Ianare. ofhis,ursNGtheM.palisyvas:site*nsetheAt-nsethesin-tonU LVJLTU. * x .WOMAN’S REAL NAME TOLD IN HER WILLDenver, Colo., April 5.—Lillis Lovell, for years the leader of the demi monde of Leadville and latterly of Denver, died here, and when her will wasopened it was found that she was•Emma Lillis Quigley of York, Neb.• The will orders that her body be cremated and buried beside her mother at York. She left a dollar apiece to five brothers and one sister and gave !her other sister $3,500 and her sixth !brother a valuable farm in Nebraska. ! To her lawyer, James D. Pilcher, of i Alamosa, Colo., she left $500.I Everything else she had—diamonds, jewelry, clothes, real estate and cash, amounting to over $100,000—she left to Clarence J. Trimble, and he was appointed executor of her estate without bond. She was sometimes known as iTrimble’s wife.Af- nnriifrnn eruai.wa!indeaPtheancflai81\Orr