The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-10-09
Armerjaos Fee IN Large Nun
hes From ConstautinopIe
BISMARCK oy FREE SILVER.
Mczks Rurses 70 Deafh O. Phaigrl-e ISias5s-
Pszgus Il Bc-ezy-NRozS SUeScriee5 fo-
CHA IoI--Dr. S7OV1 Agsir-Pcee's Deie-
gars q he WAY 70 rhesUuiTs5 Stzres.

NARSEILLES, Sept. ss-There ex-
ISIS condition Of affairs in this city
al present which seems 70 Be disgrace
TO Eu-o1s and 10 the Armenian asSO-
Citations generally throughout the en-
tire world SubSisting upon Govern
ueur. municipal OF private charity here
are $40 unfortunate Armeni2ns-meu
women snd children. young and old.
healthy and sick-who have succeeded
II escaping from the bloody masSae-eS
3 CoaslanSinopIe and who were one
and aIl buoyed up by The hope OF be
irE able eventually 70 reach the land
OF freedom. the United States Three
weeks have already elapsed and moth
Ing definite appears 70 have been done
for their relief. much less toward ind
ing them homes. by any Of the many
associations for the relief Of the SUI
ts-trg Armenians which have been or
gained II England and America The
unsorturs-eS. however seem 10 De the
very class 10 which the hand OF charity
should frsJ be extended They are
homeless. nearly all psnnilesS. many
are enduring the pangs Of hunger. ana
ys- nobody seems willing 10 step in
ana guide this hand OF refugees 10
some place where they can begin life
anew under more promising cireum-
stances.
Large amounts Of mOnsy have been
raised II the past for the Armeuians
IN Armenia. but the situation OF the
latter is not 3 whit worse than the
half starved people here, If as bad
The Arusnians IN Armenia certainly
Lzt their co-reIigionists and fellow
coUurryuen 20 fall back upon The
poor people here seem 10 have no
friends II the wide world. yet they are
Is honest and industrious q class as
you can ind On the shores OF the Med
iCerrz1ez1-
some South American spectators. II
i true. taking advantage OF this de-
pIorzbIs situation. have prevailed upon
$40 Others Of the Armenian refugees TO
allow themselves 70 1e transported 10
The Argentine Republic, there in ali
probability TO meet the fate Of thou
sands Of the Hebrews Of Russia. who.
thanks 70 The philanthropy OF the late
Baron H1rseh. emigrated 10 South Am
erica only 20 ind themselves. fgur-
z-5v=Iy speaking. tossed from the fry
tug pan into The IRE II Is true that the
climate Of the Argentine Republic Is
said TO be more healthy than that OF
TIE regions that the poor Hebrews
trisd 10 settle II. but the end Is likely
TO o the same in the case OF the Ar
uenlz1 refugees who are rot & class
q people likely 10 thrive IN roughly
founded colonies
Only about eighteen Of the 500 Az
ue1iz1S who reached here have a. yet
been able 10 start for the United States.
These few euigrantz are Of the better
class Of the Aruenians- They are fair
y vel supplied with funds and win
probably start for New York via SOUTH
znp-on But What Is 10 become Of the
remaining unfortunate Christians fee
ing from the blood stained Turks who
are living on charity here With their
eyes turned I0agingIy toward the Unit
e SrzteSz Il would seen that these
people nay De barred from reaching
the United States and they may be
forbidden 70 land there even II they
suceeed IN obtaining transportation 20
the shores Of North America