New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-14
RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS
IN NEED Or HE'LL
nr,sr,rt-rroy AFTER THE RECENT EARTH
QUAKEs-THE sULTANS coNIkih' i''"
To AID THE SURVIVORS OF THE
vnRruWEsTERN FIRES.

NORTHWESTERN FIRES.
,.r ,.,r, pev Turkish Vice-Consul; Robert
Low Dr Neyion ~ Poyajian. Or Louis op en-
q u Sl,l.son Or. 4. Ayva7 n. ID nan '" M.
kjen ?nI Gulab G benki H. comp sing IN WIN
ing committee OF the Turkish Relief Funi ihr'
the Office Of THE Christian Herald yes'eruay -
take further steps toward r3ii~g fundS 10 IN
sufferers by tn Consiantinopl' rt;aulK' rae
= -tion taken at the Informal NEE Ing was fa'"t''
,1 ,ha ,,rro of Dr. Ayvazian was adlel t. the
b. Committee.
Ie.t.rs wsre rec iveI from viii claw Reid ard
ex-Mavor Abram 5 II witt exp essl e theiF sym
patsy with the movement. AMI conserving 10 Se'F
as honorary vice-presilents Of the fund Inc o,n''
honorary vice-pr slents ar, Mayor G r j. VICE
Consul lsma!l Assm Rey and Theodore W. Myers
I, was agre d 70 send out the ll,wlng appear:
From the published legrams AID di pi,cnehs u.
t9S aallg r5 By al a. 0 Hewitt OF
an letters received from Christian mis-, ~
ana e ShTTs on on 1 arga PSr Of lily snd
many suburban lows an VI u -, = to, I'm 4.
ri ,ces Of business have b on mo H., VT all
heir are cam ping in pen los. and he
calamlty has overt ixed the anil Il q the o't'-
man government - c,rs,,nti-
ndpa. has telegraph d 70 I,r l. us K op ch' chair
man o, he fund. a 70 o"s: on, Con, ,s,,
"Ioais Klopsch New-York. An
Europ1an g1yernments ha contrib itel 1nr gu
ian p, W. ner5nsiv during John.t)wn di ast
and Christian Amerl-a should recip 1cane
Humanity and Christ anity alk' suggest tha ,
land should not fail 70 r,sponI ,, On h. ,"'s
graceful and grateful acknow Judgment OF me sn.-
ians action during the Johns qi liz, ST rrg
pean c3ntreuors wtp p,m ey ' ,nn nj p' the
W thin her gates. espcri,ily Chri tans. Among
,be sIfercrs are many tn ,1sands OF Christians
/ H.. have haon 2
| pcral prime $ generosity as fe ~ as the Mo'i"m
Despite calamities at home, the sympathy Of the
! Turkish Government has been moved by inc
fhn rcnent forest Ares. and His imperial Majesty
/ the sultan last week directed 800 Turkish pounds
no rv 'e 10 o' ne Turkish Minister in Washington
/ Mavroycni Boy, for distribution In Minnesota WIS ,
| consIn and Michigan. Such acts OF sympathy
| should not be permitted to pass unnoticed and un
recprocael by the people Of America hns
! taken notice OF the Western disaster when iorlu
n repcrtcl' - "'' WV - minus
| DR. Rovajan has also sent ont a large number
| of circulars to women. asking their cooperation
! in the relief work Among those who have been
elected to honorary membership in the woman 3
| auxiliary are Mrs VI. '. Terhune, Mrs. Margaret
/ Sangstcr and Mrs. :. ). Cox
| Isman Assim Bey said: England has already
contributed $500 France. 10000 francs; the En-
peror OF Austria. fgO. and the German Emperor
500 marks. II was also said that bronze ,n'uh "a
| properly Inscribed would hc presented 10 all VINO
| contribute 81 more. and silver ana goIl m"ialS
! wifi Ice given when the sums exceed 800
/ The Rev. O. y Shslmian. an American mission
arv whites 10 pr Klopsch The great baZaars OF
! ages are in heap Of ruins. Many khans ana
/ Turkish baths have also wholly or partly faIei IN
! Almost every mosque church and public burning
! IL darnf god Din one side Of the city,. AMI every
| nrivatc building injured many beyond repairing
| Innumerahle houses have become uninhabtahie
! and a large force Of workmen Is engaged by the
! Government tearing down shatt"red walls ana
buildings I'm danger 81 falling The Inhabitants are
| canning out in the oper lots within IN" city ana
along the railroad line by the s"ashore az far az
! Tho seven Towers under tents. awnings ana every
| kinI ~ imaginabe shelter which they nave Deei
ahe q, NM up FOR their families ana children ne
! .Irht OF All this Is ndescribaby pittful. even 10
The most Indifferent passcrhy. ana the Wls"tS ~
-, ~ ,oa, a, fhr unfortunate victims are b'yonh
! ,I.scrptnn All Government oflc"s nave pc'i,
/ 1871 and business f. carried on In tents anu
.-',.,'-" IutIIlnea MANY tents have been pro-
r,dc1 Tor tho most needy and bread ~ being gwen
! 90 the hungry by order OF the sultan