Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-14
r, p, HUNTINGTON
Died LAST NIGHT
Retired to Bed in an Apparently Good State
Of Health, and His Demise Was
Shock to Family and Friends

c.r,s P. Huntington, who was so wei
,..r8 In the West as one OF the fore
ID, railroad promoters and managers
!. che world. is dead at a summer re.
~. I'm the State OF New York The
-, bulletin announcing this fact came
-,,. News early this morning from
s.nt5ga. as follows.
o., ia reported here that Coils T.
harrington died suddenly at Camp
p,e Knot Racquette Lake, In the
l5irondaeks. last night
Later on this message came from San
u Francisco.
private message received In New
ysrs and sent here says Huntington
as5 early lastn,ght at Racquette Lake
II. was taken suddenly 10, it is stated
and carried into @ house where he died
ra f.W minutes, before anything could
b. done 90 relieve him.
Ttan further Information came from
New York as follows.
"a report received here says that a
rsesare was brought last night from
ufrtuts camp on kacquette Lake in
~ Adirondack Mountains 90 the town
M Raeouetts Lake, y. y, The message
contained the simple statement
Alr Huntington died suddenly TO-
IrIrht Monday night,
Tba message is supposed TO refer 10
G j Huntington the moillionaire and
railroad man All Geographic cOmmu-
raati0n with Racquet Lake Is cut on az
thfs hour and 10 is impossible to verify
me truth OF the report
Al the residence of Mr. Huntington
IN this city this morning i was stated
thar be was at Racquette Lake. no M
formation had been received at o'clock
nis morning al the residence concern
ng The reported death OF Mr.. Hunting
ton
Afterwards this positive announce
mert came from Utica, New York.
"Co.Us r. Huntington, president
Southern Pacific, died, Pine Knot Camp
mean Durraut Racquette Lake, Adron-
dacks. u o'clock last night
PRIVATE SECRETARY NOTIFIED.
New York August 14-Mr. G.. p
Euntlngt0ns private secretary, j. y,
Gstes received message az his resi-
dance the Hotel Majestic this morning
N Announcing the sudden death last night
pf the millionaire az RaCquette Lake,
N y. Mr. Gates left for Camp 'Plne
Knot" on the FIRST train early this
morning Friends Of the Huntington
family iu this city sent a cablegram 90
london. addressed 10 the Princess
hltleIdt the adopted daughter of Mr.
Huntington. announcing the death OF
her father
a despatch received from London yes
tariay by the Associated Press said the
princess Hatfield was booked % sail
f3r the United States on board the
steamer Majestic Aug. 18th.
WAS IN GOOD HEALTH.
Utica. n. y. August 14.-Colns p.
Huntington President OF the Southern
Pacific railroad died at Pine Knot
LCgIe Camp iu the Blue Mountain re-
giou early This morning. Mr. Hunting
ton went into the woods last Thursday
afternoon and was lu apparently good
health Friday and Saturday he was
about bis camp noting the progress OF
the improvements which he had been
carrying on this year sunday be- Tee
ma.nel 40 his lodge very quietly. receiv-
lag thg calls oi several friends from the
teghb1Hrg camps Yesterday be COM
tuls1 IN good health and made no COM
PLANT whatever OF illness. He retired
last evening az II o'clock apparently in
NE very best Of health. and so far as
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