The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-10-20
THE BRYAN FUND
Senator Tlilman Gave Two Hun.
dred Dollars, TO tho Cause.
AMOUNTS AND GlvERs

AHIUUWsS ANU GDvGRS
One Hundred Thousand Dollars
More is Needed-Only Those Who
Gave 500 or Over are Named.
Bryan Second Largest Contributor.
Fifty Thousand People Gave.
The Democratic national commit
tee, through Treasurer Herman Rid
der, Thursday morning gave out an
extended statement of the contri-
buttons to the Democratic national
campaign fund up to and including
October, showing sums of and over
$10O. The statement also shows
receipts and disbursements as fol-
lows:
Received from contributors of 500
| and over, S9O,712.33. Received
from contributors under s1O0, s115,-
1922. Amount left over from Den
yer Convention fund, $42,5Ou.
Total, s24S,567.55. Amount dis
bursed, s225,962.38. Balance on
hand s22,6O4.67.
The statement, which Is signed By
National Chairman Mack and Treas
I'urer Ridders says that 343 subscri5-
ers gave 500 or more, and the
smaller sums were from rs cents up.
1t adds:
"The number of contributors t,
the national committee fund Is es-
timated at about $4,000 people, and
about 100000 of the whole amount
contributed came from the Democrat
ic newspapers throughout the United
States.
1T will be noticed from the fore
going statement that the cash bal
ance is about $4,000. Supplies con-
tracted for land undeliverei, circula-
ton Of literature, the expenses of
headquarters in Chicago, New York
and Denver and the travelling ami
other expenses incident to our speak
ing campaign now under way will
make necessary an additional $780,.
600 to carry our campaign to a sue
cessful issue. We are confident that
the people whom we are thus taking
into our confidence will supply us
with this additional sum, and we ear
nestly urge prompt and gener-
Gus response to this appeal.
Subscriptions received Of 500 or
more will be published daily, begin
ming October 16.'
The complete list Is as follows:
Alabama-Jere C. King 500
Thomas C. Mcclellan 500, Hon. K.
S. D. Mallory $500, ]. w. Tomlinson
$50.
Arizona-Wm. E. Thomas 800.
Arkansas-Guy B. Tucker $1,000,
R. B. Macon, Congressman, S1OO.
California-John w. j. Enright
500, Hon. Nathan Cole $500.
Colorado-Hon. Chas. j. Hughes
$500, Hon. T. M. Patterson $1,000,
Hon. Chas. S. Thomas Sou, w. j.
Gallagan $3.50, w. A. Hill $3.50, Hon.
John F. Sharoth $3.50, George R.
Williamson 5000, Jos. A Thatcher
s100, Judge r. w. Steele 500
Jane Jefferson Club slOO.
Connecticut-Melbert D. Cary
$1,000, Archibald McNeill $1,000.
Florida-Arthur T. Williams 500
P. A. Bignan 1924.
District Of umbia-Cotter T
Bride 500, E B. McGelrick $1OO
N. B. Shade and wife 500, Colum.
hia Democratic Club $500.
Georgia-Governor Hoke Smith
$3.50.
Illinois-P. w. Burns $500, l.
W. Chambers S100, George E. Dic.i,
son $50, Judge s. L. Dwight $10O
Edward F. Dunno 5000. M. F. Dun.
lap $1,000, Judge o. P. Thompson
s100, Phil Feeler 500, F. o. Haw
ley s1O0, D. M. KinsaI; $1OO, w. A
Moody s100, A. L. Maxwell $1O0, F
L. McCulloch s100, Chas. J. Null
ken $100, Andrew T. Phelps S100
Braley & O'Donnell 500, Roger ;
Sullivan $1,000, H. R. Fowler 500
Erwin A. Rice, S1OO, Harry Higbet
S1OO, W. e. Williams s125, VIM
Hoyt 500, Frank V. Dilatush $1OC
John P. Hopkins $1,000,
Indiana-Thomas Taggart $1,000
Hon w. NJ Blackstock 500. Corne
lins Cunningham 500. Chas. C
Fehority S100. VIM. B. Robinson
500, Abram Simmons 5000.
Iowa-M. F. Healey 500, Farmer
500.
kansas-John T. Peddereast 500
Chas. Owen 500, w. A. Harris S1Oh
II. S. Hendricks 500, r. w. BlaiI
500. Frank S. Thomas 500, G. f
Livingston s100.
Kentucky-W. J. Baird s100
Trey Woodson 800. Harry Weis
singer S100, Bruce Haldeman S1LD
w. T. Ellis 500.
Louisiana-Senator C C. CorGil
$3.50, Hugh McCloskey 500, Bar
nard McCloskey $3.50, the Hon
Albert Estnpinal s100, the Hon
Robert Ewing $3.50. J. w. DansigeI