The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-12
CARMICHAEL CAN'T AGREE WITH ROBSON Peace Not Subserved by lm-
 menSe Navy WAS NOT THE RIGHT MAN Frenchman Had Been Arrested Charged With Holding Up Train
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 News of Montgomery.
WAS NOT THE RIGHT MAN

News of Montgomery. Montgomery, January 1.-(Special)- Judge J. M. Carmichael president of the state convict board, does not agree with the views expressed by Capt. R. r. Hobson, who spoke in Montgomery last Sunday discussion the eastern situation and the duty of the United States to be- come so powerful on the sea as to be able to preserve the peace of the world. After expressing regret that he did not hear the young naval hero, Judge Car michael goes on to discuss the rivers of blood that have been made to flow in this country as the result of a mans, or several mems eloquence. He remembers that man who resided in Alabama many years ago spoke to the people and peo- pie said that streams of eloquence as large as a mans arm flowed from the orators mouth. It Is recalled that that oratory cut large figure in pouring over the country streams of blood, and flames and confusion. He thinks that Captain Hobsons views are mot bottomed upon that character of wisdom and statesman ship which looks well to the preserva- ton and happiness of the people of the United States"
 The assertions of the Captain that Rus sia Is only playing a part with Japan Is noticed, following which the Judge says: If, however, Russia, England, Germany France and the other Euro pean powers should form an alliance, offensive and defensive, even for the par titioning of the territory of China, 1t would be the duty of the United States to protest against such cause, but be- yond that 1t would be well, !. seems to me- as Uncle Remus says, to lie low and say nothing
 "The proposition to bring about condi- tions so that China would demand much of our cotton and put the price up to 20 cents a pound is characterized as an other sop to self interest and greed for money "
 Closing his interview, Judge Carmichael says: q have said what 1 have because I do not believe any such notions should be promulgated through the country and the votes of the people taken upon them as I understand he does. 1t Is for the purpose of parading them before the Con- gress of the United States, without some protest from some one, and l therefore give this as my protest against Captain Hobson, at the same time insisting that those who have any knowledge of the past shall remember what eloquence without prudence has already done for this country"
 The Wrong Man.
 E. J. Barr, a Frenchman, was arrested yesterday by members of the police force on suspicion of his being the man who robbed the Atlantic Coast Line mail car last Saturday night. It had been re- ported, 1t is said, that Barr had said | l.1 In | with railroad man and using his gun | on him. This was told to the policemen | and he was taken into custody. He was 1 escorted to the home of Eugene Hester, | the mail clerk whose car was robbed, and found to not fit the description at all. Hester said he was nothing like the man who shot him. After that the man was turned loose and allowed to go. It was found that he was only funnlng about having had trouble with a railroad man and meant no more than a joke.
 Starks in the City.
 Geeral Manager B. M. Starks, of the Louisville and Nashville, with a party of officials of the system, passed throns j the city today, en route south. They came over the Western from Atlanta. They will go as far as Pensacola today and tonight. They spent very little time here, and the many Montgomery friends of the new general manager weer not given time to congratulate him on his pro- motion.
 These new corporations were filed with the Secretary of State today:
 Baldwin Times Publishing company. Bay Minette. capital stock $10,000; A. J. Smith and associates incorporators.
 Browns Shepard Fruit company, Ora vella, capital $20,000 w. D. Brown and associates.
 Gravela Fruit company, Gravella, cap ital s10,0O0; w. D. Brown and associates.
 Jaffe Jewery and Loan company, Bir- mingham capital $l0,OOO; J. and M Jaffe incorporators
 Boiling Fruit company, Greenville, cap ital 5000; w. c. Shacleford and asso- ciates. .
 These notary publics were named to- day: J. M. Danford, Brewton; H. P. Merritt. Tuskegee J. T. Benson, Dozier; Miss Laura L. White. Decatur.
 Teachers Licensed.
 The following teachers nave been licensed by the state department of ed ucation:
 Perry County-Mabel Stewart, Ada Barnes, Ware Boyd, Bettie Blair, Jessie vann. Bessie Ford, Marion; Daisy Blackwood Bliss.
 Fillmore County-Charley K. Weldon, Troy; A. l.. Laney, Cornelius Sampson, Wetumpka
 Etowah County-M. l.. Stancil, Altoona ; Mrs M. L. Daniel, Alabama City; Ethel Miller. Gadsden; Bernice Bailey. Dalton Ga: Luck K Hoge, Gadsden; Ollie Mae Miller, Gadsden; Pink Gllliland, Attalla , Mrs. Mamie Reese. Attalla; Louise Reid Attlala; Irene Peach, Gadsden. Blount County--Mamie Simms. Burnie Maxwell, Gussie Yielding and H. c. Hood, Blountsvile: Etta Simms Hunt; Lillie Edwards, Blountsvile; Ernesa Howle Warrior: Mary Honea. Red Hill, Lydia Steele. Royal; Mrs. Eva Dorsett. Pinson Mary Cloudous and William Fendley, Or eonta; Mary Yielding Blountsville;