Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-05


Carrie Brady GlasscOck, I,
In the divorce suit. In whi
Stewart, oiNevada, is the cor
hiss written statement on Ia
the case for the R,ieigh,N. O.
Observer.
She gives Ia detail the story
alleged relations with the Nevada
ator, beginning with her Office seekh
attempts In Washingto ton aud OF the Sena-
tor promising her position aud loaniug
her money when the position had NOT
been obtained Her statement
alter narrating the Senator's alb
SERGE from the city, then goes on
as follows: "He. Senator Stewart) was
very cordial and frieudly. .even fatherly
toward me. His venerable face pre-
vented his demonstrations of affection
from being as offensive rs they other
wise would have been. He seated me
on his sofa and inquired after my
health. AS / was still afflicted with
malaria he said no had r sure remedy
which he took himself. tie made up
dose in glass and gave IL 10 ne TO
drink. II put me TO sleep. When /
came to myself found thai
he HAD TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF NE.
accused him OF bis crime and started
to leave the office. lie pleaded with
me not to make n scene; that he had
family at home; that he had been over
come with his attachment for me; that
he had obliged me so long, had worked
so hard 10 get a position, had given mo
money when my family wore
sick. and ] was In distress, that
ough, not to do him the great injury OF
exposure. He assured me ne had cer-
tain and 'mmediate prospects OF raceiv-
ing permanent position for me With
a large salarJ, which would place mo
and my childret.in comfort and beyond
all want 10 the heiSscIa---l4s prQ.a(
and QaL,ery' '!nalIy overcome my1YI-.
nation and cOnseated to accept thps
prominent position he was sooD TO bavo
ready for me.
when ! called again TO receive tho
appointment II was not ready, but his
now acquired power over me; as | bad
not exposed him he could expose me;
| besides | owed him money that | could
not pay.
HE PERSUADED ME TO SUBMIT
TO him. was now at his mercy, and
| he could command me as he pleased"
Then follow details OF money paid.
promises 10 obtain the position aud
| frequent calls at the Senator's Office.
Zone of his bank checks" Mrs. Glass
cock says, (which was found ia my
pocket by my husband, aroused bis
suspicious, and he then followed
me when went out, and had others
| 10 watch me. lie met me s0on
| aiterward coming out OF the Senator'S
room. He created a stormy scene with
me, and I realized the great shadows
/ into which had been led. and life no
longer appeared worth living. AID bnt
FOR my little chlldrsu | think / would
have drowned myself" B."
Mrs.. Olasscock then ntrrates The
! bringing o. a suit for divorcs by her
| husband. and her frultsss appeals 10
/ Senator stewart Tor relief Tor herself
I aad family. sns says that the story
vas seat Tor her 10 the Acrs 0ud Ob-
ssrrer ~ Mr Fraak Danisls. ehisf
clsrE of tbe Interior DepaFtnsnt Who
is part owner OF TIE paper.
10 a reporter for the WashinRion
Ercniug Star shs TO-DAY reiterated ths
| statsments made In The Raleiga paper,
said that her husband had been eolsK
down the hill through drinK aud added.
senator Stevart's secretary could
vefiig rhat have said II be would tell
The truth. Hs entered the oiico one
day and found us
IxA cOMPKOMfsfsG SITUATION.
/ But, Of course. his mouth is sealed.
Stewards money has bought everything
la sight"
Mrs Gissscock denied that she bad
toen living with her husband since be
applied for q divorce, as Senator
Stewart charged In recent state
ment ia which be accused Mr. and Mrs.
Glasscock OF being engaged In a con-
sp'racy 10 blackmail him and said THAI
he had obtained proofs Of their having
| lived together since the suit for divorce
was begun and would prosecute them.
The Senator'S secretary could not be
seen to-day as be left the city last week
/ IN a short vacation