| Show SOMETHING IN THE WIND I I It is evident the Loyal League delegates dele-gates in Congress are using some of the boodle with which they are so generously gener-ously supplied with the Washington correspondents for every now and then the boodletouched hand manifests itself in the special telegrams sent out from the capital It is also apparent that the Busy Bs are not so cheerful and confident as they were ten davs ago Then all was assumed to be smooth sailing and lavely now grimvisaged suspicion looms in front of the League delegates and doubt and distrust fill their souls Congressman Scott is forced to the front as the obstacle to the final passage ofthe bill although it is not known that Scott has ever said or done a thing against the bill beyond I i offering an amendment which he w snot s-not even permitted to read Lately hints and insinuations regarding Scott have appeared in papers manipulated by the League and last Saturcay the following was published in the St Louis GtodeDemoavlu t WMbington special |
