The evening world., 1894-09-04
ACCUSING A SENATOR
Mrs. Glascock Tells Her Story
About Stewart, Of Nevada.
Says He Took Advantage Of Her
Sickness and anxiety.
Mr.. Stewart Again Declares the Case
an Attempt at Blackmail.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. AIRS. Carrie
Brady Glascock, the defendant In the
divorce suit in which Senator Stewart,
OF Nevada, Is the correspondent, has
written statement of her side OF the
case for the Raleigh IN. CO News and
Observer.
She gives in detail the story OF her
ator, beginning with her otfice-seeking
attempts in Washington. and of the
Senator promising her position and
loaning her money when the position
after narrating the Senator's absence
from the city, then goes on as follows:
=" He Senator stewarD was very cor
dial and friendly, even fatherly towards
me. His venerable face prevented his
demonstrations of affection from being
as offensive as they otherwise would
have been. He seated me on his sofa
and inquired after my health As ! was
still afflicted with malaria, he said he
had sure remedy. which he took him
self. He made up dose In a glass and
gave 1t 70 me to drink. 1t put, me to
that he had taken advantage Of me.
81 accused him of his crime and
started to leave the Office. He pleaded
had "A family at home; that he had been
that he had obliged me so long. had
worked so hard TO get me position.
were sick and I was in distress that
ought not to do him the great injury Of
exposure. He assured me he had GER
tain and immediate PROSPECTS OF re ;,h
large salary which would place me and
my children In comfort and beyond all
want In the future. His promises and
flattery finally overcame my indigna-
prominent position he was soon to have
ready for me.
When called again to receive the
appointment II was not ready, but his
promises and hattery were. He had
now acquired power over me. as | had
not expose him he could expose me,
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
quent calls at the Senator's office.
zone OF his bank checks found in my
pocket by my husband" Mrs Glascock
says, aroused my husbands suspicious,
out and had others to watch me. He
met me soon afterwards coming out OF
the Senator's room. He created a
the great shadows into which had bee n
led, and life no longer appeared worth
living, and but for my little children
think ! would have drowned myself
Mrs. Giascock then narrates the bring,
inP OF a suit for divorce by her husband
and her fruitless appeals to Senator
Stewart for relief for herself and family.
Mrs. Glascock says that the story was
sent for her to The News and Observer
by Frank Daniels. chief clark OF the In
terror Department who is part owner
OF the paper.
To reporter Of the Washington Even
ing Star She to-day reiterated the state
ments made in the Raleigh paper, said
that her husband had been going down
hill through drink. and added; Senator
Stewards secretary could verify what !
have said II he would tell the truth. He
entered the ONCE one day and found us
in compromise nE situation. But OF
course his mouth Is sealed. Stewards
money has bought everything in sight"
Mrs. Glascock denied that she had been
living with her husband since he applied
for a divorce. as Senator Stewart charged
in recent statement In which he ac-
cused Mr.. and Mrs. Glascock OF being
engaged in a conspiracy TO blickmail
him, and said that he had obtained
proofs OF their having lived together
since the suit for divorce was begun.
and would prosecute them. The Sena-
tors secretary could not be seen to-
day, as he left the city last week on i
short vacation.
Senator Stewart was seen concerning
the statement OF Mrs. Glascock. but be-
yond reiterating the charge that the
husband and wife were trying 10 extort
money from him and TO blaCkmail him
would say nothing.