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Court of Appeals Denies New
Trial and He Must Hang
Tuesday.
COUNSEL SAYS IDENTITY
OF BODY NOT ESTABLISHED
Prisoner Is Pale, but Shows No
Lack of COmposure in
Manner.
Ey Associated Press.

!
LONDON, Nov. 5,-Dr. Hawley II,
Crippen, convicted Of the murder of
his wife, Belle Elmore, tho actress, to-
day played his last card and lost. He
will be hanged on November s.
Tho criminal court of appeals heard
his appeal from the conviction Of the
lower court and decided against him on
all points. The court refused to grant
new trial and confirmed the order Of
execution, which will be carried out on
Tuesday.
The hearing drew another great
crowd to tho New Bailey court today.
Justices Darling, Channel and Pick
ford heard the appeal.
Crippcn was brought to tho court
house, but kept in cell pending a
decision on an appeal against Justice
Rldley's ruling that he could not at
tend the proceedings.
This ruling was set aside and Grip
pen was brought into the dock. He
was very pale and evidently had lost
strength since his conviction.
Grounds for Appeal
The prisoners counsel was the Same
dS dpPcaTeu LOT Hiln ab MS Irihis lne
principal grounds upon which they
based their appeal were that:
First-That one juror having been
taken III during the trial, was removed
from the court by physicians without
being in the custody of an officer.
Second-The identity of the corpse
found in the cellar of the Crippen home
mas not been established; and
Third-Tbat the crowns rebutting
evidence had been improperly admit
ted
Solicitor Tobin said it was not
charged that anyone had tampered
with the Juror while he was tempo
rarily excused, but that an important
principle of law was involved.
The crown offered the evidence of
bailiff that the Juror was in his charge
throughout his illness. Deciding this
point, the court ruled that the tempo
rary separation Of the Juror did not
affect the trial.
Is Not Disconnected.
Changed as he WAS physically, Crippen
maintained his composurc even in ,hc
trying moment when he heard his doom
pronounced. AZ once the courts decision
was announced a warden touched the
without a word or gesture turned and
left the dock He was conducted at once
TO Pentouvilic prison.
Those who have seen Crippcn during
his imprisonment say that his bearing
has mover changed from the moment OF
night soundiy and eats heartily. He
spends much time in reading Miss Le-
ncvc has visited him in his prison three
times.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or the respec-
tive siCners for further information)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third judicial district In and for Salt
Lake county Utah,
In the matter OF the estate OF Elizabeth
Rand deceased.-Notice of sale.
The undersigned will sell al public sale
for cash. TO the highest bidder the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated In
Salt Lake City. Salt Lake county state
of Utah. on November IL. Saturday, at
10 o'clock a. m, at the west door Of the
City and County building In Salt Lake
City. to-wit:
Beginning at the northwest corner Of
lot six, in block thirteen, plat "a" Salt
Lake City survey. thence east three rods;
thence south ten rods; thence west three
rods: thence north ten rods to the place
OF beginning, and is known as 239 West
Seventh South street, Salt Lake City,
Utah. being all OF the real estate belong
ing to the estate OF Eliza both Rand. do
ceased
SARAH RANDS WILSON.
Administrator
GEO. w. MOVER.
Attorney for Administrator. s1T01
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.

Notice is hereby given that a special
lax for the purpose OF extending the
sewer has been levied and confirmed by
ordinances OF the City Council. approved
October II. 1910 and November !, 1910.
respectively,
Said special tax Is levied upon the fol-
lowing described real property in Salt
Lake City, to-wlt: Lots J. 3, 4 and 5,
block 1c. plat T.; !. 2. 3 and g. block 10.
plat 3, Salt Lake City survey. abutting
on the east side OF Tenth East street
between Sixth South and Seventh South
streets. and on the north side OF Seventh
South street between Ninth East and
Tenth East streets. In Sewer District
NO. j. of Salt Lake City. and is due and
payable in five equal annual installments
beginning November !, 1911. Interest at
Nllc rate OF six per cent per annum on the
whole amount Of said tax shall be com.
putcd from the date OF the approval of
tho ordinance confirming the levy OF said
TAX, to-Wlt: November |, 1910: and In
terest ut said rate on the whole amount
ol said tax unpaid shall be due and pay
able with each inStalment. II any in
stallment or interest aforesaid is not
paid on the date when same becomes due,
paid at the time said instalment and in
tercSt arc due viii become due and
payable and Will draw interest at the
rate OF eight per cent por annum until
sale os the property assessed, One or
more of said inStallnenlS in the order iu
which they are payable aforesaid. or the
whole tax, may be paid without interest
~ any time within thirty days after tho
approval Of the ordinance confirming tho
levy of tho tax and one or more OF said
installments IL the order in which they
are payable. or the whole tax unpaid.
may be paid oD The dag any lnstallmcnt
is due by paying the amount thereof and
interest TO said day.
All special taxes arc payable ut my
office room lo2 city and county build
ing, salt Lake City.
Dated at Salt Lake city. Utah. this 1st
day of November, l9l0.
GIDEON SNYDER
City Treasurer and Collector Of Special
Taxes.
Sewer Extension No. go.
First and final estimate. tt2o
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DR.. MUNYON BELIEVES
BELLE ELMORE STILL LIVES
By Associated Fress.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov 5.--To back his Be
lief that Belle Elmore, the wife OF DR.
Hawley Crippcn, stlll lives, DR.. j. NJ
Munyon OF Philadelphia offered a. reward
here tonight Of $4,000 TO any one who
win produce her.
"I will even pay i; TO the woman her
self" he said. ''ic she will come forward
in time to save her husband.
81 believe" continued DR.. Munyon who
formerly employed Crippcn. That either
the woman is hiding TO carry out ono ol
the most CoDsummaic revcngcs in the
annals OF jealousy. or else that she has
carried an advertising game too far.
never could be persuaded that CrippcI
killed his wife. Hc was too gentle a
man"
DR. Munyon said Inc had received sew
cral letters from persons who knew Mrs
Crippcn, stating that they had seen her
alive in This country rcccntiY.
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ASSESSMENT NO. q.

New York Bonanza Mining company
principal place OF business. room a0I
Felt building, Salt Lake City. Utah
Notice is hereby given that at meet
Ing Of tho board of directors OF the Now
York Bonanza Mining company. held on
October TO- 1910. an assessment of two
~ cents per share was levied and as
ration. payable ut the office. room 2ot
Felt buildipgE~salt Lake City Utah to
]. II Deming. secretary. on or before
November 10. 1910. Any stock upon
paid on the said November 10 1910. will
be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction. ard unless payment Is
made before. VIII be sold on December
I. 1910. 1t 1 o'clock q. m. OF said day.
to pay the said Delinquent nssessme Mt
thereon. together with the costs OF ad-
vertisinS and expenses OF sale.
j. II. DEMTNG. Secretary.
Room eo4 Felt building. Salt Lake City.
Ctah. e1i68
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TO EXCHANGE

20 ACRES IN CALIFORNIA 100000 30
acres in Wisconsin, $1,000 90 so acres
In Wisconsin. s2000,00; loo acres in Wis
consin. SiSo0.oo. 100 acres In Nevada.
$4,000 10 Town lots in Illinois. 5000 90.
want "a residence IN northeast part OF city
or good residence plot of ground--or
will take 20 per cent payment In diamonds
or cash balance In mortgage back In "a
equal annual payments OH any or ALL Ad-
dress, Owner Y57. Tribune. 1865
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CAMERAS AND KODAKS

WOULD YOU BIC INTERESTED IN
learning how TO produce better pictures
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son; DR. Scott has taken a course in
toxicoloey in Europe.
Mrs. Clara Wuudcrlich was recalled
and when exhibited Il bottle Of oil OF
savlne, used for abortive purposes testi-
ned that she had seen Il bottle contain
ing liqH1 of the same greenish hue
as the exhibit around the Vance homo
al thcitimc of Mrs. Vance's illness.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

L1NDELIe-Funeral services over the re-
mains OF kjcsu Lindoll, aged 80 yoarss
who died in this city, October 3e, 1910,
will be held today (Sunday) at IL o'clock
from tic Sandy ward meeting house. In
tcrmenl at Sandy, Utah.
MUCFOW-Thc funeral services over the
remains OF Joseph H., infant son OF MAJ
II. and the late Annie Iauft MuchoW.
aged 20 days. Will be held today (Sundr
at tho Twenty sixth ward chapel ut II
o'clock. Friends arc invited to attend
Intermcnt in City cemetery,
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Off for Manila,

Nv Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 5.-C'arrying
nearly 1n0n passengcr$-mlitar and civil
The United States army transport Shcr-
man departed today for Manila by way
of Hoaululu. Among The enllstcn mon
aboard were 100 marines and a squ1d OF
hluelac'Scts for the Asiatic feet. The
remainder Of The tween decks passengers
were army recruits.
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10-room modern brick, elegantly fur
nishcd. cast side. Sl1op.
10-roum modern brick, elegantly fur
nishcd, IL boardcr3 cast side; $1,000.
L. rooms for light housekeeping, rent
$50. 5000.
9-room house modernly furnished close
In. rent $50: this VIII go at great sac
rilice for quick sale: the lady Is selling
because OF sickness and death in the
family; who wants it.?
10-room transient house, Main st; will
sell cheap or will rent II furnished to q
good party.
have a great many bargains In room
ing houses not mentioned In this ad, and
will be glad TO talk TO any ono Interested
in buying or selling.
ROSS &. DAVIS,
303 Judge Bldg.
Phones Ind. 1f10. Bell 222I.
1852
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Merchant Commits Suicide.

SEATTLE Nov. 5.--N. g. Fauldng, A
merchant of santn Barbara. Cal. where
his wife and four children live committed
suicide here today by throwing himself
under the wheels OF freight train. iIis
mead was severed from the body.
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WE HAVE ONE OF THE
finest and most completely fur
nlshcd 12-room housekeeping
rooming houses for the price iii
the city. II is the hest bargain
by and large We havo ever of
Tered. Located in the heart OF
the business district. Rent only
$50 per month The plHce Is TO
be sacrificed for $3.50. owing TO
sickness OF the owner. A small
amount down will handle this
bargain
LEASE FOR SALE.
Storewom, 32tx150 feet. with
full basement, ceiled and iIoored,
light. Best business block In the
city Positively the cheapest
rent on Main street. Good lease;
suitable for clothing, cigars,
jewelry. restaurant or cafeteria.
INVESTIGATE THIS.
RESTAURANT BARGAIN.
Best restaurant on State ST,
good lease, very cheap rent.
This place has been In opera
tion and has an average business
of $4,000 per month. Prices very
reasonable. For particulars and
terms sec us,
e. G. SCHMIDT Sc CO,
125 Main ST,
Ind 96-PHONES-Bell 1852.
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TAIL.ORS

II YOU ARE LOOKING: FOR
BETTER SUITS AND OVER
COATS AT PRICES BELOW
WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN PAY
ING. CALL ON US, 425 MIN
TYRE BLDG
ARNOLD e BROWN.
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BUS. NESS OPpoRTUN!!
RoOMINa HOUSES

e
>>>-7>~-~~~~o~~~~
. SPECIAL READ CAHEfuu
10 rooms. re-y finely Furnished 4
location in city. pFIssa
shower baths. long. .IIs,ans
IN each room, hot and 81
Yea; free with rent. vb.1l
Sonablc. on long lease on
make very reasonable isr
n,, us for particulars. 4
F|oeo-oS rooms, newly Furnished
Main ST.. in heart Of cilr;,.
per room: heat prlcllcall{
ilnc money-makcr. Tag
less uhan cost and nsds
effect quick sale. p@'
49,. see this. (.
NooVV--52 rooms. Main ST., corner
finest transient. vcTy y
long lease: yaluabls ~
. Souahlc terms.
S2Soo--20 rooms furniture les
days old. fno locatN.
heat: aII on ono ilcor' "
rent: 10 years lease. w
very liberal icrms.
y. RICHTER. REAL ESls''
Established 1872.
A. l.. BRATTAIN. Mgr. u
10 w ist South. ~
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ONLY TWO SURVIVE
LOSS Of STEAMSHIP
Seamen Arrive at Canary Is
lands and Report Dis
aSter at Sea.

TENERIFFE, Canary Islands Nov
5.-Two sesmeD, the sole survivors, ar.
rived here today and told Of the loss of
the Anglo Algerian liner Knrdistan Off
Scilly, October 20, The steamer carried
Il crew of forty, The number of pas.
sengers is not known.
The survivors reached hero on the
German steamer Santa Ursula Tho
kurdiStan was long over due at Mar
scilles and yesterday the owners sent a
vessel TO search for her She sailed from
Manchester on October II. The sur
vivors were drifting in life boat when
on October II they were picked up by
The British ship Vinccutc. which trans.
fcrred them to the Santa Ursula on
November ..
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SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE

WE CARRY EVERY MAKE OF MA
chine: S35 TO $50 machines for $40
ench; droD-beads and cabinets: repair
Ing OF all makes. Come 10 2S w 1st So
Young & Raleigh. Bell 302s. Ind. 1865.
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WILL SACRIFICE NJ u
light housekeeping: net inoonIsf.
month. No reasonable olIer r.. q,
bargain for some one. ~ W. ~
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ALARM CLOCKS


ALL ALARM CLOCKS ARE GOOD:
some are better, we sell the better kind
Zig Bcp. $3.50; other dependable alarms
l2 Mccormick bldg t1os
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LONDON, Nov. 5.-'rhc owners state
THAT three women were the only passcn-
gers on The kurdlstan when the steiner
left Manchester.
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v. Il. RIcHEr
Manager Business Che.
\ CHICAGO TRUST cove,,

a EHiCAGO TRUST CoNp,c~
tabllshed for the purpoue ~ =
industrial and munlcInsi' " ~
preparing trust deeds e,v1 VI
registering stock and hons'
can. by It's superior fac,II,Ss.
clal service through jls sy1s, ~
partment. alike to large and
lnate enterprises. In thu pres,,,|
all corporate papers. al reasd,.,. ]
state amount Of capital a.
other particulars. Approvss
recommended 10 banking hons,
restors. Address box 81 ~
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SHOE REPAIRING
BOOKS

AUTHORS: OUR LISTS co REGULAR.
" 10 800 Editors. We place book Mss
fiction. technical. educational stories
poems, Write for circular. n. Y Authorr
Exchange, l5i Nassau St, New York.
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TEACHING OF MANDOLIN

l.. II. MITCHELL. TEACHER OF MAN
dolin: private lessons given; hours 10
TO daily. Room 323. Constitution bldg.
r4003
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CASH CAPITAL. gT-ppI, u

CASH CAPITAL SUPPLlR,|
Large banking house In New IL,
extensive connections is prenni 4
niSh additional cash capital 10 .
enterprises for development. oysz
extension OF their business or -
terprises financed on comnn~
SIS. Complete information rart|
q. box 900, New York. II
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BUSINESS oppopm
1.MSe11usHcIE;llANRoua

A'' opPoRrusS
1.Ms1I1IsacoIE'llAERous
sErrnros. 81
M; 1tnd;; : als: -, Bell. 20,
= Third So. IS s
r. ,,, YOUR ATTeYro..
class rooming ho,s,nns for
TO see this place 1se, -. We va.
n'shings thronySotsI ot q roon,
aou$e ses I,o is modern us in ev..rp an
See si. us us Tor tcrms. wo oeHhery ~:
ciusivc agency. W. have /!
hoonING HOUSES
The ronts on a.,
places arc the chs,,.ne we OBJ
and all the PLACES esspess arp b b
ro91ning house dIstr,c, right h'
81 rooms; good d,St fm
pets good with cxeenIlass eeraIlltass:
or three; rent less IA
room. OF Price, $500: lIssaNa man Y
% rooms, on a corDsl rOsral n
PEI, per room; steam hsa, hy,aeI;; 7; nj
Will handle. a' ftse, n
AZ rooms. well ken,
tioh: rent si.75 no, so% q
QUICK sale Will make vn roon
able terms. 'ery ftlf
30 rooms; rent or,.
room; steam heat M
price and terms wh;ose u
Sonahle. ""'cn an f.
~ rooms, little OH, - :,
tral district; funlsssST' T' lAs
housekeeping; overw "ea , for .
rent $40 per mo-: SOD dom wln q
8 rooms; close in. Nv. n.ll y ~ I
nlshed for private bor s Val
completely furnishcda da0'ns; q,
5000. rosrs
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TO LEaSE
GASOLINE LAMPS

GASOLINE LAMPS AND sS,i.l,ri SGli
all kinds. Mail orders ., so.
Heagren. 427 So. Main slIse----<
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NII,T,TNEPy AND -.

MRS. ". ID. ERE SPECp''
REPAIR WORK woRS,i = Ill
EAST and SOLAH
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$500 CASH AND $500 PED n
pays for 10 acres, Central p P,a,:
umbia. near railroad. where H.
are cheap, soil fertile, clIn,%
Buy land today on our eary l.
plan. Your money will make "a.
cent In two years, Ms n, /
10 get the facts and Ms IL -
assertion. Postal brings i1a h
ton. Ncchaco Valley SypdI,n
couver, Is c.
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START a NEW INDEPENDyyJ'
ness. making S. to $40 a asr
American Machine" homes rarss
ems all kinds safety razor bader 4
scissors, etc; no previous erpsd-
CURED Address for par,icnl,r
Green. Manager, III Wssblrgt.s
Chicago.
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scAvENGERc
HOSPITALS
GLOVE MANUFAC1I..vsss.

Nell son GLOVE CO. Cloves 2
exclusive glove stoii'' 'clenninE
order Repairing ano
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A. N. HUMPHREYS,
Bell 4133. rs W. 2nd South ST. Ind
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Consult county clerk or the respsc-
tive siCners for further information)
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEOUS
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING GOOD?

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OSTRICH PI.UMES CLEANED

r. A. CARTER FUR CO.. 27 w. 1ST So
Fur repairsd remodeled. redycd. m542
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PLUNGE ON COUNT DE ORC.
Backed Down in Betting in Two
Year-Old Race at TAMPA.

TAMPA. Fla. January 25-The best
days sport OF the Tampa meeting was
AFFORDED yesterday. Count de Orc was
the medium OF a plunge in the two-year-
old race. being backed from 2 to 1 to
to 3. The feature OF the day was the
stretch duel between Autumn Girl and
Mrs. Sewel. the former winning by .
nose. Summary:
First race. about three furIones: maiden tvo-
year-olds-Count de Oro los fG1assper, to :,
won; Mrs Carter. 10j fDeverich), 25 to l. Sec
ond: louise B., los tGilbert, 2 to I, third.
Time 0.s6 Petite. Frank H. McKenaa, Afri-
can Girl and N. Deprcs also ran.
Second race. I'VE and one-half fmlonSs-seiI-
ing-Creuse. % (Brannon). TO l. won: Catrine
Montour. rs tSteinhart), 2 to 1, second: Ensiey
104 &C. Brown. 70 TO !. third. Time ii2h
Address, Nettie Carta. Sanona Girl, Cassie Ar
gregor. McGfnnis and Champ Clark also ran
Third race. six furlongs: seilIng-John Gar
don liz tGlassneri. to ., second: Dry Dollar
liz lConleyl. TO ). third. Time is Orci
dental. Virginia Maid, Frank F1esher and Sere-
made also ran.
Fourth race. seven furlongs: sellins-Antumn
Girl. 81 (steinhardu. even. won: Mrs. seweIl.
SOM. ) to =. third. Time, Is2ss. Alegra and
Morpeth also
Fifth race. Ave furlongs: seIling-BillIe Hibb..
101 lewis. = To >. won: Escutcheon. IO7 Den
nison,. : to ]. second: Warner Grswell, l07
Deverich,. to = third. Time LOO. Clois-
Sixth race. mile and eighth: selline-vauen,
tO4 Gilbert,. TO 5. won; Waterlske. los
iGIassner, 2 10 l. second; Otoso l04 Lang, D
TO 2, third. Time 2.0S. Oronooka also ran.
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PLACED ON FILE.
Estates of Six Decedents DISPOSED
of BY Will.


William d. Hoover. president Of the
National Savings and Trust Company, is
named sole beneficiary Of the estate OF
his father. Adam NJ. Hoover. according
to the latter's will, dated November 10
1868. The son is also named az execu.
tor.
The boards Of Home and Foreign Mis-
sions Of the Presbyterian Church are
given $500 each by the terms OF the will
Of Ellen NJ. Snider, dated November I,
1908. and filed for probate. The remain.
Ing estate is left to her niece. Mary l..
Motter. who, with Anna NJ. Cunningham,
Is named as executrix.
James Woodward, by his will dated
June 81. 1909, left a life interest in his
entire estate to his widow, Clara Wood
ward. After her death the estate Is
to be converted into cash, $50 paid to his
grandchild, Ada B. Howard, and the re-
mainder distributed equally among his
three sons and daughter. Bertha E.
Washington Loan and Trust Company is
named as executor.
The will Of Murray Addison, dated No
vember o. 1909. provides that his entire
estate shall 60 to his widow, Clare G..
Addison. She Is also named as execu-
trix.
James F. Appleby is to receive the en-
tire estate OF his mother, Martha Apple
by, by her last will dated June 25, 1909.
In the event of his death before his
mothers the will provides the estate
should 60 to DR.. John T. Kelly
Rice Parsons. dated October 20. 1908, her
entire estate Is devised to her son,
Francis H. Parsons. He Is also named
as executor.
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JACKSONVILLE RACES.
Pulka, at 40 to l, and Pocomohe
Win for J. Hewitt.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, January d.
Three favorites were returned winners at
Moncrief Park yesterday, while two
well backed horses took two of the other
races. Pulka, a 10 to I chance. won the
third race for J. Hewitt and his stable
companion. Pocomoke. won the handi-
cap. Pocomoke equaled the track record
for the distance made by Ozana q few
days ago.
Jockey Butwell who has been on the
suspended list for several weeks. will be
in the saddle today. Powers rode tive
winners The summaries:
First race. six furionss-sandy Hill, TOT Pow
crs), , to 8. won; Amy. 95 king. to 1, Sec
ond; Allonby. Ill (Sicol). IL to I. third. Time,
LA Dan Lehsn cl sT,n Edsn.t. square
Lass zymole. Mary Rue and The Macintosh
also ran.
Avondale no tReid). 3 to 3. won: stringeney.
1Os Crroxler,. TO I: second; Enlist. los tHas.
mani. 20 to l. third. Time 1.o7 2S; Harold
Hall. sandpiper, Giovanni Rassio. Birdsiayer
Third race six furiongs-Pulks. 1o2 IS. D.vis,.
20 to won Milton ,od B. m .o ~ 10
Time. lis as Grandlssimo. Indian Maid. Mag
dsIcn Dress Parade II and Ameret also ran
q to I. won: Itilo las Powers. , TO I, sec
ond: Dir. Barley. III tSicon. to third
Time. l.as As. Cowsn, County Clerk and Quasga
Fifth race. six furIongs- Seymour Beutler 100
Powers, 3 to 5. won: Grenade. ioT tGanz,: ~
/, third. Time 1.lS. Eidorado. Ballot Boz. De-
Kaih. waponocs and olseau also ran;
s,n ras one ies King 10y 70 10 second
Killecrsnkie. 1e8 (fscrgenl. 20 TO l. third. Time.
Ia is. Flarney, Topsy Robinson JACK Ba a
MUM, Billy Pullman, Gramsar and Elysium also
ran.