Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-23
ADMIRAL WATSON ARRIVES LATE
 ACCOUNT OF FOG
LARGE PARTY OF SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS ARRIVE ON BOAT
 GOING TO INTERIOR
CARRIES ORCHESTRA
Popular Vessel Carries Orchestra Pro viding Much Enjoyment on
 Northern Voyage

Held up for a number of hours last night owing to a heavy fog, the Ad- miral Watson of the Pacific Steamship Company, Capt. Nystrom in command, arrived in port this morning about 5 o'clock with more than 120 passen- gers on board. Included in this list were 90 people connected with the Frank Reedy National Tours party booked as round trippers. A number of passengers were booked for Sew ard and others to points to the west ward.
 Fifty-three tons of local freight was discharged at the Seward dock, also 75 tons for rail shipment. Twenty seven tons of kerosene was discharg- ed at the Standard Oil dock. The vessel was scheduled to depart on her regular trip to the westward from Seward at 10 o'clock this morn ing. She will return next Tuesday on her way South. There are Is first class reservations for the westward and 14 steerage, besides considerable tonnage of general cargo.
 Vessel Carries Fine Orchestra Like the Admiral Evans the Admi- ral Watson carries three piece or chestra on board which entertains the passengers at the meal hour and in the evening" On the boat deck a spe- cial space has been arranged for dancing. The musicians who expect to play for dances at Kodiak and at Seldovia include w. R. DuCette, vio- linist and leader; Lawrence A. Weir, piano and John Beddelaere, banjoist This trio are quite we'll known in Se- attle, playing prior to their engage ment on the Watson for broadcasting stations KFOA and KJR.
 The Passenger List For Seward-T. Carlson, T. P Stan 1 ley, Carlo Gallino, Mrs. Gullufsen, O E. Radabaugh, Irene Peterson, H. l. l Wilson, s. A. Hildebrand, T. E. Smith Duke E. Stubbs, J. R. Lee, Mrs. E. T Smith, Alberta Adamson, Robert Lundstrom Josephine Mulcahy, and six steerage.
 For Seldovia-James Paulos, A. c Bowling, F. Swensson, Mamie Clark G. Colombo, George Peters, and one steerage.
 For Kodiak-L. M. Carrigan, A. G Abercrombie, Scott Holman Sid A Bettman, Mrs K. s. Westfall, Rache Solomon, Capt. o. c. Applegate ant five steerage.
 For UZinkie-Miss l.. Wood.
 For Alitak-Eight steerage.
 Round Trip to Seward-C. H. Laes sig, Marion Laessig, Mrs. J. W. Stock CT, Mrs. c. w. Gabler, W. A. Crow ant wife, G. A. Robertson, Miss A. Rob ertson, o. c. Harris and wife, Mrs. A s. Lewis, Lovie Lewis, Mrs. V. A Bathrop, w. P. Ferguson, Franl Reedy, J. K. Wadley, Mrs. J. K. Wad ley, Elaine Wadley, Ida Crowell, J
 w. Shugart, w. c. Brown, Belle Orc
 we'll, Josephine Brown, Mrs. A. F
 Whetstone, Mrs. Geo. Bottoms, Mrs
 C. J. Hunter, Mrs. E B. McCellers
 Mrs. Benney Donald, Mrs. c. B. Tel
 rell, Mrs. G. c. Terrell, Miss Reb
 Baker, T. W. Roberts, Mrs. T. W
 Roberts, Dr. J. H. Massie, Mrs. J. E Massie, Mrs. Anna Witherspoon, Mis w. Witherspoon, Nell Massie, Mrs. ( Comegys, Lovejoy Comegys, Wilkin Comegys, Mrs. Alma Miller, Virgini Robertson, w. l.. Robertson, Mrs. L. Robertson, J. E. Persons, Mrs. J. Persons, J. E. Persons, jr., A. VI Freear and wife, Mary Germany Ma tha Germany, Tyree Cave, Lillla Staines, Eva Lund, Mary Watkins Mrs. J. o. Davis, Lucy Davis, Juli
 Brown, George A. Brewster, Leonar Mays, John Marshall and wife, B. I
 Beall and wife, Mrs. R. D. Dupree, Li lian Grinnan, Mrs. Myrtle Mason, Mar Sweet Mrs. Chas. Ott, Georgia Ot Mrs. D. G. Peden, Mrs. Maggie Johl ston, Mrs. T. E. LongbothaTn, Beatric Tunnard, Harland Germany.