Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-26

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Broad WA1c,, ti4t t the l-AslluH clll-
>t1,~ If Montana mud n RI >iur1.t If tl,l-
state H,nce l>G4, tiled ~ the Hotel
I,rnad dwater NJ 3:l3 u'cIhck this n"fn-
tnr. Ht had been Confined IL his
r,mn4 sit.ce SulurA y night, 1ut 1t VIII
not believed Is nlnlady wn- -tri' u@
until Tie announcement Of hi+ death
Wits received.
The re1uote rau4e of his d.A'h wu4 u
severe attuck Of la g1ir1'e, contracted
while in ;l,c eu.t last winter Aud from
which T. never recovered. Il trip was
niutie to Italy In hopes at henet1ttlhe
h- health, aud 1t ueened to haze rt-
suited III much good. but since hi4 'e-
turn to Montana h- ha= not been asle
10 tnt -cArc~ly ut all.
Uu The evening of the opening day
Of the hntel (Suturtay, the 2l>t,) Col
Brondwuter sut with tx-Gov. Hau>er
tor several hours on the trout verunda,
watching the arrival "f citizen guests,
,warmiuE frt,tu cars and carriages, uid
It IL utlev+d by Manager Campbell
tllnt Cot. Bfouh water, thus EXPOSED To
he OPEN air tor ~ long time, con~
,ra,ted Il r,iA which aggravated tue
rrlpp n,,.Iu'iy from whi;l he hrd 70
severely suffered, aud FASTENED ht.
taking rtl'*
H. rc2ired Abt,ut 1T o'clock Saturday
u|uht aud never again lett the rom
| Nothing -u{itnl> WIS npprrhendett. III
! DR.. Treaty, vito wa> ln AttenHa]ct,
| tod h,ul ne r'u-t leave ttl> altitude us
/ ,oul1 II. ht hu1 recovered sufficiently
to t,uvtl. Hi digestive "rSan- md
heart " ert affected, nru II was IT, r."
litve the latter urgHn that II chuhEt ol
climate, wA> IT cnni'lendtd. last night
his cutl.iltlrtl l,+cunle worst, aud DIR.
E.. K. Colt WIS called tu to cnl>ulE
VIII, Ur, Trtucy. The latter remained
will til. I.tirnt I" The t+st. Mr.. -
=. Hrulwatrr, aif- nf the Cn|"nt]
his daughter Wilder. Judge thutla-
-tro, M. Miller aud Miss Annette
thuu,u.t III, ta,her Atu x'-ltr- ut Mr.
: Broad water, weie ut the ho'el III Ut
trudnu{c in the >lck room. TI,rse all
retired during the night. owing II
fatigue excerpt, Mrs. Miller
Tue Colonel gained IL few }o''r-
s!r+p after III o'cl.'ck !"-t night, hu
uwuke ut intervals. and talked Will
Mr.. Miller. AtulIout fifteen minute
to 5u'c}ock this n,urning be- called I"
the bathroom attendant. WAu w
summoned, and on arriving at II!
residence WIS recognized ly the >1e
mur, who requested to be rubt'"'
thinking 1t would do some gt"d. II
a. quick az you cen, Wtlliam.' +
said. The attendant rubbed b
breast, aud then assisted him to tuE
ever, and began rubbing his back; b'
had hardly begun when the ps1Ie:
turned on his eide, shivered aud "
dend. before thf se present could rea
tze tnut the fatal summons had be'
given. Aud thus passed away o'
the foremost citizens of this countr
who counted everyone his friends, a
their sorrow and tear. fully attest t
li9h estimation In which he wa he
- He leaves u wife and TWO children
son anu daughter, Miss Wilder, who
Isl here with her nlother,and Z. C. Bros
water, II youth ot IL, who Is attendi
school III New York, and Other re
tives und friends without number,
mourn h,s LOIS.
In this city the announcement Of
death OF Col. Broadwater WAS recti,
with profound ~o1roW. FIngs "
placed ut hall~mnst throughout
city. the honrd Of trade Was llast
summoned this morning tn take
ton upon the untoward event, ant
was decided to drape all public tu
Ing. with appropriate en1blen,s
mourning.
From abroad MANY telegrnma
coincidence have bee1l received by
bereaved family, AS showing
high tsteenl In which he was held
greul and small, all employees In
service were cAst down with i1l con
uhle grief, and wept for their dera
chief and viii! not br comforttd.
nld- timers, who regarded him
brother, are deeply affected.
Tho time Of the funeral depend
the arrival Of his son fri III the eae1
Ia expected that lie will reach lie
= Saturday afternoon. In TINT Z
the funeral will take place Satul