The age-herald., 1901-04-05
4. SUPPLEMENTAL
 BILL IS NOW FILED Against the Birmingham Ma
 chine & Foundry Co, THE KRAJEWSKl-PESANT co. Say the Former Are Estopped From Attacking Validity of Their Pat
 ents-Varous News Items
 In the Other Courts.
THE EKRAJEWSKI-PESANT co.

In the United States Court Thomas F. Krajewsli and the Krajewski-P Peasant Company have filed d supplemental bill against the Birmingham Machine and Foundry Company setting forth that in a suit filed by them December ?, 1897, in the Circuit Court of the United States for the Eastern district of Louisiana against John N. Pharr and John S. Bussey, their claim to be the owners of the method of manufacturing cane-cutting machinery as covered by letters patent No 349,50S was sustained and they were declared to be the owners of said patent.
 The bill further states that the Bir- mingham Machine and Foundry Com pany made and sold to said Pharr and Bussey the machine for cutting and crushing cane which was adjudged In the aforesaid suit against them to be an in- fringement of letters patent No. S49,5o3.
 It also says that the Birmingham Ma chine and Foundry Company employed the counsel to defend said suit and paid all expenses. and that in said suit they denied the validity of said letters patent
  therefore the Birmingham Machine and Foundry Company is estopped from de- nying the validity of said letters patent and is bound by said decree.
 The bill prays an injunction perpetu- ally restraining the defendant and its employees from the manufacture and sale of said patented improvement, and prays for an accounting and damages.
 City Court.
 In the first division of the City Court, Judge Charles A. Senn presiding, the case of Mamie Brooks, administratrix. vs. the Alabama Great Southern Railroad is still on trial. Plaintiff Is suing for $25,0OO.
 In the second division, Judge w. W. Wilkerson presiding, William Mccoy El- lard was relieved of the liabilities of non- age.
 Morgan w. Karr was granted divorce from Edna Karr on the ground of volun- tary abandonment
 William II. Johnson has filed suit against the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company for $1O,0o0 damages. He alleges that on November 2S, 1900, the utlGlludul was Opcidtihb o Nc"i "oSiASh near Blossburg in connection with the coal to be dumped into it, injuring plain went into a coal chute to unchoke it. when the fellow servant in charge of said chute negligently allowed carload of coal to be dumped into it, injnring plain tiff and causing him to suffer much pain and preventing him from working.
 Circuit Court.
 In the Circuit Court judgment by con- sent for $500 was rendered in the case of Charles E. Forsgreen pro ami vs. Ala bama Steel and Wire Company.
 A consent judgment of $20O was rem dered in the case of J. A. Forsgreen against the same defendant.
 The case of Thomas M. Lowry vs. the Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham Railroad Company was settled and dis missed.
 Court Items.
 Referee Trimble was engaged yester- day in hearing creditors examinations in the bankruptcy cases of Joe Koplin and J. H. Crawford.
 Chief Clerk George Tarrant of the Pro- bate Court is confined to his home by ill., ness.
 Marriage licenses were issued to c. P. Roden and Florence E. Duffner, A. B. Tucker and Lena Gassett Leroy s. Hay good and Ada Moore.
 The following deeds were filed:
 Pratt Iron, Coal and Railway Company to E. M. Tutwiler, $165705.
 Pratt Iron, Coal and Railroad Company to F. M. Tutwier, s2620. 80.
 Birmingham Realty Company to R. L. Leatherwood, 5000; west half lot ', block 661, Birmingham.
 A NJ. Collins to W. IT. Graves, 5000. The second division of the Criminal Court was engaged yesterday in hearing