Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-18
MRS. MCDONALD
Will MG|VEE
Aid BY SHERIFF
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In spite OF the situation which shc
has been placed In. Mrs. Mcdonald
appeared bright and cheerful and ad'
mitted that She had little fulther to
say in regard to the matter. Several
women, who read the account of the
case yesterday afternoon, visited
Mrs. Mcdonald and expressed them.
selves as being willing to render her
assistance should II be needed.
IL am very grateful to these people
for their kind offers" Mrs. Mcdonald
said, but had to refuse them. for
j do not care to seceive charity.
only wish to have what is justly due
me, and do not see why I should not
be treated like any other woman. IT
seems that in country where Old
Glory files, one should receive just
treatment. ....-.111#
my husband lived in Honolulu for
Is years, built many buildings and
invested his money In concerns all
over the city. Whether or not he had
creditors when he went away lido moi
know, but ] do know that, II he did,
he had the money to pay them. Now,
whoever has handled that money here
in Honolulu for him must have done
sonething with 1t in order that |
might not get hold Of it.aI have been
kept In the dark with regard to every
proceeding. When my husband went
away he told me that my bills would
be paid; certain parties would handle
the funds, he said. If what | hear
is true, there are people In Honolulu
= today who are carrying on work for
him.
Does Not Want Charity. .s*=
Il do not want charity; ali that /
want il what is justly due me- Who.
ever has charge OF my husbands af.
fairs. II there is any one. should &c.
knowledge II to me- All that J. want
IS that share which any wife would
he entitled tc under the circum.
stances / understand that there Is
a certain trust company in Honolulu
that is collecting rents for my hus-
hand. SO far, that company has never
offered me cent.
When asked about the $500 which
she alleges was In THE hands Of tho
department of public works and due
her husband, and OF the fact that ths
Star-Bnlletin was informed by Super
intendent Caldwell yesterday that the
department had paid in the neighbor
hood OF $4,000 to the creditors of Nc
Donald. Mrs. Mcdonald said:
II do not believe that the depart:
ment OF public works ever paid $1,000
on MY husbands debts. It appears
to me to be a made-up story. A con-
tractor and psister who was associ.
ated with my husband for number
of years, and who was a close friend
of the family, was the one who told
me that the department, held the
money due Mr.. Mcdonald" ~
Difference In Stories. ..~s&
Mrs. Mcdonald intimated this
morning that some time ago she had
had an injunction filed against High
Sheriff Henry in order that he might
not dispose of any of McDonRld's
property which he has in keeping. II
was learned this morning at the cir
cult court that no injunction has been
filed against Henry, but that one was
filed against Mcdonald some time
ago. Mrs. Mcdonald further said that
she had been informed that( at a pr.
Tate sale, property of Mr.. Mcdonald
had heen sold to the amount OF $1,000,
and that the person who gave her
this information had himself purchaS-
ed concrete mixed and paid 500 for
1t. Sheriff Henry said chat he knew
of no such sale, and that the entire
property which he has charge Of was