New Britain herald., 1928-03-22
N'I)oNALD WOMAN
 IGNORES HUSBAND
Shows No Interest in Man Whose
 Confession Saved Her

1 Montreal 4uo, M1rch - tE-lil l@ 1 "I}"'s stnt'nce eomiurIlo1 10 lit. in- l prlsourn'nt. inJieafious today were iihat i last minute rttort would be
 made to save George Mcdonald. son- t"nC"d 10 dt~ on tlt" gaIoN's at NaJ.
 l"}ti"il ,'ajl tomorrow mornlug l |, t. t.Cganit. defender of 'hc Nc
 l'oHal1S ui their lrlal for the stdAin.
 ct IahcInc taxi drIvor last Jul1. said that lIr was considering an ap- z al tG 'hlrf Judge Lafoutainc or tfe court of app als, for a stay ot 'Nrrution- MrrouJld's mothc and sister of Portland Nc.. are return ing to Montreal today. hr SapI. and 1ro 'nsistont that thc ttfort he mad,
 Mcdonald. lis iailors said, show "d llt'h" fcotiu- when told that his wife had been spared but that h.. ttust dle.
 'I hope to God that II I haee an other trial i Wf3 hr acquitted" IT,. said when informed that an appeal might be made, "I don't ~aitt 10 20 through with another trial if [ .Hn to ha1r tho same result as t}p l4st fUue.'
 His attorney Was not Sau-uun d. lo inc results nG su appeal IT, >4Id he douft"d Hb"t1or fine nocc Ssar} af'tda'i's and nr" evidence con1d b. procur"d i'll tune.
 Ignores Her Husband
 Mrs. Mcdonald received thr nen If her counut3tlou calmly at first l'pr shortly had ; if Of weeping. She >e"ueJ rnronrorn,d, hnnrepr "'er inc fat' of her husband
 She bad r"tueed to 41eeer tt, l'tters sutrr Ii. lseuoJ the anlJa1i fl dh@ol}lnG her of bG,mc in the slnnt leG. Each had attempted to sa,D inc oth"r by taking tho hlsrnc- fpJ the actual shooting and Mrs Mr. Don7ld has frenurnttv said that zlu " oulJ dlo nIllingl} If her hushanI eo'll1 h. spared
 She has expressed no desire to ace her nushaud again Ii nas said and proi,ablv rill not he given an tn hid hlm goodbye.
 The former Mount Vernon, N. Y. girl has galneJ weight since her con fHamon' iu atl and has been enjoy ing good health. ". frihari attor- n~r from her home city. said he found her happy auj unconcernod when ho visited her Iust before news of communication of sentence nss received. She was anNlous to hear of friends back home, he said and tall, cd casually with hlm for several minutes.
 After the execution she will be 'a ken 10 Portsmouth p"njtontlatN. near Kingston, Ont, to begin serH- ing her life sentence.
 II was planned to take the con 1 Jemned man to Nalleyfiel1 lall today | from Rordeauy lall. here, here he i has been confined. The seaftol1 has ' eenn erected and the installation Of i flood lights in the prison yard leads ! .o the belief that the trap will be < sprung som etime before dawn tomor- ! row morning, IL had originally been pla med 10 hang Mrs, Mcdonald . shortly after midnight and her bus " pand an hour or so later. TheSc ,la ns, ss they relate to Mcdonald, n lave not been altered, If IS believed
 Lachlne, Que, March ec dP> - There as some feeling here. the lome touu of the slain Adelard that an error had been made in cormuting Doris McDon- | i'd s death sentence to life lmpris- . 
 Mrs Bouchard and the slain mans " son refused comment but Josephat . Dubois. Bouchard's brother in law. { ,ald the action was rank injustice
 Electors in Eng]a nd who before S5o had the right to vote because hey had 'boiled the pot on their onu hearths' for six months presl- ously were known as "potwallopers.'