Henson, Matthew, personal attendant of Com. Peary, see personnel of the party, under Expedition beside closed lead, 131 departure from Cape Hecla, 98 Henson’s farthest, 302 his report, 311 sent to Etah, 313 and Capt. Bartlett, their records, 112 Herbert and Northumberland Islands, 266 Highways, beyond the world’s, 18 Holsteinburg, 19 Hope, 296 ship used in Arctic exploration in 1898, 6 Sanderson’s, named by John Davis, 21 Hopedale, 272 Hospital, Bellevue, 6 St. Vincent’s, 6 Hudson Bay, 4 River, 119, 120, 125, 127 Strait, chop sea, 271 Housing of the personnel, 369 Ice, a chaos, 142 active glacier west of Cape Fanshawe Martin, 226 against the coast at Domino Run, 17 along the Grinnell coast, 43 ancient ice encountered, 34 appearance of glacier, 188 berg-like pieces, 131 big hummock, 166 blue-topped floe-bergs, 326 camp floe, 123 channel pack, 39 character of, 133 commotion continuous, 93 completely flooded, 210 contest with channel pack, 44 crossed second glacier, 326 culmination of its movement, 74 Disco Bay glaciers, 19 East Coast, 19 edge of ice-foot chopped away, 55 features of the glacial fringe, 181 field of beautiful icebergs, 16 first appearance of bergs, 16 fleet of bergs, 20 “floeberg,” 20 to 28 ft. above water, 226 floes, blue hummock kind encountered in March, 124 floe driven ashore, 307 one hundred feet in height, 331 glacial fringe, characteristic of, 189 glaciers at head of Buchanan Bay, 300 glacier at head of Sawyer Bay, 314 glaciers, two, true characteristics, 191 “Great Ice,” 26 heavy floes in rapid motion, 49 heavy pack, 35 Heilprin glacier, 25 homogeneous ice, 109 cap, 129 foot, north of Cape Union, 167 foot, 39, 301 in Nansen’s Strait, 203 its aspect along Grinnell Land, 36 its aspect, young ice, 117 its aspect, 123, 220 its condition, 342 its horrible conglomeration, 146 its separation from the ice-foot, 88 journey in darkness, 307 large floes, 34, 297 large fields moving southward, 36 loose, 265 Melville glacier, 25 middle pack, 270 narrow shaves from icebergs, 17 north of Cape Washington, 326 off Cape Albert, 297 old floes passed, 131 pack surging down Smith Sound, 33 peculiar formations of, 187 Petowik glacier, 22 Polar pack, 101 pressed harder with the flood-tide, 55 rough, 301 rubble, 117 rubble ice as nets, 124 rubble ice half congealed, 143 sea ice, 187, 301 shifting, 47 small berg, 18 solid edge of, 265 surging of the pack, 93 thickness of young ice, 298 through rafters and rubble, 124 Tossuketek glacier, 20 Tracy glacier, 26 trail over young ice, 102 trash ice, 63 traversed in March, 201 traversed fragments of old floes, 327 trouble with, 36 twenty-seven bergs in 68° Lat., 19 two bergs, 18 two big blue floes, 44