The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-18
LIST OF 1904
 CONTRIBUTORS
 TO 6. Q. P. FUND
Campaign Secrets, Which Treasurer Bliss Sought to Destroy Before His Death, Brought from Dusty Vault By Secretary Dover. Among Contributors Was President Mellen of New Haven R. R. Co.,, Who Gave $50, 900.

Washington, Oct. 1S-Like g. voice from the tomb was a Hist of 1904 campaign contributions to the Repub. Hcans given to the Clapp committee Dust of years was shaken from the list, produced from g storage vault by Elmer Dover, assistant Republican secretary, today. It barred the cam Bliss sought to destroy before his death It was a duplicate Of Bliss accounts taken by Dover and kept for eight years.
 Listed are contributions of s250.ooc by George W. Perkins, S15O. 600 by J F. Morgan & Go, $150,00O by E.. H Hartman, s10,OO0 by H. Fl. Rogers, o1 the Standard Oil company and a. $100,- ssH. H. RI. D. W. The first are Rogers initials and the other a. part of John D. Archbold's. Dover said he thought it referred to the Standard Oil contribution.
 Elmer Dover, of Tacoma, Wash, 1904 Republican campaign secretary at Chi cago, succeeded MediH Mccormick on the witness stand He was asked if he had talkedewith Treasurer Bliss re- garding campaign contributions.
 MT. Bliss gave me list of con- tributioris in book forn," said Dover. T returned the book to him I have a list-tahen from that book. I think it is the exact list but cannot youch for its accuracy"
 
 of several pages, closely typewritten It was found in old files in Chicago
 .I never compared this Est with the original said Dover can see it contains many inaccuracies.'
 Docs this list show ca contrib ut1on by J. P Morgan?'' asked C1app. T think it does" said Dover. ,,a.,e 4,,e list should be received on account ot doubt as to it's accuracy and authen- ticity The Senators finally decided to | i've s% 7c4f be worth v No dates Of receipts were given m the list. It gave no total
 Among the contri bytions listed were;
 Andrew Carnegie $10.000; George J. Gould s10O. 600; Roosevelt Miller $2oO00; "G W P'' Supposed to be George w. Perkins) s10O.000; E.. H. Hartman, New York, New Haven 6 Hartford Railroad, s50.000; F. T. Stotesburys $25 : 900; S. J. Waynwright, Jr, $3o, ooo; e. ; of the Navy Meyer, s2O,OOo; F. T Stotesbury, S250, ,0e0; c. N. B.. for "P. R., s25. coo; HI. H. R., J. D. W. $1oo,- 900: Richard F. Howes. International Phladelpfia committee, $20,OO0; G. W. P. committee, s1O0,Oo0: J. F: Morgan Ss Co, s100, GOO: H. w. Kendall, New aa- ds GOO. !. P. Morgan 6 Co, additional, O'OoO; J. H. Hyde, s25,0 600: J. F. Dry den, New Jersey, $25,000; Charles Taft, s5. 900; Franklin Murphy. $o'G0o;. W11Te fgo ooo: Union League club. se,s15; H, H. Rogers, s1O000; Isaac N Seltgman $lo,- s25' 900: John Jacob Astor, $5,000: Cuba Mail Steamship Co, s10,oo0;. William Nelson Cromwell, $5,O00; Bethlehem Steel Co.,, S5 900; Adolph LeWisohn SIG. = O00. Clifford Pinchot $5,OO0; J. H. Choate, g. 600; American Can Co, $1O.- GOO: Robert Mather, $25,000; s. Guggen- helm. s7. 800; Union League Club $4. .665; Union League, Philadelphia, $150, 900; Robert Bacon, SIC, 900; James Stilhnan, xfO 0O0: E. H. Hartman $50, ,OOO; H Nick. T.wornb1y $1O, 900; H. c. Prick, s5o GOO. C. w Perkins $25, 600; Bellamy Storer s1, GOO; Clarence Mackay, $15,OO0; D. O. Mills $5,000.
 The contrib utions in 1904 fotaaed $2.- 279 e2s according to the musty, time stained document