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who didn't know very much put down
young Mr.. Rumsey as just another
struggling artist-a poor sculptor.
But young Mr.. Rumsey is not poor.
He comes of an old and distinguished
Buffalo family, which is wealthy, too.
His home, where dwell his father and
mother today, is one of the show
places of Buffalo. Though in the
heart of the city it backs up on beau
tiful private park, with trees and
lawns and shrubbery, a lake and a
boathouse, which would make John
D. Rockefeller's private garden in
New York city look like the backyard
of tenement house.
His father inherited the home from
young Rumsey's grandfather, Bron-
son Rumsey, one of Buffalo's leading
citizens for half a century. His wealth
was made in leather, real estate and
railway enterprises. Like the rest of
his family, Charles Rumsey went to
Harvard and was a member of the
class of 1902. Like his father before
him, he became a member of the
Institute of ITO, the Porcelain club
and the Hasty Pudding, the best or
ganization at Harvard.
Even at college Rumsey, '02, showed
his artistic bent AS junior he
modelled a statue of an Indian on
| horseback-it was entitled "Welcom-
| ing the East"-which was accepted
officially by the managers of the Pan
American exposition. Buffalo. in 1901
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-06-18

PERRY DAVIS PAINKILLER
for all sorts of cuts, bruises. burns and strains
Taken internally it cures diarrhea and dy sentery
Avoid substi tutes- 25c, CSC and Soc
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-06-18

DON'T SPOIL YOUR CLOTHES.
Use Red Cross Ball Blue and keep then
white as snow. All grocers, &c a package
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-06-18

When a man dries up like mumm.
he usually thinks he is a saint.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-06-18

The deeper loves roots the less i
runs to flowers of rhetoric.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-06-18
New York Studio After
Long Study In Paris.

When he was graduated he decided
to take up an artistic career instead
of going into business Sc he went to
Paris and there studied for four years
Always a horseman, like the rest of
his family, he won the Concours Hip
pique. Fond of athletics, he took the
gold medal for boxing among the stu
dents of the Beaux arts, Frances pre-
mier artistic institution, freQuented
by SO many young Americans.
Then young Rumsey came back to
New York and set up his studio.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-06-18

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup.
For teething. softens the gums, reduces in
nation allays palm. wind collie sc bottle
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-06-18

The aeroplane chauffeur has some
excuse for feeling uppish.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-06-18

Even a charitable pugilist is sure t
be close listed
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-06-18
Important TO Mothers

Examine carefully every bottle of
CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and see that it
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-06-18

worse weather. One horse fell; an
other quit. Miss Harriman's entry
crossed under the wire nose ahead,
thereby gaining great eclat-for the
horse. And when he came back to
Miss Hartman to tell her about the
race, Mr.. Rumsey was just about as
unromantic a figure as could be.
Nevertheless he won the heart of Miss
Hartman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-28
Virginia News.

Judge Aiken of the corporation CONT
OF Danville has Issued ca order calling
for a special election to be held on April
20 t. determine whether the sale OF
liquor sball be licensed.
Mrs. Anna Floyd Adams. Widow OF
Dol. Ii. W. Adsms, for many years o
res:dan! OF CLARION, Campbell C: uaty,
died yesterday 3! her home near I.ynch-
burg sged 70 years,
According II ca5legrsms from Mr..
Henry o. Stuart at Paris there Is mol
The slighte' improvement In he condi-
ton oil bis vile, which was 80 alarming
that be was called from his homo In
Russell c1unty to her bedside.
Gan. W. P. Robert, who was the
you 1gest officer of the rank OF brigadier
10 the Confederate army, died In Nor
folk yesterday at the Sarah Leigh
Hospital. He was 60 years old. When
commissioned brigadier he had NOS
reached hia TWEEN :ysfour!h year.
By vote OF too the board OF vial
tors Of the Virginia Polytechnic InstItu!e
Blacksburg lateSaturday afternoon re-.
fused to requ 'st the rslgnation Of Preai.
delt Psul Brandon Barr'Dger as the re-
suit of the charges preferred BY the
"Helfare committee of the General
Alumni Association,
Dol. ]. 7. Leachman, residing with
his son, ]. P. Leachmsp, cashier OF the
National Bank of Manassas, celebrs ted
his eighty ninth birthdsy on Friday.
Amoog re guests we're a number o. bis
4oas and daughters, with their wives
aud husbands. Col. Leachman was the
guide of the Confederate forces at the
second battle of Manassas, and witnessed
the sIsu:tter OF the Federal forces at
The railroad 'cut," where they were
surprised by ,heCoD'ederst es therein con-
csaled,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-28
HOUSE..
D. A, R. CONGRESS.

The program committee OF the Daugh.
t.rs of the American Revolution has
sumo u need several special events for The
next congress of The society which cor
venes In Washington April IS. President
TAFT has consent d 10 receive the mem
bers OF the congress at the White House
Thursday atsrnoon, April q, st 2:3O
O'Clock. Mre. Matthew T. Scott, pfesi-
dent general of The society, will give S
reception to t,e delegates and to dsush.
tiers generally at the Arlington Hotel
Thursday evening of convention week,
Monday evening, April is, has been re
served for state and COMMITTEES meetings
For Sunday afternoon preceding the
opening of the congress the daughters
have been invited tost:end vesper serv-
ices st the Church OF the Covenant,
special patriotic choral services at tbs
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
in the evening, aud service at the First
Congregational Church also In the even
ing, -s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-28
Rict mond Postofflce Robbed

Richmond Va, March 2S.-Vsults
bave been robbed of something like
$40, 600 Of staupa. The doors to the two
stamp receptacles in the cashiers office,
were cracked sometime between Ss!u :
day night and Monday morniog and the
robbers are thought to have been ex.
psrts. There were half dozen clerks in
the building within Thirty feet of WHARF
robbery occurred. Pulling book case
ont-Where 1t would shield them from
view, the robbera ibored hole through
tde doors and prised back the bolts hold
ing the door.
There is 20 tracs to the robbers. The
exact sum stolen is no! known but $35,
900 of stamps have TINS far bean check
go up IS missing.
Richmond, Va, March 2S.-At 2 p.
%. the postoffice authorities had figured
ont the amount of loot gotten by cracks
men who drilled and opened the safe last
night and disappeared. The figure is
abou. $40, 900. The robbery is the most
sudscious in the history OF Richmond.
Four inspectors from Washington ar
rived here this afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-28
From Washington.
gCorrss po2dsnos OF the Alexandria Gazette
Washington. March %.

fCosFss po2Gsros CT the Alexandra Gazette
Washington, March g.
The confirmation OF the judges OF t1e
court of Gust ms sppeals proposed BY
President TAFT will be recommended to
the Senate as result of the action OF
the committee on ju iicisry today, The
members OF the court are Y. NJ. Mont.
somery, Michigan, presiding jadee; W.
81. SUIT, Moltsns; James +. Smith,
Oaliforuia; Arion NJ. BsrreT, Vermont,
sui Marion De Yries, California
asscciats judges.
The nomination of Haa'ice b.
thatcher, OF Kentucky, to be member
of the Isthmisn Csosl Commission and
vice Elk Senator John c. S. Blackburn,
OF Kentucky, resigned, vas sent to the
Sanst. By tss president today.
The president today sent the following
nominations to the Ssnst,: To be a
member of the Isthmian Canal Commits
siou, MLurice H. Thstchsr. Judge of
Police Cour: OF District of Co'u nbis,
James L. Push, of the District of Col
nnbis. Uoi,ed S!stea Attorney, North.
ern District OF Georgia, F. o. Tate Of
Georgia.
Eight men were killed on the cruiser
Oharlest % yesterday BY the blowing onl
Of The breech plug OF the three'inch gun,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-28
A NEW ANESlHESIA.

DR.. John j. Hurley, of Marlborough
street, Boston, has suntu aced the die
co7ery Of new method Of producing an
estheais beth bloodless and painless, In
human beings, rhe aost delicate opert
tioue, be asserts, may be performed on tue
brain and any pslt OF the head, the eye,
the ear, the nose, and the tsroat With ab-
solutely no iiscomf,rt 10 the conscious
patient. Dr.. Hurley's method, it Is
said, will be OF the greatest use In the
cases Of patients suffering from diseases
that prohibit the use OF either sud chic.
orIorm, such IS consumption and acute
;ua az affections. The pew method Coz
s:st, of an Injection Of solution Of
cocaine, ad'enaliD, and salt solution be-
ueata the delicate membrane covering
the bones of the body. The sdrenalin
is Ell stance mace from the so called cup
fartnsi bodies, which are small glandu'
lar ruc'H'es rett ng upon The kidDeys.
DR.. Hurley asserts that bis method
has proved highly successful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-28
THE METHODS rs.

The Baltimore Oonieresce, Metaodi.l
Episcopal Church South, 10 annual
session in Mount Vernon Place Church,
Washington, t'ok an advanced stand en-
saturday in opposition to the liquor
| t,sfiic and sent telegram to Governor
Orotheru, oil Maryland, protesting against
The alliance between the state and TIE
l'quor dealer. The :legram Tas part
OF the report Of the committee on tenn.
persnce, which was unanimously
adopted.
The committee on Sabbath observance
| declared agaicst the rumored st emps to
Introduce Sunday baseball 10 3 ,ltimore,
and called upon Methodist, in Maryland
tn work sgaipst 1t.
Bishop Wilson delivered strong ad-
dress to the II ytu1g men who were
admit ed into foil connection with the
conference.
President R. E. Blackwell, OF Ran
dolph-Msson College, was introduced
and urged the claims OF The institution
which be represented.
Rev. DR.. Edward Cook, assistant Sec
reary of the board of foreign missions
OF Nashville Tenn, spoke upon the need
more men snd money In ths foreign
lands. -,
The election of delegates to the Gen
etal Conference, which meets in A.he-
vile, N, O., in May followed: The fol.
owing lay delegates we're elect d
Louis n. Davis, of Baltimore: T. T.
Fisbbu'ne, of Roanoke, Va; M. s.
WsltoD, Of Woodstock, Va; SE Chase
Bare, OF Anderson, W. Va: A. B. Pugh,
Of Washington.
The first ballot foY clerical delegates
resulted liz The selection of Rev. Charles
Denny, professor in Vanderbilt Univer-
.ity, Nashville, Tenn; Rev. Forrest J.
Ptettyman, presiding elder Washington
district, and Rev. E. V. Rsgesssr, pre-
siding elder OF Bilt:more district. The
result OF tie second ballot will not be
announced a I'll todsy, but 1t is thought
that Rev. II. P. H ,mil], S.aunion, Va,
aud Rev. T. J. Lambert, presiding elder
of LsHist nrg district, have been elected.
The alternate lay delegates chosen
we're Messra. Fuller Bernard, ID. 8.
Coon aud N. W. Ruael'.
Yesterday morning The conference ger
mon vas delivered by Bishop A. w.
Wilson. The ii who we're received into
full connection on Saturday were or.
daiued deacons. At night the sermon
VAS by Rev. Dr.. Collins Denny, OF
Nasty. lie, and the ordination of elders
took place. I'D
The memorial service 10 honor of The
minisera who have died during the year
vas held this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-28
AUCTION SALES.
L. F. Knox, Auctioneer.

L L
| A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE.
n HOUSES AND LOTS.
| Pursuant to the terms of deed OF trust,
executed on Angus. IA, 1895, by Alonzo Il,
Travers and Mary r. Trsvers, his wife, to-
Thomas Moss. John T. wilkins aud Thomas
J.Fannon, the then trustees of the Mercantile
| Railway Building & Loan Association, OF
| Alexandria, Virginia, said deed of trust being
| duly recorded among the land records Of
Alexandria city, in deed book No. 81, page
1 325, default having been made in the pay
ment of the sum secured thereby, In accor-.
| dance with the terms Of sid deed of trust, and
ut the request of said association by order of
| its board Of directors the undersigned irus-'
| tees OF said association will offer for sale at
public auction, at the ROYAL street entrance,
| TO the Market Building, in The city CT Alex
andria, Virginia, NJ l2:l5 o'clock, D. NJ, on
SATURDAY, APRIL Il, 1910,
all these certain lots Of ground, with the inn
proyements thereon, known rs Nos lll5.
1870, 1922. and 1924 Princess street, aud $685.
and 1926 north Fevette street. i'll the said city
of Alexanjris, Virginia, bounded and de.
scribed as follows
First. Beginning on the south side OF
Princess street at point tn rty feet cas-. Of its
intersection with Fayette street; thence south
parallel with Fayette street and with The east
line of lot previously conveyed to the said
TraYers one huadred feet to m alley ten feet
wide: thence east Oh said alley and paral'
lei with Princess street, twenty-five feet
seven inches, more OF less, TO Hunters lot;
thence north with the vest line Of Hunters
lot, one hundred Jet to Princess street:
thence west on Princess street twenty-five
feet seven inches, Iaore or less, to the point of
eginniag.
second 4 certain lot Of ground in the city
ami state aforesaid, bounded az follows:
Beginning on the sonth side OF Prinress,
street al q POINT thirty i=et east Of its i4ier-
section with Fayotte street; thence south and
parallel with Fay cite street one hundred feet
10 an alley ten feet wide; thence west With.
said alley and parallel with Princess street
thirty teet u Fayette street. thence north on
Fayette street one hundred fest to Princess
street; thence east on Princess street thirty
feet to the point Of beginning, together with
all rights aud appurtenances 10 the said lots Of
ground belonging or in any wise appert&in-
ing.
Terms of sale: cash. Con7eyancing at the
cost Of the purchasers
THOMAS J. FANNON
J. <. n. NORTON,
Trustees.
,oox5s III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-28
Mr.. Roosevelt In Egypt.

Cairo, Egypt, March 2G.-Dlsregard'
ing all warnings against any farther
rufflng Of the. feelIugs Of the Nationalist,
hir. Theodore Roosevelt in bis address
at the University of Egypt today took a
"four square" stand for law enforce
ment aud denounced the recent sssassi'
nstion OF Boutros Pashs, the premier, 10
such vigorous fashion ss to turprlse even
those who knew of the speakers leaf
lessness. The ustiorslists are charged
With the responsibility for Bou'ros's
assassination and many of his bearers
WINGED under the coloaeps denuuciatlon
of the crime. "AlIah Ma ell saberin
liza ssberu," which means "God is with
the patient II they know how to wait"
Mr.. Roosevelt ended his address with an
appeal for religions tole.ation between
the Christians and h1oslema. Mr. Roose
vel. lupehed With Dr.. Watson, head Of
the Americon mission, auds 8 O'Clock
hs dedicated the Ame,ieanGirps Mission
School. Tonigh! he snd his family will
attend tso gale performances at the
theatre which are to bs given for chsrlty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-28
A Baltimore Murder Mystery

Baltimore, Nd, March ga vic
Tim of one OF the mos! horrible crimes
in criminal snLu lis of this state, from
all Onward sp2farsnces, murder 10 cold
blood, her tlroat cot from ear to esr,
numerous gsshes in her neck made BY
the hacking of common kitchen knife,
the dead body of a handsome woman oil
abort 80 years, later identified as the
wife OF Joseph Marrick, IF Francis street
this city, Wss found this morning on the
beautiful estate "MondawaiD," the
country home of Alexander Brown, the
millionaire Baltimore bsnksr.
Mrs. Msrrlck's body lay on an im!-
pence about 100 yards away from the
little and placid stream thatluns through
the 7sst estate. Where she 'ay YES q
great msss of blood from her wtuads
and the ground was trampled down,
evidently by q woman and man, giving
mute evidences of terrible struggle
made by the woman to save her life.
Scores OF police and detectives we're at
once assigned on the case, and shorty
before noon they arrested the woman's
husband, as he was leisurely walking
along Fremont street, The man was
taken to the Northwestern Police Station
but denied strongly any connection With
his Rife's untimeIy end. Before being
locked up, Merrick's clothing was care.
fully searched, and bloody hsndker.
chief was found Ia one of his pockets.
He is being held at the station and will
be arranged for a hearing later in the
day.
1t is believed that although the Mer-
ricks have nat been divorced there has
been an enhancement OF long standing
1t is said that the husband and wife
we're seen together yesterday near the
scene OF the crime, and the police be-
ieve that this meeting was for the tu :
q1se oil a reconciliation and there later
followed q quarrel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-28
Count Sereny;s Condition

Budapest, March oS-Count Serenyl,
minister OF agriculture, is in serious
condition today as the result OF the IN
lures be received in the Chamber Depu-
ties riot last Monday when he was struck
by an inkstand. an X-ray examination
of his head showed a fracture OF the
skull, and it is believed that trepanning
will be necessary. The minister suffers
intense pain.
Count H:dervary, the premier, has
about recovered from The Injuries he re.
ceived in the same outbreak, which re-
suited from. the order to dissolve the
parliament, the opposition PARTY object
ing to such course aud starting the
-j0t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-28
MONDAY EVENING. MAR. %, 1910.

NOTHING quite 80 absurd as the 81 ua'
ton Ia shich President Taft's railroad
bill has been placed 10 the two htu'es
q; Cjpgress has been known In recent
legislative history. Senator Elkins with
what could only be regarded as sublime
audscit,, asked the S,uate on last FIJI
dsy to fix q time for voting on the bill,
and then made it clear to the entire
Senate that be does not know what the
bill will be for which the Senate Ia asked
to vote. Amendments are now being
prepared by the attorney general In thu
hope Of either curing some of Its leas
dsieusjble provisions OK OF concsaline
their most obj .c!ionabls features. oVfl
In the Houis the COMMITTEES on inter
state commerce has prepared q bill which
bssrs little resemblance to that urdei
discu ,sion ia the Senate. Yet the House
hill is also known as the PRESIDENT
hill: and the H0use members who hope
TO push i! through the House profess to
ssorssert the administration and to be
ac.iaa in accord with presidential wishes.
Ths changes which tae H.u commit
tes has made il the bill are i'll line with
the changes proposed 10 the Senate o9
the progressive republicans, tus the
presidents support Frs 10 the Senate art
u!t,rly cpposed to shat the presidents
supporters Ia the H 7use are standing Tor
and the men Ia tue Senate who ara IL
accord with The views Of the House mem
bers are declared to BIS opponents OF th'
administration and trsitors ID the repne
licsu party. With such complicated
si,u ,tion as this, men are necessarily
wondering where the president stand
aaa what can be the outcome of the al
varsiug views and purposes represented
In tbe different bills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-28

The fact that be BIAS DO hair on the
tip of his head says Rev. r. A. Hafer,
accounts ior bis resignation from tho
nss,orsS, of St Ttinitatis Evangelical
lutheran Church, in Jersey City. DE
avs It causes lin to catch cold in t.s
pulpit. lie preached bis farewell ser
mon Yesterday. al the pictures Of
the Apostle Peter represent him as
bald.headed man, and Elisha the proph'
e. had shiny scalp and WA booted at
by children for bis lack of capillary
ont6t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-28
THE DEBT QUESTION.

At orney G :neral Williams has re-
turned Richmond from Warrington,
where in company With ex.Attorney-
General Addison and M,jDr II ,lm:s
Conrad, OF c. IL lsel fer Virginia, Spscisl
Master Littleheld's report on the bonded
debt was carefully considered. The a.
torney general says be has no report to
make, tut he APPEARS 10 be we'll pleased
With tie retu,t of his visit. The attorney.
general has until April l6 TO file any
but 1t is moro than likely thai
Wet Virginia will file more exceptions
to Little I'D report then will Virgins.
r Richmond Journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-28
Sixty-first Congress.
Second Session
Washington, March g.
SENATE

The formal report o! the committee on
territories on the Senate bill t, admit
Arizons and New Mexico to statsbood
was submitted 10 the Senate by Mr..
Beverage, today.
The state, of Washington and Oregon
we're today empowered to agree on the
boundary line nov formed by the o.
lumbts river between the two common.
wealth's In joint resolution passed by
the Senate.
When the third week of debate 10 the
Senate on tae administration railroad
bill opened today nobody was prepared
to speak. The pending amendment va:
declared to be that otfsred by Senator
Hey burn creating land courts In every
district where the government owns pub
lie territory. A court of land appeals is'
also created.
Mr. Hsyburn did not care to 60 on now
30 Senator Hale came to the rescue BY
moving an executive session, which pre-
vailed
HOUSE.
When the House Was called to order
there was no qu,rum and call OF the
House was ordered.
This vas District of Oolu nbia day ADD
tut little interest was shown 10 The Pre-.
cee0iDps,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-28

The American Bible Society bias
raised The $500, coo required in order to
receive the gift of a like sum from Mr..
Russell Sage. The largest two single
contributions 10 the fund came from Miss
HsIeu G:uld sud Mrs. ". D. James,
1926, 600 escb. The smallest VAS ous
of tan cents from poor woman In
Georgia, The widows init, Is often in
evidence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-28

Me. HoB5oN, of Alabama, In thS
House a. eiu on Saturday made his
s,,ech ia favor of greater number OF
bstIeships than the two provided for In
the naval bill. He again made the state
msnt th at any Earopesu nation OF the
frat rank could land one hundred thous'
and meu On our cost and in two weeks
destroy Washington. Baltimore, Phila'
delpbia end New York. For the love
of grace Cant someone steal this epsecb
and burn II? /, bGs already been de-
livered 80 often that it ia worn to o
jyezz'a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-28
Senstur Daniel May Recover

Daytoua, Fla, March 29.-U. 6.
Senstor Daniel, of Virginia who was
,t:icken With paralysis three weeks ago,
and since believed to be at the point oil
death, may eventually recover. DR..
Ohowning, who has been in const,pt
abundance at the bedside, was much
encouraged when he lett the house today.
The senator Is In better cond ton than
at any time since his illness began" be
said, sand I believe he has better than an
even chance for ultimate recovery"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-28
Menellk Again Reported Dead.

Rome, March 2s-Dispatches TO-DAY
from Adds Abeba, the capital Of
Abyssiois, Say that King Meuelik died
there Yesterday. MeneIik has been re.
ported dead 90 often in the last year that
ioday's dispatches, which are lacking oil
confirmation, have oecasioued no tur.
prise. Ras Tesams, as regent for Prince
Jeassu Lid, is 10 control of the govern.
mept, The cIasb between Lids followers
and those of the deposed Empress Tsitu
is expected 10 come this week, If the
report of Menelik's death proves correct.