OTTAWA,
Feb.
20.
Tho
appeal
against
flit;
nclion
of
Ihe
i
r
Iliitw
.'
Commissioners
in
ignoring
!.
Crows
Nel
'rile
by
llii'
P.illiaiiienl
of
Canada
has
been
won.
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Min
nil
in
is
in
ii.ii
iianii-iu
inuum
i
iri
usinr
:iiniM
urn-,
although
sum
it
eoniniission
may
ho
given
vr
i
c
HIVT
Tli;
II
Commissioners
last
your
sot
n
a
now
sol
of
tJIt,
r
ic
ignoring
llii'
special
agrecnienl
whirji
wns
r.ilifieii
r
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Killl
Willi
II
in
IMMIHH
II
Hli:
lilllW.1
iMl.'l
I'll
Agreement,
sell
in;;
certain
speei-
nnni
i
fii'
iiiii;
IIUI
V
llftJ
BBM
ill
I
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avamai
111
1
M.A
M.
V
A.
VAIM
FOR
TEN
YEARS
.
I-
UII..I
tAfll
C
mt
k
I
.
nun.
nal
Siys
of
Anyox
Copper
Mines
WW
Vllllk
ii'in-
I
i-b.
.';.
On
"'M'i'M'
alum'
tin'
.t
Mir
Hraiiby,
;in
IISIICI'
lifl'
nf
a'
nlill
Irt
nil
iHiilinii
nf
tlrat
-hi'l
in
Ihi'
Wall
'
;it
1
1
is
lln
(iMI-
i
M'Minlain
lifin
Miilish.Ci.iliinu
!
I
'
"
1
'
'
'
al
('.usably
oil
I
a;
il
ami
imnlrrii
I'I'llll'I'H
of
op-
1
ai'Ps
it
in
a
posi-
lll'lli.
SIHMI.
II
i-
,
in
ili'i'ivi'
lim
it
tin
i
li
to
p
run
nun
TO
APARTMENT
Ji
U
IU
.
.
v
indrry
numoio
now
York
Lawyer
-
imiik
i
ri,.
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Om
of
W
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ll'll,..!
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11
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in
pai'i'iilN
inaiisimi
"
s'!
:n:iir
-i
uml
Hinall
aparl-
II
viiiniy
lawyer
wlii-ii
Iliiilvrri'lllT.
Olllv
l
.III
iri
I,
II
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llFlll
I
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il
'iri
May
to
David
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1
vv
I
1
1
if
'
I
mmmiuri'
Ihal.
'ii;
'lir
;i'
slamlarilof
'
mil
by
tin
mil
"ii"
Di'iilr
x
pari'iils
bill
J"iiarauvry
Hinalt
sal
!
'imni
REMEN
BURNED
ON
tlnt.1
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c
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.
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J
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llllll
't
ily
lillly
STEAMSHIP
ALASKA
h
m
aioam
Cloud
as
Vossol
w
Shifting
Her
Position
n
Seattle
Harbor
MATil.l
I'eil.
'(I.
.
I'.iiiiirlil
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"111
I'llllhl
which
"
'""il
nil
Ihn
filleil
Hie
passenger
a
.i
yesli
lesw'i'iiay
as
she
"'W
lier
iinsiliini
in
II...
rocMieu
were
Iwn
probably
PANESE
TRAINING
VESSEL
IS
LOST
AND
TEN
OF
CREW
DROWN
'"MO.
l'ea
"Hi
nl
.
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The
(Uli.i
'
'll
(If
tl
llM.
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I'l'kcl
..,r
"l
lieu
limn
in
mi
Old
ll
iu
i..
,
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i
1
llll'llllm.
.
l"MICI
imil
s
of
ny
,
'"'b-.K-I.e
MdpV
en,,,-'"
caplaln
nf
Iho
"
1
iam
i
fie
rnli
s
from
the
Prairie
rn-jvinces
to
Hie
head
of
Mil1
lake.
I
Tin-'
was
appealed
ami
pending
I
lie
appiiil
I
lie
(inveniiiicul
of
Camilla
by
order
in
council
rc-
islorod
tlit
llriiwn
Ni;t
rail's.
It
it'll
an-
mw
in
force-.-
.These
arc
mil
oipiilnblc
in
many
respects
ami
il
opi'tril
Ihey
will
In-
revised'
by
sanction
nf
parlin-mi'iil
I
j
1
1
firs
I
rrc.ili-il
Ihein.
Court
Circumscribed
'Hie
court,
however,
holds
,
Ibal
I
In-
ral'-s
air
tint
applicable
I
In
all
iioiiils
now
mi
Mir
Canii-
li.ui
Pacific
I'usl
nf
Fort
Wil-
jli.-ini
iinr
lii
niiy
xiiiil
mit
in
lojuslencc
when
llii'
Arl
wa-
na'ssu'il.rti
'IK!i7
'f.Mi-r
.hisliw
Viigfih
ji'nimi'iifi
ns
follows:
'Mil
appeals
from
lo
boaril
nf
railway
riiiiiuiUsinniTs.
the
fuiiflinns
of
l)ii'
siipriMiic
fiourl
in
m-y
riiTuinsfrilii'il.
lii'ti
it
has
ili'clart'il
ami
rrrl
ifiril
I
In
law
as
it
finds
it
ami
lias
'allow
ed
nr
ilisall'iNsril
Urn
nppral
for
which
livive
wtis
iviMi.
ils
func-lions
au
rvliausli'il.
IIowpvpi
grave
or
however
disastrous
tint
ronsi'ipicnri's.
Ilic
runiri
is
iow-I'llcss
In
afford
n
ri-inmly.
Thn
board,
Jn
its.
turn,
nan
only
apply
ami
adniinisli'r
tin1
law
ai
it
stands.
,
"lr.
uinlcr
cxisliiiK
law.
mi-ri'iisniiablc
rales
must
be
imposed
or
unfair
ilii'rliiiiwalinn
sanclioiii'il
with
tin'
isiilliiiK
chaos
and
olhcr
ill
cffi'ds
so
ui'iiphirall.v
pnrlrnyril
in
the
opinion
of
tlonimlssioniM'
lloycc.
tloV
iivmily
lies
wilh
Hie
IiikIi
eourl
or
parliameiil.
I'orlii-nalely
parllniniMil
is
In
session
Whalever
lemedy.
ir
any.
il
may
I'onsidi
r
desirable
ran
speedily
he
alToriled.'"
SCARCITY
YET
OF
HERRING
B.MT
BOTH
KETCHIKAN
AND
HERE
Al
a
i-ecenl
ntceluir
o
ine
....
I
Coiiimeicial
t.luh
il
was
repmi-
i'd
that
there
was
an
iusiini-
cieney
ot
ball
lln-n'
nl
Urn
pn'-senl
lime
and
absoliilely
tin
provision
for
I
lit
summer
fishing.
I'nr
Ihal
reason
iiiioIIht
exlcu-simi
or
Ihe
excnipliou
frotn
hrr-rinur
rishery
rejri'ilalions
was
In
Prince
Ituneil
n
sumcwliat
similar
romlilinn
exists.
Whibt
Ihcre
is
lierriiiK
lo
meet
presrnl
di'iuaitils
here
Ihen
is
no
supply
in
Niirhl
Tin'
Ihe
Mllii'innr.
but
il
is
pnlnleii
oul
by
lierriuy:
fislmr-unit
Ihal
Ihe
blft
run
hisl
year
was
in
March
ami
ii
Is
xrry
pro.
balile
Ihe
fish
will
he
here
yd.
STEWART
LADY
DIES
Death
Occurred
on
Tuesday
Mrs.
Frank
Jackson
from
Blood
Poisoning
this
ii
ft
orn
i
ion
8ht
of
STKWAHT,
Feb.
20.
Mrs
r
a-
.i.ii.Lunii
.Hell
here
on
TiikmIiiv
of
lilnnd
noiuoiiiutr.
Tin
rnm.i'ii!
Ini.U
nbiee
al
2
o'clock
HOUSES
ROCKED
IN
ALASKA
AGAIN
EARTHQUAKE
SHOCK
t;illt"JYA.
li-ii.
.Mi.
Si'M'ial
i-arlbiiiaki'
slim
hav
1
ii
I'l'.niirli'il
Iiiti'
ami
in
ni
her
pails
ol
Alaska
during'
I
In-
pasl
18
bnlirs.
Thr
inosl
ni'M'i'r
slinrk
j-fiMinlril
locally
ripckii
(hi-
huililings
bi'i'i'
yi'sli'iilay.
Tin.'
sli'uinsbip
Alaincil.i
jarri'il
iis
sin-
i-iiIimtiI
(hi-harbor.
TiiJcn
wM'
ri'orltKl
ali-tiormally
Uigh
at
Anrlini
KILLS-GIRL
ftppl'catlons
of
P.R.
and
Consumer's
Accepted
AND
SUICIDES
Lover's
Quarrel
In
Manitoba
ends
Tragically
Miss
Marguerite
Anderson
and
J.
Wallls
Dead
WINNII'Kti.
J
cli.
:c.
A
Iiim'i-'s
iil.incl.
Iiroki'ii
eu.'i'.'eiiicnt
and
altempl
at
ii'i'oneilialion
resulted
iri
the
miiii's'
of
.Miss
Marjsiii'iili!
Anderson,
younif
school
teacher
III
a
school
house
al
NVeslwowJ,
Mnniloba.
.1.
Vallis,
who
al-bwedly
killed
the
girl,
used
Ihe
same
jjuii
to
eonimil
suicide.
The
Iraveily
(iceurri'il
a
few
niinuk's
after
Miss
AiiiIciskii
had
dismissed
her
class
Tor
I
In-
day
on
Wednesday.
GET
LEASE
FOR
Feed
Coal
Co.
Tlinmas
Trulier.
uiaioo:er
of
Ihe
iMince
Ituperl
l
eed
l.o.
has
received
word
Ihal
his
application
for
a
sile
for
a
wharf
has
been
acecplod.
The
concern
gels
I
wo
hundred
feel
on
Ihe
water
front
next
Ihe
Imperial
Oil
pro
perly
ami
on
Ibis
be
will
build
a
wharf
al
once
for
Hie
coal
busi
ness
if
ihe.
Kilson
Oonl
'tympany
which
lhey.,reiie.s'eui.
Mr.
Trot
lor
lys
Ihev
will
build
al
once
ami
in
the
fall
will
pul
in
a'
mill
fur
crushing
reeit
gram.
The
t'.onsuiners
Coal
Co.
also
has
a
lease
alongside
and
ad
orning
llie
leae
lo
Ihe
I'.
Hums
Co.
mill
hi
soon
us.
Ihcsc
art)
signed
up
il
is
umlerslood
II
icy
will
also
.build
a
dock.
WAS.
ON
ROCKS
-
The
Canadian
hfdibul
sehooner
Verna,
Capl.
I'.
Thompson,
arrived
in
imil
Ibis
morning
wilh
a
short
catch
of
1,001)
pounds
after
having
run
on
Ihe
rocks
down
llie
eoasl.
The
vesxel
is
!o
u
inlo
dry
dock
for
repairs.
Advcrtle
In
the
Daily
News
Seoond
Plant
at
II
sk
to
CutLum-!
ber
This
Summer
States
G.
E.
Hayward
of
Edmonton
The
Canada
iModucIs
sawmill
al
Usk
is
lo
resume
operations
(his
summer
staled
.
I'..
Hay-ward
or
Kilnioulon,
head
id
the
llayward
Lumber
Co.
operating
Hie
plant,
who
was
iu
Ihe
city
yeslerilay
aliernnnn.
.nr.
nay-wanl
arrived
from
Vaneouxer
on
Ihe
sleamer
I'rince
lluperl
and
pioceeded
Last
by
train,
lie
is
dopping
oil'
al
I'sk
enroulo
to
Kilmoulon.
Mr.
llayward
slalwi
that,
when
operations
are
resumed
al
Iho
I'sk
mill,
il
will
bo
oil
Ihe
basis
of
lU.UOO
feel
daily.
The
plan
was
aciuired
Lumber
Co.
lasl
year
the
rail
one
million
reel
was
cut.
This
was
'shipped
to
Ihe
prairies.
The
mill
only
bad
oni
boiler
running
then
and
was
cutting
vTi.OnO
feel.
Willi
llie
operation
of
a
second
boiler,
Ihe
production
will
be
increased
lo
lll.Oltn
reel
daily.
Mr.
1
1
ay
ward
agrees
that
lb''
eslablishuienl
of
walerliorne
shipments
Tor
export
Ihroiigh
this
port
will
be
I
fie
p
radical
solution
oT
problems
Ihal
will
lead
o
Iho
permanenl
operation
id
his
as
well
as
oilier
mills
iu
the
interior.
J'reseul
markel
connections
hardly
warrant
tho
operation
of
these
N
plants
he
thinks.
Mr.
Ilaywardiis
hopeful
Ihal
shipping
ihrough
this
port
will
be
developed
llii;'
year
wilh
the
oneraHon
of
the
Seal
Covo
mill
here.
Capl.
Fred
Dnrln
oT
Die
Sat-vatiou
Army
left
on
lasl
night'?
train
for
I'rince
George.
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Mali,
Aid
Ambulance
with
nrwly
Jajd
dancing
flour
for
hire.
Suitable
for
,
Service
dances,
banquets
and
weilr
inhere
at
Anytlm.
ding
parties.
,UnBoyal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rats,
apply
to
Rostoh.
!
and
6tn
ou
Orill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
U.C.,
THURSDAY.
FEBRUARY
20,
1U25.
Yourdar'l
Clrtulttlon
16S4
Strttt
tU
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
4
-r.
-
-
-
...
u,.
.
.
.
ROW'S
1ST
PASS
RATRS
ARE
0
i
H
HA
K
IIKKKkUl
K
VAI'k
TlLDAV
ii
iii&jujiji
tiitmiu
u
a
m.
iJMViiiBjr
liny
is
i
e
B-iin
V
'
-
w
m
m
mm
W
m&
A
A
A
Uftmiiciii
to
uuuicihc
tii
nit:
letting
of
Railway
Rates
says
Privy
Council
Appeal
Judgment)
MARKE
i
-----
,
.
.
.
J
-
r
Leading
in
Ihe
rirsl
stages
of
Ihe
fight
lo
save
l'lovd
t,;.i
litis.
Ihe
oxjilocer.
trapped
in
Hand
Have,
Have
Uity,
Kt
u-tnrkv.
were
his
l;ilher.
,ee
Uollius.
left,
and
bis
bi
oilier
Marshall
Uollius.
right
Twenty
Thousand
Miners
Rush
to
Mold
Mines
of
Siberia
and
;
Soviet
Closes
Camp
to
Others
SKATTI.K,
Feb.
20,
Twenty
thousand
miners
iilshed
io
the
sceiicof
a
gold
discovery
in
southeastern
Siberiu
on
Ihe
hcul
waters
or
llie
Alton
Miver,
aceoruiiig
lo
Ular
nxvetison,
picsi
dent
of
the
wholesale
fur
rompany,
who
is,
here
from
Vladivostok.
wing
lo
Ihe
gii.il
I'Xi
ilement
Ihroughoiil
Russia
over
Ihe
discoM-ry
tjie
JSoviel
government
has
closed
Ihiveamp
and
m
aildilioual
jirospeclors
are
being
pennilled
to
enter
the
dis-tricl,
said
ywenon.
HAYWARD
MILL
IS
TO
RESUME
PRESIDENT
EBERT
OF
GERMANY
SAID
BE
SERIOUSLY
ILL
IIKIILIN,
Feb.
20.
lMe-sideiil
Kberl
is
in
a
seri-iciis
eondiliou,
perilonilis
having
set
in
lasl
night,
following
Ihe
reccnl
operation
for
appendicitis.
CONSERVATIVES
LONDON,
Feb.
I'O.
The
Con
scrvaliw
(iovernmeul
suslaiued
ils
first
defeat
in
Hie
House
of
Commons
last
nijdil
by
Ihe
re
ilieelion
of
a
m'ivale
hill.
Tho
'.
.
..i
..
..i.
....i
by
Ihe
llnywanlp""
7"v"
mil
,1,,,-h,"
iiiii
IHil
lo
'JO.
No
great.
is
attached
(o
the
(iiiverniiienls
failure
lo
carry
a
majority.
AMERICAN
SMELTING
AND
REFINING
CO.
IS
LIKELY
LOSE
HEAVILY
SAN
FHANCISCO,
Feb.
I'll.
John
II.
Miller,
attorney
for
(leu
C.
Carson,
the
winner
of
the
damage
suit
against
I
bo
Amen
can
Smeller
A
Itefiningv
Co.,
as
I
n
veii
lor
oT
a
process
for
side-
charging
reverberalory-i
copper
furnaces,
auuuuneed
that
in
junctions
will
be
sough
Ii
against
Ihe
company
Ihal
would
sto
smellers
al
Ll
I'aso,
Taeoma
uml
llayden,
Ariz.,
and
(larfield.
Utah
Miller
.
denied
Ihe
statement
of
Ihe
company
Ihul
llie
damages
would
noT
exceed
50h,00()
In
any
event.
He
said
lo-day
Ihal
it
would
be
fully
5,000,000.
TO
REMA
T
IS
DEMOR
HEAVY
SNOWS
INJMRIOR
Prevent
Public
Works
Done
Working
on
Telkwa
Bridge,
Engineer'
time
consists
of
Hie
nulling
in
of
onerele
piers,
Mr.
McKay
re
ports.
Cribbing
is
being
taken
out
over
llie
snovv
at
llaeilou
lor
rnad
work
that
will
be
done
iu
Hie
spring.
Road
on
Island
The
public
works
Ueparlnieut
is
ireltiiiK
lis
iirngram
tor
tin
ar
lined
up
now
but
Ihe
extent
of
Ihe.
work
to
be
done
will
do-
pond
on
Ihe
money
(hat
is
appropriated
al
Victoria.
Mr.
Mio-
Kay
hopes
lo
gel
a
largo
appro-
oi'ialioii
rnr
'iiii'
Kaien
Isiami
highway
Ibis
year
so
thai,
it
may
lie
put
in
good
enough
shape
lo
I
ravel
over
by
fall
lo
Oallowny
llapiil".
The
extension
id
Ihe
Cow
Hay
road
to
Jhe
goveruineni
wharf
is
almost
coiiOilelrd
and
work
of
ballasting
is
now
in
prngcess.'
NOT
ON
ROCKS
The
American
halibut
sehooii
or
Allen,
reported
yesterday
to
have
been
on
the
rocks,
cainn
inlo
port.
last
nlghl.
Her
caplaln
slales
Ihal
Ihe
delay
in
reaching
here
was
due
to
engine
purnp
trouble.
LZED
No
Disposal
Yet
Made
of
Half
Million
Pounds
of
Fish
on
Exchange
There
is
a
glut
on
Ihe
local
halibut
murkeb
today.
As
a
r$-s
iil,
bidding
cm
Ihe
exchange
Ibis
'niuniiiig
was
Very
listless
The
buyers
spout
ihe
entire
morning
al
their
dusks
apparently
if.
I
anxious
wiielhcr
lln-y
bought
or
Itol.
The
ronseqiienee
was
that
when
noon
anivrd
none,
of
the
calches
offering
had
ben
disposed
of.
The
exchange
reopened
al
2
o'clock,
this
aflernoun
xx
till
Ihe
silitaliuu
slaiiiliiig
thus.
There
are
nineteen
bonis
in
wilh
a
lolal
of
VJ.'l,u()0
pounds
and
more
are
arriving.
The
-catches
lisled
on
Iho
Kxeliunge
this
morning
were
as
follows:
American
lla.i
l
II.
I
i.uoij
pnuiiils:
Allen.
ni.UOU
nnumls;
Majestic.
t'.l.UOU
pounds;
Akulan,
t".',
Ill
II
pouuils;
IMoni'fr,
50,01111
pounds;
llaiuier,
50.nnu
pnuiiils;
Sentinel,
pounds;
Daly.
'J.'I.IMKI
pounds;!
Uhani'clbir.
la.OOU
pnunds;
Thel-j
n.
a
11
II.
nno
pnumls;
.I.
P.
Toddl
C.Q.M,rA.
Vessel
Expected
In
It.
I
i.uno
pounds;
lienioi'ial,
port
on
Sunday
to
Undergo
(Miu
nnumis;
lO'suiuie,
ijk.duui
pounds;
Pelican,
13.00(1
pounds.
Kngle
1.,"iiu
nniiud
l"lMs
'!
na,
Canadian
.SVftOO"
pnunds
D.S.T..
;
Gape
Swain,-
l,niH
.mm
pnuuii"
VOYAGEUR
IS
COMING
HERE
Overhaul
at
Dry
Dock
C.O.M.M.
steamer
Canadian,
Yoyngeur
will
leave
Vancouver
tonight
and
is
duo.
here
about
'"'''."iUU.
1
"J?."!
JikUKuiutaykK
entF&Uliiftlnoid
.dry
dock
for
overhaul.
The
job,
il
is
expected,
will
lake
about
ii
week's
time.
W.
J-.,
liaillie.
cliloi
engineer
of
Ihe
steamer
I'rince-ftiiperl,
will
supervise
Ilic
work
on
behalf
of
the
company.
He
will
slop
off
here
when
his
ship
returns
from
Anyoxand
.Stewart
n
,
I
tomorrow
morning
"uh'd
his
place
'chief
engineer
a
ofilie-
Prince
iJnl.ii.
'h
.,
!
This
will
be'lhtififst'ciilt
here
of
llie
Canadian
Voyiiis'eui'
which
On
account
of
heavy
snows
(
is
a
vessel
about'
Hie
-same
sizo-
there
is
lillle
public
work
of
any,
as
the
Canauian
volunieer
wincn-
exlent
gning
on
in
the
interior
is
well
knowli
in
Ihe
port.
Shoal
llie
present
time
with
the
ex-1
was
built
in
Montrea.1
in
1918'
ooption
of
Ihe
building
of
Ihe
and
has
been
in
service
on
the
new
briil-'f
acros
Ihe
Telkwa
;
Atlantic
coast.
i
I.:
II
11
I.
.,l
.
lllvi'l
near
Hie
i.iiiniij
ininv
"i
l
elkwa.
slates
O.
C.
McKay,
tlis-l
tricl
public
works
engineer,
whol
ii'lurmd
to
town
on
last
night's
ruin
from
Hums
Lake
where
he
handed
over
.Omineca
district
from
his
jurisdiction
lo
Ihal
of
Vrlluir
Dixon,
district
engineer
with
headipiarlers
at
Prince
eorio'.
In
the
nasi,
nail
of.
Iinini'ca
dislriel
has
come
under
he
local
nublic
vvurks
ofrice.
Now
il
is
all
conlrolled
.from
M'iiw-e
(ieorge.
I'lio
work
being
douu
on
Iho
lelkwa
bridge
al
Ihe
present
KING
GEORGE
MUCH
BETTER
Their
.Majesties
Will
Travel
Overland
to
Mediterranean
to
Stay
II.
nil
End
of
AdHI
w
is
LONDON,
Feb.
.20.
King
Oeorgo
is
progrnssiti
favorably
toward
recov4'ry.
Their
Majes
ties
now
"dan
lo
travel
overland.
In
Jhe
M
ed
i
fremiti
'an
where
yijl
King
is
going
to
recuperate.
Thi
will
be
in
order
to
avoid
fli?
roughness
of
iho
Hay
of
Hiscny.
They
will
probably
not
return
bi
Kiigland
before
Ihe
lasl
of
April.
AMERICAN
SURVEY
VESSELS
FOR
NORTH
SLATTbF..
Feb.
20.
Prepara
tory
In
the
summer's
work
in
tho
North,
Hie
tinileil
Slates
coJuit
and
geodetic
survey
will
send
several
vessels
molli
in
llie
near
fill
tire.
The
Hxplorw
will
leayn
on
March
15
by
way
Of
(hp
inside
passage
In
remove
submarine
on
stai'lesin
Chatham
Straits.
Ttio
Surveyor
will
sail
north
on
Martju
20.
going'
In
Sllka
and
Cape
Om-inaney,
and
later
lo
Capo
Spencer.
The
motorship
N'albnjt
brought
from
San
Francisco
iilo
handle
the
work
tit
Kaigafjit
Strait
near
Capii
Muzon,
xvlllitgo.
north
the
latter
part
of
March.
The
Discoveror
will,
proceed
rto
Shumagalil
(Hluinlji
iu'
-
March
and
the
Pioneetwill
fed
to
Falso
Pass.
V