at Gib-nail and ;he Tan-cio mam this one, * speedi-covered uith blood.c Power ? In tow, 70 miles i recorde’er Hsu*- watersPASSENGERS 001 OH ' THE LAVELLEpassen-be Tan-Steamer Sailed for Gibbon Yesterday and Meets the Louise at That Point.vifo and giier, J. b. Haw* Miss E. Mrs, L. ainSJlon, cCartby, Lay Nye, ck, MU* log and I, Leake rs. E. F. J. Miller, Miss V. iss E. C. «* Brum* -Mrs. E. nder, F* Susang, children,□an, J,With a fairly big passenger list, the Lavelle Young sailed for Gibbon at 10 a. m yesterday morning, making connections with the Louise for St. Michael. The Young will immediately return from Gibbon with a big load of freight from the steamer Louise, that was brought up cn the last trip from the seaboard.Following were passengers out:For Seattle—L. D. McAlffy, Felix Pedro, George Btgner, E. Johnson, John Darnell, Mrs. B. C. Swafford, Lee Turman, P. Pickard and- wife. Cad K. Morton, Hank Chados, L. Mnlgrew, E. J. Swafford, X. Nelson, A- E, Erickson, Louis Walters.For Dawson—G. C, Bowman.For Fortymilo—A. L. -Heath.For St. Michael—Mrs, Augusta During, H. B. Staley.For Tatiana—C. R. Corbusier.For Tolovana—J. H. McGregor, Henry Brown, Mike Luckey.A. Tra*ffln and A. LimL-WHEI\1 YOU EAT—Our meat just note, if you please, that most com incing flavor. Then observe its tenderness. These are unl-jtKe to a Tho oper peratlvc lost no t when a r ney stati that Con sue tho 11 to Ram pi It appo the com mer*s off Manley lt;heard of ed ■ that Hot Spi license t be knowi ney seeui from Col Manley t Later I ac opera assessed morning.Mr. Ma pared as ted In vJ surroundi ble that i dorsemen forwardet Mr. Me the prope Baker tli being ttu the inves at a cost value, an he is nov turn out the count