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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
Wc.BuILtRsHooTs DAvlg AARFIElD
Dead Man, Who is Married, Is A.
leqed to Have Paid Attention 20
the Young and Pretty Wife OF the
Man Who Pulled the Gun-No
Statements.
(Special TO the Daily Press

NoIN-CfAi ~ lHS- '>'''''
RICHMOND. VA. May l2.-Davld
FAIRFIELD, u contracting carpenter, was
this afternoon shot and instantly kill
I'd by W. &. Butler, 4 Che saprakt q
Ohio railway detective, because OF
alleged attentions paid by Harfeid.
who is married man. to the young
and pretty wife of Butler.
The shooting TOOK place at Eish-
te@nth and Franklin streets, at when
point the two men met. Ihrte Sho's
were fred by Butler, all OF them tax
ing effect. Harfield fell in his tracks.
diving almost instantly and without
making statement
Rutler remained in the vicinity oil
rhe shooting until the arrival OF OIL
ncers and he gave himself up with
ont struggle He was taken 10
the Second Police station, where he
was held without bail. pending pre-
lIminary hearing in police court.
which will be accorded him tomor-
row porning.
Butler refused to make any state
meut a. TO his reasons for the COM
mission Of the deed, but 1t Is s>id
that he was insanely jealous OF Har-
field and had repeatedly warned him
10 keep away from his premises. i
suppose You will stay away from my
house now" he is alleged to have
remarked as he opened fire on MS
vicsim.
II is said that Butler approached
Harfield with the demand that the lat
ter sign a paper Affirming that he had
been intimate with the formers wife.
threatening that he would kill him il
he failed TO attach his signature to
the paper.
fairfield refused Indignantly, say
ing: You'll have to kill me. !
know you've got pistol" He start
ed to walk away. when Butler opened
fire
The dead man had been warned
that Butler would xii! him on sight.
and had informed the police that his
life was imperilled.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
william Jsndags Bryan Expresses
Approval Of Plan 10 Drain Lands.
CONSERVATION clIfEReIeE OPENS
Meeting Yesterday Sort Of Prelin-
mary Of the Conference Which Will
eee6n At the White House Today
Governors Who Will Attend.
(Bv Associated PreSS)

WASHINGTON. D. c., May En-
an address befOre the national Con-
sress, which met here today William
Jennings Bryan said he was heartily
in sympathy with the movement ior
the reclamation of the swamp LANDS
OF the country through drainage.
Mr.. Bryan arrived to attend the
conference Of governors on the con-
seryation OF the nations natural re-
sources which commences at the
White House tomorrow.
More than 400 delegates from an
payts OF the United States were pres
emf when W. s. BraddOck. Of WIS
consin, vice-president Of the con-
sress. called that body together In
the abse nee Of Governor Broward. Oh
Florida. the president. The congress
will be in session three days. the
sneakers today included. besides Ar.
BRYAN Secretary of the Interior Tar
field Senators Newlands. OF Nevaaa
and CIapp. Of Minnesota. Repre- senta-
lives Rarsiell of Louisiana ana sur
ton. Of Ohio; Governor blanchard OIL
Louisiana: o. p. Austin Chen. OF inc
bureau of statistics ami Colonel Good
vc,r of Georgia All these speakers
cxpressed their hearty endorsement
Of the proposed scheme OF retaining
the swamp lands OF the country.
Mr.. eryan Emphatie in His V'ews-
II have no doubt about the prac-
.;c,hi,itv the feasibility and the
riynteousnesS Of the drainage OF OUT
svamDs." said Mr.. Bryan. nave
no more doubt that the swamps ousH'
TO he drained and brought UNDER cut
,;va;ion than | have that the aria
lands ought to be ~afered aHd
bro,sht under cultivation. I know
os NO General rule that would JUSTIFY
nm. that would not justify the other.
Mr. Rrrsr expresseI the opinion mat
the bringing Of the swamp lands OF
tho country into cultivation wcsh
mean a wonderful addition 10 IN"
wealth Of those sections and the
wealth Of the country al large. ne
said no rcckogEized that there are apt
10 10 differences Of opinion as tn the
p,an By xh!ch the s~smps are 70
10 reclaimed. Some Of these diver
.pces." h. said. ARE due TO diner
ences in the construction Of the con-
stitu;ion'
But said the speaker. II an
great believer in the possibility OF
harmonizing differences by discus
yion. 7 am sure that in this case
there are M differ "nces tina; may not
b. harmoni,ed. believe that the
Differences ~ opinion In the states
ana the nation can he hsrmonized
and esreciaily Is this true u the plan
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
URGING VAN De VYUER
NOT TO RETIRE FROM SEE
Virginia Try to Make Preiase
Withdraw Resignation.

especial 10 the Eaily Prcss.l
RICHMOND, VA. May l2.-Ca'h-
Ollie people all over Virginia are INIT
ing in an effort to dissuale Bishop
Augustin Van de Eyver. for fiftet II
years bishop Of the diocese of Rich
mond. from carrying out MS ihien-
ton to retire from the ministry. The
fort is taking special form among
the priests of the diocese who are
FORTHCOMING the aged prclate by teie-'
graph to withdraw his request for
retirement and remain at his present
post. The movement first took shape
under the management of the Rlch-
mond priests who have within the
past several days relagrsphed the
priests all over Virginia. outlining
the plan. Every effort will be made
to retain Bishop Van de Fyver as
head of the church in Virginia. II Is
understood thar Bishop Van de Eyvers
request 10 be retired from active ser
vice is air. ady in the hands OF the
Pope.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
CANNON HAS kkOT7Y
PROBLEM 10 ANSWER
DemLcrats Put Up Parliamentary
Question to Speaker Which Had
Him Guessing for Time.
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, u. c.. May ~
A knotiy problem was presented to
Speaker Cannon in the House today
when Mr.. Fitzgerald. New York. rails
ed 4 point OF order against pTOvi-
sion in the conference rSport on the ma
val appropI iaiion bill relating TO the
nav Of the marine corps. Both Mr..
Fitzgerald and Mr.. Williams contend
I'd that the provision in question was
entirely new legislation not consid-
cred by either House OF Senat and
no, representing settlement Of any
difference between the two HOUSES.
Mr. ross had moved to suspend the
rub. : and agree Ia the report and
Sneaker Cannon was not sure that
The motion did not suspy nd all rules
and the requirements under a.. That
position was bitterly Tough; by
Messrs. Williams. Underwood. Ala
,aml: Fi,zgs raid. New York: and
Ta~ney. Minnesota.
After extended debate the speaker
ovsrruled the point OF order and for
50 doing was sharply criticised by
Mr.. Williams. who charged that the
ACCESSION was "A grave departure fr"rf
pariiam.ntary usages
The conference report was ayr cd
10 I26 TO I2l.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
NAVY WILL ENLIST
SIX HUNDRED 1lEU

CBy Associated Prsssl

WASHINGTON. d. e.. May H.
About tour weeks ego The navy -
raftment. antIcipstiag fsvososss ct.
ion bv Congress % The gr0posjtjoe
10 enlist 5000 addatous1 uea. ssssed
instructions to naval recrutsine e.
Gers 10 resume acceptance - ceedk
dates for enlistment. ncsoFSs sDdt-
cate tina, there vslI - - 1l0cs,ey -
getting the men u the presest rstto
Of applicants Cor eclisesoeuf eqDttAses.
In the arst vceh afier ssugning WOFs
I2I recruits we're. acreyfe1: y -
second week. Is<. - b - an
week. "a 0pehsx - ehe a. ~
are to he imme11ssely eo1Ig1p1 -
the remainder sssev fbe hUmune =
the pexf fiscal -. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
couneT LABOR Oh STATE aoDs
Delegate Withers Explains System
Which Prevails in Virginia to the
Edifieation Of His tisteners-DeIe-
gates Visit Several state institu.
tons.
(By Associated Press)

RICHMOND. VA. May l2.-Though
d. aling with the same general top
les, the section meetings Of the Ma,
tionai Conference continued today. 10
bring out new views and expressions
on the various phases, the interest
being particularly gratifying. consid-
ing the near approach Of the end.
Charles W. BirtwelI. general super
intendent of the Chi!dren's Aid So
ciety. Of Boston, read a paper on
Are These Homes Preparatory
Schools Of Life Also" A lively discus
sion following. At the section on
criminals. to be known hereafter as
the lawbreakers. Mr.. r. W.
Wiihers. member OF the
Virginia House Of Dele gat'
from Nansemond. delivered an
address on road building by convict
labor. As the author Of the state
law. he was familiar with the situa-
ton. explaining It to the edification
OF members 40 whom II was a nov
city.
The After Care OF Inmates OF Pris-
ons and Reforfhatories" by Henry
Gregory. Of New York. concluded the
criminal discussion. Alexander John-
son. national secretary. and X. W
Hill. secretary Of the New York State
Board OF Charities. .; the state sup
ervision session. showed the import :
ance OF more thorough work in tie
inspection Of charitable institutions
operated by the states.
A paper by L. HALEY. director 81
the New York State College Of ag-
riculturs at Cornell on Rural de-
ve,opment in Relation TO Social Wei
fare was the special event at the
meeting which dealt with fde prob
lem Of Needy Families"
In The afternoon q large nhmb'r
o. members went to Loretta and Lau-
re. TO inspect the private institution
for the feeble minded and the boys
reformaiory. The work OF the con
ference will be concluded with IN"
general Se<>ssM t011dff09 nseiit.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13

One Negro Says Federation 10 Not
Sought Because the Rulers Are
White, But Because They Have. the
Power-Proposed to Make Terms
Of Bishop II Years. ;,
(By Associated PreSs)

BALTIMORE. ND. May l2.-With
the view to a closer federation among
the colored members Of the Methodist
Episcopal aud the various other Meth
odist denominations Of the United
States and eventually a union Of
those bodies. Rev. q. @. Logan, color
I'd, of the Upper Mississippi confer
encc. Introduced q resolution that the
general conference providing for
commission of seven. consisting Of
one bishop, three ministers and three
laymen be appointed to serve during
the ensuing quadriennium with sim.
liar representatives OF the African
Methodist Episcopal. the African Sec
ond Methodist Episcopal and the Col
Ored Methodist Episcopal churches
upon such questions AZ may lead To
more harmonious cooperation among
them and the solution OF their prob
lens.
The resolutions were. sent to the.
committee after q short iebate be-
tween ssseral negro delegates dasingr
which TIE COLOR Hire WAS 1reu9at inses
tn discussi0n. When DR.. Logan. wllo
spoke in support Of his resolution.
finished a number Of negro delegates
sought recognition. Lay Delegate
Garland Penn. OF the Washington
tnegro) conference got the floor snd
proposed q substitute. An objection
to its presentstion because 1t was NOT
written in duplicate according to rule,
was made by Secretary Hingerly.
This precipitated q parliamentary
struggle which was finally ended by
bishop Berry, presiding, allowing the
substitute to be read.
..coIo- Does mot Bring peSer.''
II called for the referring Of the
question to the commission on feder.
alton and for work along the lines OF
federation already begun by body
OF colored church workers in ths
South. In asking the conference TO
hack the movement, Delegate Pena
said: We. feel superior because OF
our contact with you. not because you
are white. bat because Of your pow
err"
An important memorial which west
to the committee on Eptscopacy pro-
posed that hereafter an eiect,l 10
the office OF bishop SHALL be sor .
term of 1. years only without re-e5se-
ton. II was declared that THE NE
tenure OF the Epiecopacy aud u
honors and emo!uments Of the Once
have begotten such . multiplicity q
candidates for the position ~ threat.
ems the conservation and unity Of oaf
ministerial ranks; and that. tne
long continued occupancy Of the Of
fee seems out Of harmony with TIE
spiri, OF the i,iuerancy and the sas-
arv paid the retired. sSems1to be re-
garied as an estate earned rather
than a proper support provided
After the completion Of the 49,
ops term. ii Is provided that be seeh
become an effective member 81 To
conference from whith he Vas e3eet-
ID Rev. r. A. Shell and ". CSrpea-
ter. respective ministerial md ~
delegate. from the N0rthwest IsA.
ana conference. sent the neoy6
m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
To Restore Motto.
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. d. c.. May IL
The Senate committee on finance to-
day voted unanimously to report tn"
bill already passed by the House
providing for the permanent restora :
ton of the words In God We Trust
to gold and silver coins of the United
States The motto was taken off the
coins by order of the President.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
Elizabeth Mercer Married.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. May IL
Richard Barry. the Novelist and war
was married in this
city today to Miss Elizabeth Mercer
O'Dendahl. daughter OF +. II. O'Den-
dahl OF Norfolk. Va. Miss O'Den-
dahl Is better known TO the public
under her stage name of Elizabeth
Mercer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13

LOCKPoET. y. ". May EVIL
liam G. wallace fRep~blican) vas
today elected SENATOR from the For
ty-scventh district. An unusual fea-
ture Of the brief but exciting cam
paixn vas the .obiiseraticn OF party
lines. the real issue i,esnG the anti
gambling attitude ASSUMED by Gov
ernor Hughes.
The newly elected sesaiSr wiz srp-
port the governor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
Michigan Solid for Tar.
IRr Assnc.afed PyeAsl

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. Nav Va
Michiran's delegates to the Repu5'i-
can national convention was this az
,eruoon ins,raciei nv the siaic Rspuh
Iicas convcufirn 10 cast an undivided
vote Of the whole state IN favor of
the domination Of TAN.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
Idaho for TAFT.
(Ry Associated Preaal

WALLACE IDAHO. May l2.-Re
pnblicans of Idaho in state conven
ton today elected n delegation to the
national convention. The delegation
Is pledged To use all honorable means
10 bring about the nomination or Sec
rotary of War Taft for President
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
yeaIous Negro Gets 10 vears-
IRx ARsociated PTess )

SUFFOLK. VA. May l2.-Aher
having had tho case seventeen hours
and being locked up overnight. the
Jury today agreed 20 give Charles
Nhchs,i. eo.prs-d, aged eighteen. who
had married . rival
Amer shooting the giri In her home
Mitchell sttempteA suicide. and vas
found unconscious With q bullet In
,Ae r;ehs side Of his head.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
Seven Killed IN Nine.
URy Associated Piessp

wU.KESBARRE PA. May IL
seven mine workers. all foreigners.
were Instantly killed. and more than
a dozcs injured this afternoon in an
cxplcsion In tho Mount lookout col
liery Of the Tcmpis Coal & Iroa Com
pany q, Wyoming near here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13
Tar sails from Panama.
.R~ Associated PreSsD

COLON. Nav l2-Secretary Ta''
sailed from here at three O'Clock this
afternoon on the Prairie for Charles
ton. During his stay On ,.e 1stnmus
which has lasted six days. the secre
tary has had not an rdls moment.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13

fnge in sand pit north Of the town
were killed outright. their names are
not available. Two miles north OF
PailiOn. Martin Truth and his son
James. were driving along the httl"
Papilo river when their horse became
frightened by the hail and plunged
into the swollen stream. Both father
and son were drowned.
Fort Crook Al But Ruined.
An officer from Fort Crook arrived
In the city tonight and stated the
damage TO the buildings would amount
to $lOO0OO at the army post alone
and ,ha. the village is almost total
wreck A remarkable scene was on
acted when the officer realized that
n tornado had struck the post Six
hundred troops OF the Sixteenth r"gi
ment were brought to battalion forma.
tson and In the midst OF flying slate
and other Debris, they were marched
across the parade ground 10 the sub.
buildings wher. they put at
rest" and took to the cellars
The roofs OF several of the larger
were blown on and other
damage done.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13

tCoatinuea on Pase-Threc.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-13

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news report Of the Asso.
cisted Press.
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10 labNclbrtcbcne ltlt0 tr'ticrtbtrle SCuQUiB
ipu fEr brH alsfhlicnlibCn Icbrag1 uu6 81r
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bonn @erihi diigcnroict. 2lltFer nem NttuHr
ten Saidr. pOut l;GOor unO Sinotraib bon gui
iimore m acraintcn Glerf 8u 5d6Icn. toa be.
inatcr WtGUor ltl0 Stdoirntb bon Baltimore be-
tnOicn StClngrapbiiicu iiir u1Cs buit ihpt nli
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haBll tHr hen ScbUuu6 bon ociieu %l'firc0ur m
q%cipicicr. 5u einer J'nic lerpiiiiitg leiiicu. ole
tilnt5cbn Nculs pru bnuoCrt gGorie folder 3Ci
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htctc Nltc bonn Gaiunt i6rer 9ntabnlc IN strait
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Qcrtdtiot. 80. gPdrl 1908.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-26
dc 9lrmnpn in Sentilc.

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