The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-16

national committee, through Treasurer Herman Ridder. today gave out an ex- l tended statement of contributions to the democratic national campaign up and in cludlng October 9. showing sums of and over s10o.
 The statement also shows receipts and i disbursements as follows: Received from contributors of $1OO and over, s90,172SS
 Received from contributors under $1Oo, | S1l5, ,355. 2.
 Amount left over from Denver conven- | tion fund.- S4250O.
 Total, SPAS, ,567.55.
 | Amount disbursed, $225, ,9e2.SS. Balance on hand. S22.GO4.G7. The statement, which is signed by Ma l tionai Chairman Mack and Treasurer Rid der, says th&t S43 subscribers gave $100 or more ana that the smaller sums were l from 25 cents up. It adds: "The number 1 of contributors to the national committee fund is estimated at about 5o.9eo people, and about $lOO.O0O of the whole amount contributed came from the democratic newspapers throughout the United States.
 Tt will be noticed from the forego.RS statement that the cash balance is about $22,000 Supplies contracted for and delivered, circulation of literature, the ex- ! pense of headquarters in Chicago, No8 | York and Denver and the travelling and | other expense incident to our speaking | campaign now under way will make necessary an additional $100,0o0 to carry out the campaign to a successful issue. hal fla vxyhor we are thus taking into our confidence, will supply us with this additional sum and we earnestly urge a prompt and gen erous response to this appeal.
 Subscriptions received of s1O0 or more 1 will be published daily, beginning Oc- tober 16.''
 The largest individual contribution re- ported by MT. Ridder was one of $5O0O from Charles E. Hughes of Colorado.W J. Bryan was the second largest individual contributor, he having turned into the national treasurer $4O46 from the profits of his newspaper, the Commoner. Some of the contributors whose names appeared in the list given out last week have increased their donations as for instance ex-Senator w. A. Clark of Montana and Norman E. i Mack, whose names are down now for l $2O0O each.
 | Georgia is represented on list by single contribution, that of Gov. Hoke i Smith of $250. The name of 0. N. Has, kell, former treasurer of the national committee, does not appear in the long 1 list of contributions from Oklahoma. i New York, October 15.-The follow ing are among the contributors by { states:
 Alabama-Jere c. King, $100; Thomas ' C. Mcclellan, s1oo; Hon. H. s. D. Nal 1 lory, $700; J. w. Tomlinson, s150.
 Arkansas-Guy B. Tucker, 5000; R. B. Macon, congressman, $100.
 Florida-Arthur T. Williams, $1OO; P. A. Bignan, SPA.
 k Georgia-Gov Hoke Smith, $250.
 Louisiana-Senator O.. c. Cordill, $250; Hugh McCloskey, $100; Hon. AL bert Estopinal, s10o; Hon. Robert Ew- ing, $25O J. w. Dansiger, $100; Ed- mund McCullom. $10o; Hon. Otto Briede, $100; E. A. Brandao, $100; Hon. H. w. Bond, s100; w. H. Byranes, L. w. H. and | and E. c. E., s100; Hon. Martin Behr- | man, s$100; New Orleans bank CTS, $250; Hon. Thomas o. Anderson, $100; Hor Joseph Voigtle, s100; o. J. Williams. $100; Samuel L. Gilmore, s100; Julius Grotsch, $100; Hon. John Fitzpatrick, | | Marreio, $100; Col. John P. Sulliman, $100; Hon. D. K. Skinner, $100; George Smith, $100; Gov. J. Y. Sanders, $250; Hon. Alex Prol, s100; J. w. Chamber lain, s1dO.
 North Carolna-Gov. R. B. Glenn, Sl00: Josephus Daniels, $10o; Julian S. | Carr, S1O0; D. J. Hale, $100.
 California-John W. J. Endight, $100; Nathan Cole $500.
 COloradOAHon Charles T Hughes $500; Hon. T. M. Patterson. s1OOO; Hon. ! Charles s. Thomas, S250; w. J. Galli- gan, $250; w. Hill. $250; Hon. John F. Shafroth, $250; George R. William son, $200; Joseph A. Thatcher, $100, Judge R. w. Steele, $10O; Jane Jeffer- son Club. $100.
 1 Connecticut-Melbert D. Cary, 5000; Archibald McNeill $1000.
 District of Columbia-Cotter T. Bride, $1OO; E. B. McGilrick. s1OO; N. B. Shade and wife. $1OO; Columbia Democratic club, $500.
 1 Illinois-P. w. Burns, $500; L. W. Cham bers, $100; George E. Dickson, $50; Judge s. L. Dwright, s100; Edward F. Dunne, $2OO; M F. Dunlap, 5000; Judge O. P. Thompson. $1OO; Phil Feeler, s1OO; F. o. Hawley, s1OO; D. M. Kinsall, s10O; w. A. Moody, $100; A. L. Maxwell, s10O; F. L. McCullock, S10O; Charles J. Mulljken, $OO; Andrew T. Philips, s1Oo; Braley & ODon- nell, s100; Roger c. Sullivan, $1O00; H. R. 1 Fowler, s100; Erwin A. Rice, $100; Harry ! Higbee, s100; w. E. Williams, $125; w. M. Hoyt, $1OO; Frank V. Dilatush, S100; John P. Hopkins, $l000
 Indiana-Thomas Taggart $1000 Hon. w. M. Blackstock, $10O; Cornelius Gun ningham, $10O; Charles c. Fehority $1O0: William B. Robinson, s1O0; Abram Sim mons, $200
 1 Iowa-M. F. Healy, 5000; farmer, $1O0. | Kansas-John T. Pendergast, $1OO; | Charles Owen, s100; w A. Harris, $1O0; | R. S. Hendercks, $100: R. w. Blair, $1Q0; Frank S. Thomas, $1OO; G. F. Livingston. $1OO
 Kentucky-W. J. Baird s100 Urey I Woodson, $1O0; Harry Welssnger, $1C0; l Bruce Haldeman, $10O; w. T. Ellis. $1O0. l Maine-Hon. Darius H. Ingraham, s100 Maryland-T. H. Shriver, s1O0 Massachusetts-Carl S. Vrooman, $500 Fred L. Mclaughlin s10O; Mrs. F. L. Me- Laughln, $100; D. F. Dougherty, s1O0 Humphreys O'Sullivan, $100; J. W. Cough 1 lin, s100.
 Michigan-E. o. Wood. 5000; Charles R. Slight, $100; Edward Ryan, $100; F. E. \ Pulte, 100; Ali Lucking, $200; George P. Hummer $20O; w. l.. Churchill $1CO; |, Thomas E. Markworth, s1OO; w. R. Burt $500
 l Missouri--A. M Cookery. $1O0; Murray | Carleton, $500; E. c. Bleish, $1O0; Edward F. Goltra, 5000; Russell E. Gardner. $lC0 |