The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-13
GOVERNOR HAS
 ATTACK OF GRIP Was to Make an Address in
 Marion TEACHERS ARE LICENSED Two More Boys Are Appointed to Rep resent Alabama in the Cadet Corps at Inauguration of
 the President.
TEACHERS ARE LICENSED

Montgomery, February 2.-(Special) )- Acting Governor birmingham was laid up yesterday with a severe attack of grip, spending the time in his room. He had intended to go to Marion to ad- dress the students of the Marion Mili- tary institute, but was unable to do so. Private Secretary J. Kirk Jackson called up Mrs. Cunningham at Ensley and in formed her of the condition of the Gov ernor at the same time assuring her that there was nothing serious the mat ter. The Governor is following In the tracks of most of the other state officials in the matter of entertaining the grip, being one of the last to fall a victim to 1t. Treasurer J. Craig Smith has also been almost laid up. Recording Secre- tary M..H Screws of the Governors of flee who has been i'll for several days, came out for a short time today, but is far from a well man.
 Boys Cadet Corps.
 Joe Frank Lassiter, of Montgomery. and Walter Wellman, of Huntsville, were today appointed as Alabama representa- lives in the school boys cadet corps for the Presidents inauguration. This com pletes the list of five, the others being Hubert Pettus, of Huntsville; w. B. Brandt, Montgomery, and Nj. bibb Fol mar, of Troy.
 A. c. Danner has resigned as a mem Der of the Mobile river commission.
 The J. M Haran Plumbing company, of Birmingham has been incorporated, with capital of $6OOO; J. M. Haran and asso- ciates ineorporators
 The certificate of the incorporation of the Western Steel Car & Foundry com pany, of New Jersey, was filed today with the Secretary of State. This com pany has acquired property at Anniston, and has named H. A. McCord of that city as Alabama agent.
 A. E. Mastin, of Huntsville, and c. A. Johnson, of Montgomery have been ap- pointed commercial notaries.
 Teachers Licensed.
 The following teachers have been licensed:
 Henry County.-Oscar Tompkins, Abbe- vile; James M. Jones, Headland; Charles F. Campbell, Headland; Lillian McDaniel, Abbeville; Lola Pocahontas Clarke, Abbe- vile.
 Barbour County--Addie Estelle Clifton, Eufaula; Mamie Gimer, Eufaula; Stella Poston, Eufaula; Ellie Winburn, Clay ton; Laura k. Shroman, Eufaula (col- ored); Annie Belle O'Brien, Columbus, Ga.; Maxie Smith, Eufaula; F. L. Mccoy. Eufaula.
 Wilcox County.-Eula M. OGwynn, Camden; Mary Thomas, Hixon (colored); i; Jamie L. Upton, Kimbroughs (colored); John W. Davis, Sallio (colored); Hattie Capell, Consul (colored); R. J. Gaddison, Snow Hill (cooredD; Allen King Acker- vile (colored; William Bowen, Allenton (colored) Charly John Webster, Yellow Bluff (colored); Mac Jefferson, Camden (colored) B. R. Hines, Rosebud (coored) i; Bessie Novel; Asshel; Sallie Majors, Chestnut; Mary Hasselvander, Ackerville; Beulah Willxerson, Shawnee; Erwin Me- Williams, Camden; Clara B. Mims, Gale donia; Maggie Cook, Gasque; R. l. Parish, town.
 Pike County.-Luelle Wilkes, Troy: Herman Upshaw, Troy; w. o. Bozeman, Searight; Louie WiIkerson, Troy; Mrs. Amanda Thomas, Troy (colored); J. M. Carter Ansley: Walter Cowart, Josie; Mrs. Mittie Wiley, Troy; Leila Williams, Troy; Lizzie Lane, Troy; Mrs. Nettie l.. Thompkins, Troy (colored).
 Coosa County.-Mrs. Nora Williams. Rockford; Matte Wilbanks, Equality; William J. Steel. Sehley; Enoch J. Calla- way, Rushton; George A. Hall, Rockford; i; Leven Handy Ellis, Rockford; Mae New man, Goodwater; Ollie Miller, Nntley- vile; J. Hillery Bentley, Rockford; Lon nie C. Thomas, Rockford; James M. Me- Cain, Rockford; Lou Ella Lee, Rockford (coored).