13
Excursion
Jacksonville and Tampa,
Florida
Tuesday. September %. 1918.
Via
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Tuesday. September %. 1918.
Premier Carrier Of the South.

An unusual opportunity 10 visit
Jacksonville. the Tourists Mecca and
he Gateway to the land Of Flowers:
and Tampa one Of the Son,h's most
popular resorts.
Tickets honored or all regular
trains. In first class coaches or Pullman
sleeping cars. connecting at Green's
boro, y. c., with special train leaving
Greensboro at T:30 r. NJ Tickets will
be good for return trip 10 reach
original starting point not later t'1an
midnight of October :. 1915. and will
be hnnored on any regular train.
Round trip fare from principal
points will be as follows:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-13
SUFFOLK. SCHOOLS 70
BEGIN WORK WEDNESDAY,
ARRANGEMENTS Made For Pupils Com.
ing From Suburbs In Cypress
District.

Suffolk, Va. Sept. fz.-The SUFFOLK
schools will open Wednesday and =
large enrolment is looked for There
will be a number Of new faces in tho
teaching corps and several changes in
the placing of teachers in the grades
and schools.
School Trustee C. r. Byrd. of Cy-
press District. has agreed for Cypress
to pay for all pupils in that district
who live in adjoining suburbs Of Suf-
folk. Such pupils may enter Wednes-
day morning without a permit. Teis
ruling applies only TO those who live
In adjoining suburbs in Cypress Dis
trict.
Chairman Of the committee on
teacners John X. Hutton and Super
lntendent DeJarnette request all teach
ers OF the Suffolk schools to meet
Monday afternoon at 4:3o o'clock in
the council chamber for an important
conferences, bearing directly on mat
ters OF interest to the teachers. Text
hooks are to be selected at that meet
ing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-13
MISS HETH HOSTESS TO
MRS. JOHN R. TUCKER
WIFI. OF JUDGE TUCkER At In
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ferz2ss3 iAe care 7l0Hy In the presence
al large ana !a*haonat'ie asseinoise e
OF gsissis from Virginia ana WASH
snE1en. ana tals was toalowea oy
receipt AZ Maplew"oh. the estate
Of the Brides mother. The church was
esarerately decorated with yellow
assers and geidenroa, Ailterspefsed
with lighted tapers. Mrs alsteln
N. Smell, % Harrtsonhurg. WAS the
mafru1l OF honor Mass Louise 8fock-
sfihaf04gh Ffeat1e wfs T11ss1's oi tiofief
Eight -liLtle flnMer --girlS preceded
the bride down the aisle OF the
church
. The bridesmaids were Misses Eliza
Mason Meade, Mary Catherine Meade,
Carcllne NJ. Arledge. Margaret Eitnor
Eauglier. Of Washington. Miss Hitda
Lewis cha pnan, of Berryviile, Va,
and Miss Mary Stuart. OF Winchester.
Wa.
The bride entered Tlth her brother.
Mr. William l.. Green, by whom she
was given Ia marriage. She wore
an exquisite gown ow ivory satin,
with "a fail oYerskirt effect or tulle
and silver lace. Her tulle veil, winch
fell 10 tire end OF her court train.
was caught With clusters OF lilies OF
the valley Mr. Kenneth Newcomer
sGiIpsn, ri Royce, Va. was best man
t@it | - =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-13
Charged With Stealing Auto.

Henry Jordan. alias Willie Carter.
is locked up in the Second Station,
charged with stealing an automobile
from W +. Atkinson He was ar
rested by Officers Brennan and
Carter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-13

Proportinate fares from intermedi-
ate points.
Fer any further information. Pull
man reservations etc, call on nearest
ticket agent, southern Railway. or
write,
II, L. BISHOP. n. r. A,
Richmond, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-13

/ mony reception was held the Ices
and cakes being In pink and white.
and the wedding cake heart shaped.
| Later Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson left
| Tor AsheVillc. \. {. The goingaway
, gown was of black hroadCioth. fur
trimmed. and "A tailored hat of black
velvet She wore IA corsage of
orchids
Mrs Anderson received her educa-
zion al Stuart's Hall. stanton, Va,
and since then has spent much Of
her time In travel in the United States
and Europe, spending last year
abroad.
Many guests from Virginia were in
attendance upon the wedding.
Mr and Mrs Anderson Will be at
home iu Memphis Tenn.
Iewi~--t,Ior.
New salem Baptist Church, in Gull
pepper was the scene Of "A pretty we'd
ding on Wednesday. when Miss Sc
Tina Lewis only daughter Of Mr.. anu
Mrs. Wayne Lewis. became the bride
Of Francis Lester Aylor. OF Culpeper.
Rev. Robert f. Lee Aylor of Fred
crickshurg. uncle IT the groom, as
siso-d H.. the brides pastor. Rev.
George Ruudiek. was the officiating
minister
Miss Gertrude Durrant. cousin of
the bride, had charge OF the music,
rendering The wedding marches anr
accompanying Mr.. Harry stevens. OF
New York. who sang 20 Promise
Me and ! Love You Truly" while
the guests were assembling. Miss
Abhle Wright OF Wa hinRton. was the
brides maid of honor. and her aunt
Mrs Joshua Hatcher of Hamilton.
Va. was tHatrnn of honor
The bridesmaids were former class
mates of the bride and were Misses
EStelle Bass. of Crewe, Berniee Hum
sion, Of Winchester. ACllne Fray, OF
Madison. Geraldine Griffin. of Gull
pepper, and Irene Barksdale, Of Abe
marie Little Misses Elizabeth HAM
iiiton Spillman and Mildred Earle
Lewis were flower girls and Master
Tyaior Amiss was ring bearer. Mr.
J. !. Davis. of Culpeper, acted rs best
man.
Personals
Mr.. aud Mrs f. NJ Smith. OF this
city. are spending the fall at Natural
Bridge
Miss Eleanor Swami has returned to
her home In G1nter Park, after spend
ing several weeks with relatives at
the Sippewissett Hotel. Falmouth.
Mass
Miss Louise Wilkerson. was the re-
cent guest Of Miss Willie Staples, OF
Key&viile- VA.
Mrs. Page West is the guest of the
Misses Boston In Orange,
VI ha
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. r
&. Quinn, Of Lyuchburg, has re-
turned home.
Miss Violet feadbetter. who has
been spending the past month as the
guest of Professor and Mrs. II. x
Stahi. of Blacksburg. has returned
home.
Miss Jane Davidson. of Forest Hill
. and Mrs. Clarence Paul and littlt
! daughter. of this city. are guests O.
i Mrs. James Davidson OF Farmville.
Mrs. Edwin Phaup and little Mis-
! Minnie Rob Phaup, who have beer
/ spending some time with friends il
Augusta, have returned home. stop
ping several days en- route as guest
of Mrs Frank Robertson. of Char
tIottesville and Mrs. Philip Samuels
of Hanover
Mrs r A Baugh and Miss Birdi
Baueh, of Belona. Va. motored L
Richmond And are guests OF Mrs, j
h, Chadick. Of West Grace Street.
Miss Pattle Fuller. who has beef
on the Pacific coast since June. ha
t,, t,.IN
mund While West she was the CUES
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-13
AIlcecd RI,nd Tyvcr .y,,,.,,

Alleged Blind Tiger Jailed.
Thomas Jackson. colored. lie locked
up IN the First Station. charged with
selling Intoxicating liquors without a
license. at $40 North Thirty-first
Street He was arrested by OfYicers
Bertucci and H. @. Clarke
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-13

Mrs Edwin Phaup and little Miss
Minnie Rob Phaup, who have been
spending some time with friends in
Augusta, have returned home, stop
ping several days en- route as guests
of Mrs Frank Robertson. of Char
lottesville, and Mrs. Philip Samuels,
of Hanover.