New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-29
PLANS TO SAVE JEWS.
.4ppcal IL resident for 4mbaSsa-
doris .Ictioa Considered.

Al+honqb All the Jews in this city are horTi-
oed at TIE prospect OF further outrages IN
EzishIneF. there has come a great difference OF
,pirioa as 10 what measures Jews here should
AXE 20 prevent them. Plans FOR mass meet
tng TO be held by Jews TO denounce the Rus
star government and call on this government
70 protest against III treatment OF the Russian
Jews are shoat but are not meeting with the
asa OF the more conservative. In fact such
declare that a meeting OF this kind would be
he best pueteXt the Russian government could
have TO So on with prescription, and garbled
reports % this meeting would reach the Rus
sian peasants and soldiery. exciting them TO
massacre.
sueh g meeting would 60 incalculable harm,
declared X h sarasohn. proprietor OF The
TsK!sb Daily News" yesterday. He went on:
lis scheme OF the socialists. They don't really
care for the Jews 4 they can advance their propa-
sso6 es e ~4 To e oPy F 4 bs og
seVeFHment an excuse f5r further persecution. for
1fsli iast ran which was Inade up Of REPRESENTATIVE
Americans. IS ali right for that conveyed the pro-
test % the American Geutiles. think, though. the
that TIE jews are ho-ri1ed what has been and
the prospect Of more 81 the horrors
Tie Jews should g. S9egt this sf[a5r in con
goverrTent and be forwarded ~ the governmert
That Is about all We can do now.
Samuel Dorf. PRESIDENT OF the Order Birth
Abraham. IS srrsaging for conference OF we'll
known Jews. chiefly the heads Of the various
Jewish charitable organizations. who viii con-
Fider petition TO the President that through
the Ambassador at St Petersburg, he protest
10 the Russiat Government against further III
treatment OF he Jews. Congressman Henry II.
Gol6fogle va be at this conference He de-
clared yesterday that such course was the only
one, in his o3inion. which promised success. say
tag:
Russia dos not have % listen to the complaints
peJitionf cf Individuals, particularly those who
ose her nqallegtanee but Russia can't help listen
-esenting Is he does nation IA friendly inter
course With Russia ] have spoken II Congress
because passports are not issued 10 American citl-
Pussis K saw abuses which maze nv blood run
cold. lneTlca has an interest IN this, Il only IN
STs axe stio9 n Ibs rp ee sn6 = 20 oA Rroest
throuG the Chief Executive
Jencson n. Levy asserted yesterday that
The United States ought to demand that this
atai- be taken Up by The Hague tribunal-"a
poett justice" he said. AS the Gar Instituted
tharcourt" Ee continued:
" should protest through our Ambassador. tell
tlg-he ear that this country does not intend 70
driven fT2I pm. their homes by cruelty and intole5-
Z before elthough we were insulted and dldn'i
Gfeu0ugh about The Insult; really al did was
o.. Nov. the Car doesn't nave 10 receive psti-
r1s from Americans. but ne must. personally 4
roessaryt listen 10 protests from tie American
.nbassador.
Jacob Fingut confecuoner. OF No Is9 For
byth-s--, received a letter from his daughter.
Mrs ZeIla BerdOwsky. written IN KishiDef on
December IS. saying that notices were posted
81 al the principal streets, warning the Jews
70 leave the city or suffer violent death. The
men We're al aiming, she declared, 10 resist but
rad 10 hopes. as the police and soldiers were
Va 0f
The klshinef Relief Committee has prepared
petition 70 the President, asking him to direct
TIE attention Of the Russian government 10 the
threatening conditions IN Kishinef- Many
signed yesterday, and before the end of the
week = IS expected that there viii be about
$4,000 signatures. The petition VIII be handed
70 the President some time next week