Salt Lake Tribune | 1908-10-22 | Page 10 | Denies Horsemen Are Working for Chanler

DENIES HORSEMEN ARE WORKING FOR CHANLER NEW YORK. Oct. 21. Reports that race track interests and followers of racing were raiding rnmpaign fund of .s'jOO.OOO to be used for the election of Lieutenant -Governor L. S. Chanler were met with vigorous denials by Stale Chairman Connors and Charles F. Murphy, leader of Tammany Hall, tonight. " ' Mr. Murphy said that if any such fund was being raised ho knew nothing noth-ing of it, and that not. a bit of it had reached Tammany Hall. Chairman Connors characterized the -report as tho invention of opponents of the Democratic party. Tonight National Chairman Mack announced the contributions received T,cS fol'io1ws!iea,lqiUirt0rfl yC3t0rd New lork John ,T. Kennedy. $250- John S. Schuenbcrgor, $500; John P Abnoy, $100. Pennsylvania J. C. Gormley. $100; $Ioo y' $200; J- F- llly. Georgia James P. Grnv. $100. club. $125 dlIlna Tnnlin" Men's' A' mass meeting of t Democratic i College Men's organization will be held I in this city on October 27. and W. J Bryan will niako an address. The organization or-ganization will havo a rally at Coopor Union the last week of the campaign, and Lieutenant-Governor Chanler will make a speech.