Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-18
MORE pAupERs FROM ABROAD.
Poverty stricken /. rivals ny Monarch Line
Steamers.

The steamship Bydian Monarch, Of
the Monarch line, when arrived from
London on Tuesday evening brought
five families Of assisted Hebrew iimmi-
grants. Simon Xambcrg said that he
came from Poland with his wife and
three children. He applied To the
Hebrew society I'm London for aid and
received R2 and passage tickets 10
New York. lie has "A relative here,
who, however, refuses to help him.
Joseph Abraham says that he also
came from Poland and brought Iris
wife and three children. He applied
10 the Hebrew Ladies' Society In Lon
don and received a passage ticket 10
America and los. He has no friends
hero Louis Marks, also from Poland,
sald that he applied 10 the Hebrew So
ciety IN London aud received f2 IN nd
dition 10 his passage ticket. He
brought his wife and two children. He
has n relative here who he docs not
think would assist him, even II he
couid lind h!s address. Superinien-
dent Jackson detained these three
families AZ Castle Garden aud sent n
communicates TO Mr.. Allen,
Of the United Hebrew Chart
ties, asking IL he could do anything
for the assisted immigrants Mr.. Al
len replied that they should not be nj
lowed 10 land. A number OF these
people had applied TO him Of late, but
they all proved 10 be idle aud shit.
less. When places were found by
these people they were too lazy to
keep them. The United Hebrew
Charities was an organization for the
benefit only of their people here, and
lac had no right to extend the assis-
tnnee of the association 10 outsiders.
The assisted Hebrew immigrants were
paupers, and MS such they should be
put back on the steamships which
brought them here. The heads
of the three families mentioned said
that they were anxious 10 work, but
they did not appear 10 have energy
enough to support themselves. Mr..
Jackson sent them back 10 the Lydinn
Monarch. M they viii not be allowed
20 land here, they viii have to return
on The Iydian Monarch, which viii
sail for London on the 10th.
Barnet thnlcr, who also arrived an
the Lydian Monarch, with his wife
aud five children, said that the He
brew Ladies Society ia London gave
nm pisssngc tickets and eI l0z. He
elaiIns 10 have rich brother In Etlcn.
The inter was notified, and the Choler
family VIII be detained at Castle Gar
den until he should be heard
nom. Morris, jacobs, who came
with his wife aud four children.
said That the London Hebrew society
gave him I'll aud passage tickets 10 this
port by the Lydian Monarch. He
claims To- have II brother living here.
The latter was notified, but jacobs was
detained nt Castle Garden. II their
friends do not culi for them, the Cho.
lcr and Jacobs families VIII 30 sent
back 10 London. Rachael Marks,
Polish Immigrant, with three
children, applied for aid NJ
snstIe Garden yesterday. She
said she was sent out here by the
Hebrew society In London. Ehc ar
rived on tile Grccisu Monarch on June
~ hhe received e., which did moi
list her long. Her husband came out
ncfs eighteen months ago and went 10
teiil"rnis, but she does not know In
what part OF that state 10 look for him.
she wtiN taken care ~ by the United
hshrew Charities until Thursday last.
Whsii she wss Informed that She
WOULD receive $50 further assistance
iI,hl 'lnif association. she will prob.
hply i,e scot saels o. London hy one OF
the AtDnhFeii lslns steamships.
AMONG nae immigrants on the State |
- Nttraska, 81 The Star iinc, which |
M'lyea yesterday from Glasgow, was |
~ ~ aselrtsd FAMILY ffoin couhfy lIefis. |
tns head ~ fhls family IL fathorin} |
!, widow, and there m,
miiNe ohlhfen' hiis elnims 10 have !
ii.ehh ~ Ns@ark file viii he de-
s : az Nast'e Harden until tisey call
i i' slef' Aufust isagiellart. German, |
Hho arrived here about cighise.i |
,nunNls ago, mas since bosli suiiofihg
ltpin ~ acute attack 81 bonssslck0ess.
g''ili,ililssioner Jiauseli took an interval
y 'h' shioriinate young uan, and
ar pfo@fed for him free passalg,