The evening world. Newspaper, August 14, 1900, Page 2

a ‘Pie LUMA d Hy | a COLLIS P. HUNTINGTON, STRICKEN WITH We Crave tat VR, acduok _—— entire party to-morrow yullling op of dig fortunes. not caused by the Huntington em ployees, but by a crowd of hangers CAME OF GOOD STOCK CENTRAL PACIFIC SCHEME. on. As Mr. Manley appeared to be [a Collie Potter Hunting oa x ; V. aie e had b ar miliar with his premises, Seuator! ¢ 421 ir e ¢ : ca anol “4 Seott sald no more. and the Wibu'e) Harwiy pr valaly 4 million when, with + Was mace public 16 wae oi * re tes mentionad and a few Two weeks ago Mr. Huntington +, and 4 r worth m then apparently in vigorous bealth.| poor they we ’ 7 « : called upon Senator Hanna, and pitt | counting am cee Bis signature to an oblong piece of! uel Hur » Q “ t oper to which was afflzed a (wo-cent Continental ‘ 3 everue stamp. Declaration of Tie: : stn HOW DRATH CAME, hopaee vied " COCOOOCOOONE NNOCOHOHOGOONCOOOES. r " ‘e . t4400004-0040099-09 Heart Disease Bromght About the )*!!\"' Pari End—Last Day on At the age of fou t x : Karte. and began work for $7 9 mo: H Collis Potter Huntington, Presi- | 1987 He came to New York and hogar f dent of the Southern Pacific Rallway SINE On hie clender cepiial end ‘ : system, and multi-millionaire, died | ters of cecommendation fron me . J 3 suddenly at 6.10 this morning at bie DAMS Of Nie Hative town whebirs ; Summer lodge, “Camp Pine K t the age of twenty-two he was ‘ fo the Adfrondicks, near Raquette ‘U8OINE & Keneral merchandiae « besrtdd ; Lake. with hie brother Solon in Op neta, , omy s Death was due to heart tallure Otseo County ss : Mr, Huntington wen( into the | wi discovery of gold in (al! ‘ : Woods last Thursday afternoon. and | [OPM# ID 149. he ocarted West was in apparentiy excellent health *#% Of the Isthmus He had a Priday and Saturday he was about, “'Pital of $1200, and being detair America Bis camp noting the progress of the! ®t ‘he lethmus for three months he ~ dent of improvements whicl has been! Bereased It by trading to $5 000 ompany an carrying on this Sunday he re.| He was well equipped physically Va., one of I mained at bis lodge very quietly, re-| {!f@ 19 the mining camps He was of and best appointed ceiving the calls of several f po magnificent build and strength ae a yuilding yards im the Ls from the neighboring camps He was. too, inured to bard labo ‘ . PRINCESS CLARA vor tand temperat his habite of life ELD LAST DAY ON EARTH. tie went ss sa-vamente, nd BAARIED IN 1044, bega ‘MM funtingt 0 6-9-5605 -$00000066-4.6-6-4-0-46-04-06066>9 Yesterday he continued in goo! business fer bh wn name Dealth and made oo complaint what Subsequently he estab , ever of illness ardware house Hnatington & fort ; , f He retired last night at tt o’ciork,| Hopkins. in seven years the firm... ’ me: a apparently in the very best of health,| Nad accom Jated a fortune. Leland , ° ied | and, #0 as «an be ascertained, | Stant was partne th slept soundiy as ne sturbance was anecor mer beard from x a short ’ ‘ time before his d ' gton's store in 8 irs H Moa ng from Mr Haunt to he tym a , Ingion’s n . ° sof . ba ' ' Went to bis assis 4 , ntingtor . : As soon ax the « ome of the! Sta ‘ me by Hl $i 4 attack war realized enge Pa +! 7 Geapatched to the . s| of Gor Lounsbe , and _ be was on band in Huntington od r ‘ --- ot a WORTH. $5,000,000, ; 18S. C. P| HUNTINGTON his wife and ' thee Irie r Teer rrr eer elec crerreery Ss ere eS Terr.) and Mrs, Archer | r a atne . : ———— W. Weat Durant & * Hine 1 agitate f sed Governmental Mountain take was ato ed ty S | ald Fenulte! tn their securing trom is t o several counties end he drow Haqueite Lake as| te 4, t atey. aoe | of ran Gee: th BOR a4 porn l'« nd the » on = ? * eee! ‘ . ~ United States over 4 Te cugtcn ‘a DELAYED BY THE waa ‘ eure be|® noney and property wadertaker, and \t is experted thar! com bd should sy | complete the fond in twelve years and f Huntington's body ‘ Ps 4 the m nt ears. here on a special pe x ah as 9 | leas to say, the money has not bern / peterne refunded. WERE LAST THURSDAY. | yen ss. = cs ae wit | © tp bore” ervtod a an 0 t| us WOS orgasized sei froat k T Hl - Hl Als SUce most of the public's money into thelr! Huntington he left bis) Central Ratlroad ( company, with! ts ae is abe an ies . ” | uP B = ESSOR, own pockets and avold thelr Hability as At FUMh avenue and) $4,500,000 capital ght f the famous vay windows * sioner ous pincatony Soe Sy, reaee, ° f hie l. “ eueiagen ‘ee May Take the mess Marden of Wis Dead tacte’s | WRECKING SYNDICATE. Lion and {aia fond him honors Finawees. To wreck the road to the advantage! and upright. lls \aterests are very eax MS Samos. Yon geen Oe oe is ee oe street only last Thors-| Aid was secured in New York and| #Mi'> curving into (he avenue was) [ had pen} only a _! Boston. After the completion of the bee ge we apart 2 ee hat time menee joan s Central Pacific Mr. Huntington and ing Department. The officials main- to(peassimere and untinished worsted, in new colorings and special HEART FAILURE, DIED SUDDENLY TO-DAY. 1 ‘e Summer reakience « ie ! * Pactte Syster mend » te ae terminal, trem (Coated trom Pint Page) Rasttnaon' Sommer yak COLLIS P. HUNTINGTON, THE DEAD MILLIONAIRE. tore, Vere trom | erm 0 an fusiness and hie In indomitable will, | qutmty 000G00000000000000200000000000000000C ha Len Vals ‘ ke ¥ Lim mt Comes fie own fortune Tt was due to bts « ¥ Huotington wae ta unusually ge a Piet S| tee . i r ven aa directens ‘ rt annually. nd his untiring industry] Soot healt& when be lef / he ; —— . : mmourdadns 8 ape Witoks, NY. amok . WORLD'S FIGURES. hat the first great transcontinental , $ pe r I wo * Ine of railroads was constructed {n “ tie $ faunieiion A eo & ‘ ditions he ic Four’ are + 4 jen from “Camp !'r i « q ae: tone “1 tel by tt Vowing feures Be United States J of Raquette Laake eth hie tack ’ “Ho was the largest employer of! His brother-in caw Mr J BE Gates # rained him abor of any man in th\s land. « f the Imper tote f 1 fn ‘| . 6 to bis lasting fame that he always! 1g 8m a $ tk. bend B . eral 30" x : | ce and the adm M2? his gnele una r fre a ! « tad the respect ar 4 > u f @ ant and toutne Ne ek ve J at his employees lin a cablogre 5 f , bet qee “He was 4 most Intensely far yla ‘ over. artous high "we tating and interesting man to meet Hatel ' s tn ‘s ¥ c ‘ os i « : arrtia Eu Lin 1 possess prol ne anno & the : 4 ent = ’ 104 1 0.0. 8 + Breat lover of art. possessing 5 a vistes! PAID TO THEMSELVES ; at ikon mi " idly the finest collection of paintings) ‘iy Wg He ranke ‘ wid «= pal a n the world ‘ Majestic. wt af os tard gate of s wa te : 1 furah = 121 OL oH th many of 5 maple ey : eee ty je spent hours no mpan. « orrow Hunting & ageinent \ litton ‘ anon dis pletures and siwa He- | ton ha . yard er home wa Preat! Improv 8 kw * reid herhibeesvcta ighted 0 exhibit them to his f iF Se Com tat up| waive ar * ENOUNCED BY CLEVELAND. pelew the tia * with al at Dy . r and have them enjoy then M. muried fart equip ie ottiee $6 Ooo . ssonting tte tied in the f t ' : . ow Nvaen other Me Mun He died in ' e wned of. Yours v all his facuities h wife's b g v dunting ‘ ‘ sis labora and pleuoing new ¢ amp ! h S x ty ie bas ‘ stings for the feture lie wil Mr Huatingtor Pe " t 8 H a m _ >. feeply missed, and all who had th are aay for om Thin & * ; | np #ith him wil) mourn th eof o g we . |, C1 teetington's \depted Daugh- sland, siesta = 8 Now aes eaten aed Mis three, unet2.oe ter Seite from Rerepe Refore thie tribute was made public fort , located ot Point ° lends Made Colesent v ally t Te Morrow ‘ fi v nt cis Fortunes, work , Mr Manley and Senet» at of ‘he hurth shore of Kaguette La it Colle # Huptingt The ‘ West Virginia, the latter being repre. | 204 1S comnectedt with (he cut + oF ae oe the DURE 148 ook - ah world by a nineteen mite road o é te ‘Raliroad dai. Th 8 ’ rhoumatism at mnaulted pany, of which Huntington was Pre g Var tition . ” seins an oe neetly ant the document dent, The road connecta with the Q t ‘ x ob ti . if seven years. jator Seott was inclined to die Webb Mohawk and Malone Kailway tne ve will te « now, as she will pote the statement that Mr Hunting The offve of the Union Pacific. (1 i oat «” benefactor dead and burted on s beloved by hie employees, | f - : rival : was Delov y : plo sj the Mille Hutlding, at #45 ka tre , f are, whe wes tera Chore yh ceparately and collectively. and! this morning notified | at 119 mn The Wo ® *. the daughter of a cited fm support of his conten'on the! the Huntington mapeion an CrP nee " . ‘ cer, war adopted by Tobe etrike a few years ago } magnate had died at M Jnieb ir . Mark q » ' Fx oreme " ) Ist3, when her father Mr, Manley silenced the West Vir-\ ders were ianued to have to hous the Oev-| pe eee pall fea we ginian by saying he knew al! about! in peadinens to receive the body and er F Fx money w his and the Huntington millions, were that tro: ble, and that the strike was! story i® an object lesson in they) 4) ~ oalad tee the ene n j 4 r The D'rincess is now nearly forty years wor 8 & olf Sho was married in 19 and haw ® DET wince made her home tn Burope In \ any | tar enpectally, she made a great ‘i with her beauty, wealth, Jews py MEYE : Great Reductions on Main Floor. Women's Russia Calf and Brown Kid Oxford Ties, most all of our $4.00 and $5.00 styles, may now be had for per pair. | In Blach Kid we have a great variety from $2.00 to $3.00 per pair, which formerly were much higher. Amom@g : these you cannot help but find the style you prefer. Women’s White Canvas Oxford Ties, per pair....... $1.50 Bathing Slippers, Shoes and Hose, improved styles, at 25c. and 50c. per pair. We have also every manner and kind of boot and shoe that can ba desired by anybody—men, women or children—and for every use, sport, business or pleasure. All our goods are the very best. All our prices are the very least, | ALFRED J.CAMMEYER, 6th Ave., cor. 20th St. Fall Fabrics Included! Another Shot Will Strike Home. By reduced price selling of Summer Clothes we have kept together our full force of skilled | men tailors ready to handle the 4 usual rush of Fail business, This sale has some days to run, and dyring that time we will in- Conceded clude in our reduced price offer AFALL SUIT = Made ‘0 Order $f? 00 . Vaiue $30, Remember these are the same Suits and Too Coats we at no other time make OR TOP COAT ina Our Best Style. for fess than $15.00. Select your cloth from an immense stock of new productions and |[fresh importations. Included in this sale are the new Fall stripes in | Also an extensive assortment of black yoods. in Vicuna. ee (that will not gloss), and Thibel. We also offer heavy weights in Melton, Kersey, English Worsted and Whipcord. Ws Time of Sale Positively Limitea. By Cohen & Co. ENTINE UL Cor. Nassau and and Ann Sts., N, x. AVOID MINTARES » Building Covered eh Revolving Umbrellas, --- oe *