The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-27
Suddenly Taken Away
by Heart Disease.
WAS At HISSUMMERC CAMP
The Question Of His Successor Barely
MentiOned--His Nephew May
Become President.

1 UTICA, n y. August 1.-The death OF
Cells p. Huntington. which took place NJ
zine Knot Lodge. his camp IN the Blue
mountain region OF the Adirondacks. nj
Iu:ss last night. came with startling sud
denne.a. He went into the woods las;
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/ e''N
IN ehcehent health AZ that time ne re-
marked that he had never appreciated
the woods 90 much a. this season. on
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'''"~s Sne S"'"'u"S "e "~s So'u' Ns
| camp noting the progress Of Improve
menta which N. had be.n rarr1rtnr nm
a.. =.
Vh S"hu"1 ne remained al the ioaEe
very quietly, receiving the calls Of several
fr,.pa. fron ,.,vhhor,nx raro,. y..,.r.
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e~' w ''o" ''"s WIN 'Ner ms PIe-
SERVES and also made trip on MS steam
boat. the OneontA. lie remarked 20 his
fr,.na. ma n. wa. ,..sn. r.r,ars.,,,,
plsint whatever Of Illness. lie retired
Inst evening M N o'clock stir apparent-
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80 '"' ~ "'~''"' ~" nm
"tes iater "o"nH were heara from ms
. room and an attendant Immediately went
q mm IN ~ ned
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anu 'e"'''s''Fes were app''eo' Out huh'-
ingtou Hsnk rapidly. and n ten minutes
had paasee fwav. m H. nspposea that
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: "'" w" ~
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N1N hoteN' AutuH, i-.--i ne poaS on
: S",tl- r Huntington VIZ pio"euiy artlNe
~ the tlts on hPetlhl tralh lfum ltiea
e.t N".s saseiiooh. th' 'eulolus VIII ~
4 taken 10 the Huntington residence ny
Flfth avenue and Fnty-sevcnth street
The funeral VIII probably take place Fri
day or saturday. n r. Huntington
nephew OF the deceased hnancier and nov
, acung president OF the Soutnern Facih'
road, ~ on his way mere 70 attend th'
funeral All talk ne 20 the new presi
= dent of the road b az yet premature. Ger
tain important interests IN the company
"A Including General Hubbard. who is nov
nj abroad. and the representatives OF IN
IA Searlos and Hopkins estates. VII have q
!. bc consulted
Many messages OF sympathy and condo
lence have been received for the farnil
!. at the ofice OF the southern Pacific roaI
and az many more have been sent 10 IN
Ftfth avenue residence.
Charles Fl Tweed. general counsel an
second vice president % the Southern Ia
a. Cihc Company, who IL generally reEarde
~ AZ having been closer TO Mr. HuntinEto
: asked today whether any OF the dispos
no tions of Mr.. Huntington's viii could "
- be made public.
" Nothing now" answered Mr. Tweet
Certainly nothing until after the funei
= al"
no els there any question that Mr. Hun
- inEton has left a WIN
OF Il don't feel al liberty 20 say anythin
on that subject NJ present"
Then after rejecting few moment
80. Ar Tweed said: 1t may To safely n
sumed that such a document Is IN exis
ence'
Was the stability OF his Investment
NJ the event Of his death. made secu'
ors by formal provision during hts lifetime
err PROVISIONS were made against bis hol'
No. ms neinE thrown upon the market"
,ol " - reported that you are likely
succeed Ny. Huntington ne the head
- The Southern Pacific"
ler NO. AR. ". n. Huntington. nephew
or Mr. g. =. Huntington. D. the hrst VI
sat president of the company. ! am the ~
ond vice president But AL that II ma
. ter toi tutuie Mrahsement
MI lNeed ADDED that MI ~. n. Hun
you ,nhtoh nae ue.n heara from az New 9
her ~ i.ens On NJ Wy 70 tnu city hha that
80, was expected 90 arrive here tomorrS