Celebration Given
Bishop Crimont Of
Alaska, At Juneau
(By The Associated Press)
JUNEAU, Sept, 9, — A Diamond
Jubilee in honor of Rev. Father
Crimont, Bishop of Alaska on his
entrance to the Society of Jesus,
was celebrated here Sunday by a
solemn Pontifical Mass, with a ser
mon said by Father Bernard Hub
bard.
A dinner was given in the after
noon in honor of the Bishop and
visiting clergy.
Tuesday evening another dinner
will be given in his honor at which
Governor John W. Troy, Mayor Isa
dore Goldstein, and others will
speak. U S Commissioner J. F.
Mullen will preside at the dinner.
Although the Bishop’s anniversary
fell on August 15, the celebration
is taking place now, because he was
then on a tour of interior Alaska
and could not be present.
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673 Convicts Are
Enroute Prison
Ship To Cuianas
(By The Associated Press)
SAINT MARTIN DE RE FRANCE
Sept. 9, —A miserable company of
I
gray-clad convicts ate their last sup
per in the homeland last night, for
today they sail for the dread Guiana
prisons.
The steamer Martiniere is ready
to sail with a human cargo of 673:
criminals. For many of them it will
be a one-way trip, with the only
hope of escape to the Venezuelan i
mainland. |
LONG SHOT LAST NIGHT
IS ON ROAD RECOVERY
TODAY BUT V IY WEAK
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BATON ROUGE, Sept. 9—A tremor of premonition has I
prevailed in the state house since the special session con
vened. Extra precautions were taken last night. Most
persons failed to realize that the noises were gun fire. For
a few moments there was no reaction until the bullets con
tinued to fly.
Women screamed and men shouted. Scores scurried
back into the house chamber and clung to the walls to es
cape the withering fire of the bodyguards, who had momen
tarily lost Long, as he staggered down the stairs to the base
ment. He was whisked to the hospital from a corridor near
where Weiss’ body lay, face downward.
A crowd had assembled about it for fifteen minutes be
fore the police cleared it away. Long was taken to the up
per floor of the hospital where just before he was operated
on, he said “nobody is to give out any statements.”
One physician said that just before the senator went
under the knife he prayed almost inaudibly, as the doctor
held his hand.
Two hours after the shooting, Mrs Long with her child
ren, Rose, Russell and Balmer, arrived by auto from the city.
Weiss was thirty years old, and was the son-in-law of
Judge B. H. Pavy. Young Weiss was a practicing eye, ear,
nose and throat specialist for the past three years, in his
lather’s office. He graduated from Tulane University and
did graduate work at a medical post in Vienna, and went
thru interneship in Paris and New York. He had one child,
Carl, three months old. Upon his graduation from Tulane,
the class prophecy under his photo in the school annual said:
“With knowledge aplenty and friends galore, he is bound to
go out and make the world take notice.”
The Weiss family was opposed to Huey Long’s politics,
but until the shooting, he had not been prominently identi
fied in the opposition.
BATON ROUGE, Sept. 9—A physician’s bulletin early
today said that Long’s condition was satisfactory. “The
senator was shot through the right upper quadrant of the
abdomen, the bullet going through his body, penetrating
transversely, the colon. He has had considerable hemmor
hage from mesentery and omentum."
National guardsmen are preparing to move here from
New Orleans. Two hundred members of the New Orleans
units are mobilizing and preparing to leave by trucks.
At eight-thirty A.M. today Long was reported to be
gaining strength after a blood transfusion and an operation.
Rev Gerald L. K. Smith, national organizer of Long’s
share in wealth plan, called all ten million “members of the
society” to spend at least five minutes today in prayer for
Senator Huey Long.
When Long was shot in front of Governor Allen’s office,
the governor rushed out shouting: “Give me a gun; some
body give me a gun.” The bodyguards said they had been
warned to expect almost anything. “We really expected a
bunch was planning to storm the State House Saturday
night,” one said.
Mrs. Long, at the bedside of her husband, said that he
had had a premonition when he left New Orleans for the
special session, that he might not return. She quoted him
as saving; “I may not come back, but I’ll die fighting.” She
is composed today, and so were the children, after they had
visited the hospital.
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