The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-08

h"e' " '"e m'eu toa'es 10 'he sec
oha Japanese ho.e OF protest against
t"e I.''oi'''u h''e, '"i'' III" VIII Dc
ieaay 'or ln eSe'''a''oh 10 the JapaheSc
soSe'i"fe,t IN 's" days 2ecretarF
''I. so '"'or''eu A'npassauor ehi"'
w li,'' "i,er"oo"' i"ls ho'e was ue'
'ayo' Wy 'ne receipt VI Il SnP"eihei'''
AIRY "o'e from me Japahese govern
men, 'uS' "eeh 'o''ai''i.S ARGUMENTS
VIZ" VIC '"pi"1Se ""heu 70 nave co'''
"'''''" "''''e me reply was present
Ambassador Chinda brought TO the
sliie department this afternoon Soro.
In Ebarra. member of the house of
peers OF 3le Japanese parliament and
mead OF me japanese Y. NJ. {. A. tie
Is In the United States on mission
identical with that OF other noted lap.
aneSe now here the sounding OF pub
lie sentiment IN this country in re.
si!a 10 the California legislation and
also 10 promote better feeling be.
tween Inc Two countries.
inspeets Navy Yard.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels to-
night left Washington for phiiadel.
ph.a TO inspect the navy ward there
On the Conclusions reached by III,
secretary there will probably depenJ
many matters OF importance affertin.
The DEVELOPMENT of the navy wards
ana the disposition of the marine
corps.
The immediate proposition before
the secretary Is the transfer of n con.
siderable force OF marines TO Pensa.
cola. where there aro n number nj
buildings which could he psed nc hor.
racks, but are now standing idle, The
secretary. believes that puIf nor, is
n better site for the advanced marine
base than Philadelrhia or any north.
crn point.
The secretary mas also held nm con.
tracts for barracks construction Al
Panama in the hone ,hat buildinpc al.
ready In existence nm the c,noI yore
can be utilized for .arrison uurnoscs
criticise Pluckino Board.
Although the case of Canaan Potts
recently plu2ked from the ac;iye list
OF the navy and comprllcd to retire
today was characterized nv Secretary
Daniels as n closed incident. criticism
ol the 'treatmen, acc6rHed' Cau,ain
Potts continued unabated.
There is much criticism or tho ner.
sonnet of the nmckinr hoard I, w,s
pointed OH, today tint ,t >east I've
members might he eynec,ed IN feo, ro
sentiment against Captoin potts he.
cause of differences they had with ,he
p,eyious administration or Tn. noy..
department.
II was recalled today thnt Admiral
Ward, chairman of the hoard or into
serious difficulties with tho navy dc.
partmen last wear when Contoin poi,s
was aide for personnel , nositiou of
great power in re.nrd IN tho ASSIGN.
nent of officers,
II was also pointed MI, that while
Captain Potts was sarviup =, ,b.
navy department Admiral Enicb, w,s
couIt.martialcd in connection Win
the sinking Of the monitor Puritan
In the waters In Hamntor poods n. :,
result of some ordnanco and ,rmor
tests. Admiral then Cor,air Eninb,
was acouitted nv tho corr, ana Soo.
letary Never ordered mo corr, IN m.
view its findings. The cour, rerrs.
ed to find otherwise and stood firm
on lis FIRST verdict The coSo aroused
, urcat dea, or h;t,srrnsc
Nominations Tied III,
.OpnosItion nv q, rew Soro,prs - ,,o
confirmation or Mrs n w I Ham nc
nostmistress ot GainesvjlIe IN ~.
The successor 10 Mrs Helen n Ion"
street. TODAY nractico,Iv tied nm tho
confirmation n the .big Bs, NJ nomi-
nations pendInp before rho senate
Senator Hoke Smith insisted mon
immediat. condemnation ~ Mrs unu,
Senator Townsend soid no would Oh
ject to the confirmation unti, tho Sen.
% e'"'' ''''"' i-NHhSi'Sl Ill re-