The evening world., 1908-10-15
BRYAN FUND TO
DATE $24S,567
IN SMALL SUMS
Largest Contribution, $4,000,
Made by c. J. Hughes,
of Colorado.
NEW YORK GAVE S2i,15O.
Noticeable Absence of Names
of Men Prominent in
the Trusts.
NEW YORK GAVE S2i,i5O.

The Democratic National Committee
through Norman r. Mack. Chairman.
and Herman Ridder, Treasurer made
public to-day the names OF all who have
contributed 500 or over to the campaign
fund.
The list includes subscriptions up to
and including Oct .. consequently Tam
many Halls donation OF $4,000. made
after that date, is missing. Daily lists
Of contributions OF 500 and over will
be made public until election, beginning
tomorrow.
Up to Oct. 9, the committee had re-
celved s24s,5s7.55 and had expended s225,-
s62 S. There was balance on hand at
that time of s22eO4.o7. To carry the
campaign to a successful conclusion" in
the language Of Chairman Mack and
Treasurer Ridder. 100000 In addition to
the amount on hand will be required.
Newspapers Collect 100000.
The amount contributed by subscribers
OF 500 and over totalled se0,7l2.03. Con-
tributors of amounts under 500 gave
t1l5.a5522. OF this about 100000 was col
lected by Democratic newspapers. The
total number Of contributors was about
$1,000 on Oct, 9. The fund received
$4,000. left over from the 100000 paid by
Denver for the National Convention.
New York contributed s21, l50 in sums
rln I'D
contributions from this State up to Oct.
were $500 each from the National
Democratic Club and Nathan Straus and
5000 from Norman E. Mack.
The largest individual contribution up
to Oct. 8 was made by Hon. Charles J.
Hughes, of Colorado. who gave 5000.
Mr.. Bryan's newspaper. The Commoner.
contributed s4.0i6. There were many con-
tributions OF Is and 30 cents.
: A survey OF the list shows that thou
sands OF Democratic war horses have
religiously refrained from giving 500
or over. In many States the national
committeeman do not appear on the
published roll as contributors-although
they may have sent in less than 500
each.
Many Names Missing.
There is noticeable absence of con-
tributions from men prominently con-
nected with trusts. Neither Thomas F.
Ryan, August Belmont, David B. Hill or
Judge Alton =. Parker appears as con-
tr!butors. They ran the whole Demo-
cratic show four years ago. Henry
Gassaway Davis, the candidate for Vice
President four years ago. gave $3.50.
The name of Gov. Haskell, of Okla
homa, does not appear in the list of
contributors, although th!rty-seven Ok
lahoma Democrats have contributed
$3.50 in amounts of 500 or over. The
largest contribution from Oklahoma was
81 ZOO from United States Senator R. l..
owen.
Missing names could be mentioned by
the score. The name OF Col. Jim Guffey.
of Pennsylvania, who was deposed from
the leadership by Bryan-s orders at Den
yer, does not appear on the list. Neither
does the name Of Jim Kerr. who sue
ceeded Col. Guffey.
Senator Bailey, of Texas, has appar-
entity contributed nothing to the fund
Neither has Cowboy Jim" Dahlman,
of Omaha. Mr.. Bryans particular
friend
Some $1,000 Contributors.
Archibald Mcneil. of Connecticut
who enjoyed a feeting boom for the
Vlce-Presidential nomination, paid in
5000, as did Melbert d. Cary, of the
same State.
David r. Francis. OF Missouri, who
bolted Bryan in 1896 and 1900. appears
as contributor Of Sl.OGO.
Melville E. Ingalls,, OF Cincinnati. pres
ident OF the Big Four Railroad, is an
other 1900 contributor. Thomas Tag
CART, OF Indiana. national committee
man, who secured the nomination Of
John W. Kern for the Vice Presidency,