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ADDED TO PARTY FUNDS
Republicans and Democrats Re-
Ceive More than $1,000, 900.
SOURCES OF CONTRIBUTION
Presidents Yale Glass Makes
Liberal Gift, and Carnegie
Helps Meet Expenses.
TFron The Tribune Bureau

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington, Oct. S.-Supplemental re-
ports of campaign expenditures and con-
tributions were submitted to the clerk OF
the House of Representatives to-day by
the Democratic and Republican national
committees. Since the first report was filed
the Republican receipts have increased
TO s7A, 68s and the Democratic to SSl5,OoS.
Within approximately the last week the
Democrats have received in contributions
Sl36,6SS and the Republicans a5S,6J5. The
combined contributions to both parties
amount TO more than S,5OO,oOO.
The Yale Taft Club Of rs, the Presi-
dents class. OF New Jersey. gave Fs,l75 to
the Republican fund; the Union League
Club. OF New York, $3.50; Andrew Car
negie, 5000; Henry w. Taft, Non; SEN
ator Crane, 500; Zenas Crane ard +. O..
Crane. Of Dalton. Mass, each $500;
Adolph Lewiston and Lloyd 9 Bryce, OF
New York. each 5000; John = Pratt -
New York. $500; George ID. tgatt. h. l..
Pratt and +. D. Pratt, OF New York, S,Dl
each. r. c. Kerens. OF 81. Louis. Am
hassador to Austria, 5000, Edward /.
Pierce. Of Brooklyn. S2,5"e. s VI. Millikon,
of New York, 81, 500 and Charles Cheney
Frank Cheney and II. G.. Cheney, Of Man
chester. Conn, and Robert GoclcL Of
New York. each 500
Among others who contributed N,0o
were John A. Campbell. Heinrich Schnie-
wind, jr.. and Francis l.. Hine, Of New
York. and p. z. Macveigh and Frank s.
Streeter, OF Concord, n. II. The Assist
ant Secretary OF the Navy, Beekman
Winthrop, contributed 500; J. S. Cannon,
500, and Nicholas VI. Butler, Of New
York. 800.
The largest single expenditure was
$1,000. That sum was paid to the AmeT!-
can Association OF Foreign Newspapers,
and $1,000 was paid TO each Of two adj
yertising agencies Columbus IOhio)
photographer was paid 1886 for photo
graphs. Among the small Items was $40
TO Ormsby McHarg FOR expenses. The
total expenditures covered by the report
were 4l2s 800.
A detailed statement Of expenditures
and receipts OF the Chicago Republican
Headquarters was also submitted. Inc
largest contributor was Julius Rosen-
wald. Of Chicago. who gave $4,000. one
contribution OF 500 and another Of 81
COZ were marked cash"
Other contributors included Mrs. George
NJ. Pullman, Chicago. $3.50; Frank o.
I.owdcn. Chicago, 500; r. l.. Shevlin
Minneapolis. $3.50: J. w. Blodgett.
Grand RAPIDS. $1,000: George Z. Adams.
Chicago. $500. Charles G.. Dawes, Chi
cago, 1900. f. c. Let's, Chicago. 5000;
Secretary MacVeagh. 5000; p. A. STAN
ton, Los Angeles, $3.50.
The largest contributor 10 the Wilson
fund mentioned is c. S. GuggenheImer, Of
New York, who gave 5000; X. T. Crane,
r. Of Chicago gave 5000 and +. $.
Peabody, Of Chicago. $3.50. Senator Wat
son. Of West Virginia, continued $3.50
and Senator Newlands. 5000; W. r. Craig
uaye 5000; John d. Ryan, OF New YORK
s., 600: National Wilson and Marshall
League. Of New. York. $500; Jacob H.
scb,ff. Of New York. $500; W. r. Rust.
Tacoma, 800. a group OF Manila Dem
ocrats. 81 400 and Herman Rider OF
New York, N,2H.
Among those who contributed 5000 were
Thomas J. Pence, Of Raleigh; Blair Loe,
OF Baltimore; l.. T.. Tierneyl Of Powhat-
an, Va; Walker w. Wick. Of Rutherford.
y. Y: w. A Lydon, Joseph d. Cal
lagher. OF New York; +. W. Scott, OF
Richmond; DR.. ]. w. Cox, of New York;
Lewis Nixon, Of New York. and James j..
StorrOw. OF Boston.
The bulk OF expenditures Of the Dem
ocratic National Committee was devoted
10 state organization. The largest sum
was $1,000, given TO Arthur A. Mclean,
OF New York. To James Coffey chairman
at Yankton, S. D.. $1,000 was sent. D.
= Collins, of New Jersey, also got So
n. Five thousand dollars was sent to
John r. Shafroth, and c. S. Thomas, Of
Denver, Paul Hommy, chairman, MIL
waukee, Wis; Obadiah Gardner, II. Mer-
tin. d. II Macarthur and X. II. Elder,
C. n. Gray OF Portland, Me, was paid
5000 for state organization; George T..
Bradley, 5000, and c. II. Tavenner, g.
GO Rudolph Spreckels got 5000 for Or
ganization.