The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-10
NO CUE ID THE
 MISSING YUKONERS ClaysOn and Olson Still Un-
 accounted For
SECOND ARREST MADE
TagIsh Prisoner Has n Draft for sI3OO-The overdue sktgwayan Bought n Draf, for ssooO.

No tIdlngs as to the whereabouts of Dominion Liheman Olson and of Fred H.. Clavson, the missing Skagway merchant, the latter on his way from Dawson to th.s citv, vas received yesterday. but som lit- tle eireumstantlil light was gitf red. 1 Officials and friends are prosecuting dili- gent search, anI one more arrest has fol- lowed ai While Horse,
 lt was learned in a letter received vester- day by the Skagwav branch of the Cl- nadian Bank of Commerce that Mr Clay son bought a draft for s2ooo in DlwSun before leaving and it was also learned that the man arrested by the authorities and held at Tagish hid a draft in his posses sion drawn for one by the name under which he travels for S3Is. It is said the name of the man arrested at Tagish Is Ralph or Rolph. and again it Is said to ,e ! O'Brlen. Besides the draft he alsJ had, when are ted, a considerable sum in cash, two revolvers, a pair of field glasses and a span of horses.
 The fat that Mir. Clavson bought draft in Dawson has tendency to nispel the theory that he had been murdered for the gold he carried, but it Is held by bis brother here that he probably had money in addition to the draft The fact, on tie other side, that Ralph, ROlph or O'Brlen had a draft Tn his own name for such a llege sum as mentioned Is lOok,d upon as indicative that he would likely not have to resort to vioienee to get money.
 Corporal Evans. of the Northwest Mounted Police, who Is stationed at La Barge, arrived night betore last and brought word that a second arrest on sus- pclon bearing on this case had been made al Wh te Horse. The name of the man arrested there has not been learned here, but it Is understood he had only $ in hIS possession, inc aurfionttes pc IoJsfng for ahoiheI mn supposed to have been associated in the mysterious disappearance of Mr Clay son. lt Is said he arrived here the latteI par, of last week, beating all others oveI the trail, and it Is thought he mas t'ker the steamer Al-Ki, which sailed Saturday for the Sound and way ports.
 The reported hndilg or the body of Line man Olson Is no, credited here. Corporal | Evans. from L'B nge, who left there Nrw J Years daW gathered his later information l al Bennett from Supt. Grain of the tele' graph line. He says:
 "Fears are felt along the Dominion line before it w.s generally known In th'' region that Mr. ClIyson woS missing Ol.un should nave reverted as on duty aud the failure of him.to repor naturally made the men along the line anxious. H' hit Muto. and supposedly with Cliysor and a third man, pro'ably the one arrested al Tagish, Christmas day, OlSon'S head quarters were at Five Fingers. B, Dee em5er 3I muth inquiry was being made concerning him.
 "Ols n N1s supposed to patrol unjeI his line, even after repairs were made The rule Is that linemen after making re- pair, cannot go away from the line and find a beaten and much travelled road of which to go back to headquarters, tu must follow under the wire and ln sight O it. Had Olson gone along the line ln reg ular patrol after leaving Minto he likely would have gone away from the regula route of travel, and it Is barely possible h and those who are supposed to have ae' eompanied him out of MintO followed tn wire instead of the general route."
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank PlIther, J. Ralpl Barr and $. K. Gibson, who are in the cit en route from the K!ondike to the states travelled from a point eight miles this sid of Minto to Shocks place, at the head LiBlrge, most of the time h eompan
 with the man who has been arrested Tagish on suspicion. While with hlI they did not know anything eoneenn his past reco d. and jiunted along witho' thinking seriously of their companion The place where he was met Is some d'' tanee away from the telegraph line and tl ! river. and or the part of the trail runnln
 over a wooded tableland cutting off ben . in the rive; to the station of HOotehlkoc , Mrs. ?lather, who first met him, says; "Elght miles this side of Mnto m
 husband and became separated from o'
 parly. A number of trails lead in vario'
 directions, and we followed fresh trad
 thinking it probably short cut to u
 main trail again. We went mile and