Chapter VII. 



Society, which desired that his om^i name should be m some 

 way connected with his discoveries, and that Mt. Thomson 

 should be called Mt. J^uigi di Savoia. The name of Thomson 

 has i)een preserved to indicate one of the glaciers of the same 

 -roup. 



.MT. ST.VXIKY I'l'vOM 'JllK KDWAHD I'EAK OF MT. iJAKEK. 



Mt. Stanley is the o-roup which includes the highest 

 peaks of ah. naincly. Margherita (1G,815 feet), Alexandra 

 (](;,741) fret), Elena (1(;.388 feet), and Savoia (16,3:39 feet). 

 Thci-c is a fifth peak. ^b)('bius, between Elena and Alexandra, 

 and soincwhat lower than Savoia, of whicli the heiiiiit has 

 not been measured. The .so-called " western-most summit "' of 

 Mt. Stanley, mentioned by Fr(^shfield,* and visible from Butiti, 

 * Svr '-(Ico.;-. -loni'.,'" L".»tll Mai-cli, 1I)(J7, ]). ^^■l't. 



