Officers of U.S. Revenue Cutter Corwin during the Spanish American War   The Corwin, a wooden-hulled 4244-ton (estimated) vessel, served with the Pacific Squadron protecting vessels traveling between San Francisco and the Klondike gold fields. Above : U.S. Revenue Cutter "Corwin,' Departure for Alaska."  H. Ex. 153 49I; dated 1887; engraving by Moss Eng Co., NY.  Scanned from the 1885 Report.   List of officers of U.S.R.C. Corwin during the Spanish American War: Captain W. J. Herring, commanding First Lieutenant P.W. Thompson, executive Second Lieutenant Preston Henry Uberroth, navigator Second Lieutenant Frederick Chamberlayne Billard Second Lieutenant Bernard Holt Camden First Assistant Engineer Charles F. Nash Second Assistant Engineer John I. Bryan Second Assistant Engineer Samuel M. Rock Surgeon Stephen Whyte