The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
NEWS GATHERED
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a. M. Fowler, Groom Of Three
Weeks, Dies in Denver, Il
Col.
BODY TO BE SENT 10 CITY
He Was Married in a Carriage,
Miss Susie Harris Beconl,iilgsss
His Personals. 5ss
Manchester Bureau. Ti1nes- Dispatch.
81 No, 1l12 Hull Street.

Manchester Bureau, Tlnres- Dispatch.
Mo- 1l12 Hull Street.
i MIR. A.. NJ. Fowler, who three weeks
ago married Miss Susie Harris, OF No
400 Cowardin Avenue, died at 10 o'clock
Monday night IN Denver, Coll, where.
with his bride, he had gone In search OF
health. Consumption, from which he had
suffered for months, was the cause OF
death. The body will be brought to-
Manchester and interment will be made,
In Maury Cemetery.
Three weeks ago the deceased. with.
Miss Harris. stepped into carriage and
were on their way to the home OF tho
Rev. G. o. Woodward pastor OF Cowar-
din Avenue Christian Church, to be
welded. Tho groom was very weak, and
the excitement OF the moment caused
/ him to have q slight faintng spell. 1t
was seen at once that no could not stand
up while the marriage ceremony was
performed.
And acting with this fact in mind,
the minister called In another Wit
ness, and while the carriage rolled down
Porter Street on Its way to the Union
Depot In Richmond, the minister spoke
the words that made the couple one.
It took Just i've squares for him to
complete the ceremony and pronounce
the couple husband and wife and wish
them Godspeed.
At the Union Depot In Richmond, Mr.
and Mrs. Fowler took the train for Colo
RADIO and the report carne back at once
that Mr.. Fowler was improving rapidly.
His young wife was with him and ten-
Derby did she care for him. No nurse
was ever SO kind, SO attentive, SO gentle,
as she was.
At 10 o'clock yesterday morning, Mrs
E. T. Utley. OF No. 400 Cowardin Avenue,
received q telegram announcing tho death
OF tho young man. The message said
that the body would be brought here.
Gill-Poat
Mr. w. e. Gill, Jr., former member OF
the City Assembly. and now prominent
business man OF the city. and Miss
Leontine Poat daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
]. G.. Poat OF Chesterfield county. went
to Washington yesterday morning, where
they were married. Miss Annie Gill; sis.
ter Of the groom, accompanied the couple
The bride Is one Of the most attrac.
tive young ladies OF Chesterfield county
and is only eighteen years OF age. Her
father objected to the marriage on &c
count OF her youth. Hence the elopennnt
to Washington. ~
Mr.. Gill was for several years a
memter OF the Manchester Assembly.
and. with his brother. is now engaged
In the wood and coal business here. He
IS very we'll and popularity known.
The Piedmonts Defeated.
very interesting game Of baseball
was played on the Manchester bali
grounds this afternoon between two rep
resentatiye teams Of the Allen and Ginter
Branch. the "Burley slngers" and the
/" edmonts. The game resulted in a
victory FOR the Burnley slingers"tby the
very close score OF 10 to 9.
Both teams played an exceptionally
good game, and the score was in doubt
until the last man had been retired.
n The home run drive Of 1rby for the
''Burley SINGERS, and the sensational
catches OF Eastman for the .'.Piedmonts'.
were the features in this very fast game.
Below is the score In detail: