Salt Lake Telegram | 1902-03-01 | Page 2 | Miss Stone Believes Rev. Tsilka Innocent

2 MISS STONE BELIEVES I REV INNOCENT J r- r De Declares lares He Was Was Not an Accomplice of the Bulgar- Bulgar BulgarIan ian Brigands Who Abducted Her J 4 t I I f i SP CONSTANTINOPLE S' S March 1 Miss I.-Miss Miss I t- t WJ llen ri I. I Stone is much in need of rest t. t n id expected here in a few days i Ae now at and after a will wilt embark In a ves- ves I othis city S e fur officials do not take serl- serl 0 he stories cabled here that the States Government will call the ithe the Sultan to make good the ran- ran 1 ds f ney paid to the Bulgarian bri- bri Miss Stone believes In the evidence of or oil the the Rev TsUka husband of hex hec in who i IS charged barged with being an n accomplice of the brigands in cap- cap VI and d will Vm In his behalf as as soon as she reaches this city t Brigands Under Orders t LONDON March 1 The I.-The The Constanti- Constanti correspondent of the Dally Daily ChronI Chron- Chron I V I f ile le believes It to be pra practically t cally 1 that the Bulgarian Government Ina Instructed inS In- In a- a K S r. the brigands not to release L f Miss Stono on oct Bulgarian territory and Ji 4 5 that this accounts for the delay In the liberation of ot the captives S Family Offers Thanks BOSTON March l 1 In I.-In In recognition of the great sympathy shown for tor Miss Elj El- El j J h M. M Stone her mother and brothers have Issued a letter of thanks to friends J Known and unknown who have in any PSALM Cabled to Miss 01 Stone by the American Board of Foreign Missions l If it had not been the Lord Lordt t I. who wa was on our side side bide when when men rose us 1 4 4 Then they had swallowed us up 4 of- of quick when their wrath was wa 4 of- of kindled against us 4 Then the waters had overt overwhelmed over- over 4 t 4 whelmed us s the Uie stream had gone tone 1 4 over oven our soul 4 r. r Blessed be the the Lord who hath who hath 4 i 14 not given us a prey to their 4 oJ teeth 4 4 OUI Qui i ts escaped asa a bird bird 4 out of the snare of the fowler 4 4 the snare Is broken and we are 4 4 escaped 1 Our help is in the name of the thet t 4 Lord who made heaven and 4 4 earth 4 way proffered aid td Id or sympathy A debt of gratitude Is especially acknowledged for tor or the efforts put forth by President Roosevelt Secretary Hay and Assistant Assistant Assistant Assist Assist- ant Secretary Adee of the State department de de- de- de Spencer Eddy and Consul- Consul General Dickinson