SHIP’S COMPANY.
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SCIENTIFIC STAFF.
A. P. Low, Commander and Geologist.
L. E. Borden, M.D., Surgeon and Botanist.
G. B. Faribault, M.D., Assistant-Surgeon.
A. Halkett, Naturalist.
C. F. King, Topographer and Meteorologist.
G. F. Caldwell, Photographer.
OFFICERS AND CREW.
S. W. Bartlett, Master.W. Babstock,Seaman.
J. Hearn, First Mate.F. Kearny,”
M. Bartlett, Second Mate.W. Crossman, First Engineer.
L. Guay, Third Mate.J. Crossman, Second Engineer.
W. Aldred, Cook.S. Bruchett, Third Engineer.
J. Harding, Second Cook.J. Killey,Fireman.
H. Borgle, Steward.A. Romaine,”
D. Tierney, Second Steward.M. Baldwin,”
M. Ross, Purser.F. Froude,”
M. Ryan, Carpenter.G. Willis,”
C. King, Boatswain.J. Rousseau,Boy.
J. Clark,Seaman.L. Deschesneau,”
J. Murphy,”E. Bourque,”
C. Pomeroy,”J. Gouin,”
F. Wells,”F. O’Connell,”
NORTH-WEST MOUNTED POLICE.
Major J. D. Moodie, Acting Commissioner.
Staff Sergeant Dee.
Constable Tremaine.
”Jarvis.
”Connelly.
”Donaldson.
H. Ford, who had served as Eskimo interpreter on the Diana in 1896, was again engaged in that capacity, at Port Burwell, on the way north.
A Davis Strait Iceberg.