Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-23
s2,200,222 IN ?
 CAMP PAICN FUNDS
Republicans Got a,5D,OOo,
 Democrats $61O,OO0.
(. P. TAFT GAVE $llo,Ooe

Were 74,0oo Givsrs to the Bryan
 Kern Exohsqusr - Andrew Carnegie
 and j. Pisrpont Morgan Each Put
 $2o,ooo on tho Winning Side, While
 President Roosevelt Subscribed $1,-
 900.
 Albany. N. Y, Nov. 23.-The long awaited sworn statements of contribu- tions to the Republican and Democrat ic national campaign funds received in the presidential election were filed to, day with the secretary of state.
 It is shown that the Republican na- tIonal committee, George K. Sheldon. treasurer, received for promoting the election of Taft and sherman, the sum of $1,57957S, while the Democratic na- tional committee. Herman Ridder, treasurer, received for the Bryan and Kern campaign the sum of $620.644.
 There were 12.330 contributors to the Taft-Sherman fund, the greatest single amount being given by Charles P. Taft, brother of the president elect. The Union League club of New York gave $34,777 and the Union League club of Philadelphia $22,500.
 President Roosevelt is among the contributors of $1,000
 Andrew Carnegie and J. P. Morgan each gave $2O,0OO, and Alex Smith Cochran, William Nelson Cromwell and J. N. Bagley each gave $15,000.
 Those who gave $10,000 were M. c. l.. Borden, Whitelaw Reid, Frank A. Munsey. Jacob H. Schiff, Fred P. Smith, Edyth Agnes COrbin and w. J. Behan.
 Mark T. Cox. New. York. gave $7,5O0, R. c. Kerens, St. Louis, 1000 and Will liam Barbour Paterson S6,000.
 Contributors of 5000 each were J. c. Schmidtapp. Simon Guggenheim, Kountze brothers, William P Clyde, J. M. w. Seligman. A. D. Julliard, Nor man B. Ream. Robert Bacon, A. M. Huntington, George Lauder, Mrs. A. A. Anderson, James Speyer, D. o. Mills. G. F. Baker, K. c. Converse, c. Sidney Sheppard, D. K. Hanna, G. Pinchot, T. H. Shevlin. A. Busch. Fer dinand Sulzberger. F. H. Smith, W. s. Dickey and J. Bromley.
 Contributors of $4O00 were George BIumenthal, c. N. Bliss. J. E. Brady, l.. $. Bryce. r. W. Henderson. George A. Draper, J. C. Wharton and Seth M. Carter.
 The following gave S3,0o0 each: Jo- seph Miibank. Edwin " Morgan, Nor timer l.. Schiff. T. N. Vail, w. Bayard Cutting. Otto H, Kahn. Felix \. War burg, R. D. Evans, l.. A. Heinsteimer, W. NJ. Crane and Frank W. Cheney.
 Givers of 5000 were W. J. Curtis. H. G. Squiers, Frederick Potter. John Jacob Astor. Charles k. Steele, Charles Miller, John Claflin, David J. Hill, K. E. Mellen. A. W. MeIlen. J. M Hansen, J. Laughlin. IT,; Henry A. Laughlin, George N. Laughlin, B. F. Jones, Jr.; Dallas c. Byers. G. von l.. Meyer, J. Metcalf. l.. W. Brice and James and John Dobson.
 These gave $1 300 each: Henry F. Lippett, Joseph E Fletcher. F. A. Sayles. s. H. Nicholson. J. w. Weeks, Louis Stern. Alfred Lewisohn, J. G. White, D. S. Rollins, W. c. Robinson, w. w. Willock, H. K. Req, George T. Oliver, Herbert Du Puy, A. H. Martin, w. s. Glidden, c. O. Dawes, F. E. Grimes. z. Crane, Fred G. Crane. P. Corbin. J. G. Battelle and Ethan Allen.
 Givers of $1,250 were Clarence H. Mackay, H. F. Huntington, II. Schae- wind, Jr., and O. H. Cutler.
 Those who gave S1.000 were S. An gull, c. P Bryan. NJ. Pam. NJ. Hughitt !. Morton, ]. A. Patten. F. T. Frazer, A. s. Littlefield, J. c. Shedd ]. T. Pi- rife. R. T. Lincoln. w. H. Bartlett, NJ. W. Harris. c. R. Crane. H. H. Hewitt, F. A. W. Kiechefer F. Disston, W. Disston. J, s. Disston, G. c. Hetzel, I. l.. Coolidge, William Whitman, VII fam A. Paine. Frank B. Kellogg. c. A. l Severance, E. N. Saunders, Thomas r. Cole. Charles c. Glover, Theodore Roosevelt, Charles K. Magoon, Theo- lore Marburg. Charles F. BroOker, 1 Ieorge Tod. Franklin Murphy, c. A. | Hobart, R. c. Mckinney, !. H. White nore. H. H. Peck, A. E. Voorhees,, Ju- l ius Fieischmann, William Worthing- on, B. s. Cunningham, R. J. Gammell, 1 Steven o. Metcalf, Lyman Golf, F. V. Needringhaus and William Miller Col 1 fer.
 There were more than 74,000 con- ributors to the Democratic fund. and | If these more than two-thirds gave a lollar or less. The list of contributors : 'hows more than 25,000 names, as many of the smaller contributions we're sent in under one name.
 The largest contribution came from ] ir. Ridder and the members of his amily. He gave $l0,000, and three of ' lis relatives gave $9,0OO each.
 William r. Sheehan gave $3.O00; Ed 1 yard NJ. Shepard, s1,000: Tammany l Tall. S10O00: Richard Croker, s1.0OO: ohn T. MeGraw. national commit { eeman. two contributions of S1.OO0 ach: Archibald McNeil. two eontribn. ! ions of $1,000 each, Samuel Unter- nyer. one contribution of $1.50O and mother of $1.000; Herbert H. Lehman. 1000; Daniel B. Conway. s10O0: ]. | 'ergeant Cram, s1.000: Edward F. Col ra, $3,OO0; Jacob Ruppert, S1,0OO; De .ancey Nicoll. s1,0O0; Melbert T. Cary. I I 800; John w. Cox, 5000, and David !. Francis, 5000.