The daily sentinel., 1906-05-10
DEATH ENDS HAPPINESS.
9auiltSS Comes TO Young CoupIe
whose Wedding Occurred in
Grand Junction last Year.

many of the friends that the voune
people made during their short resi-
dence in the city will recall the mar
rLage of Mr.. Charles l.. Neyins and
MISS ID. Louise Cochran. niece of Mrs
George Hazel, al the home of Mrs
+ Hazel. late in the afternoon OF Oct.
I oher 3rd. Rev. c. w. G. LYON rec
tor of ST. Matthew'S church being the
/ oHicldting clergyman. and only a few
friends being present to witness the
Joining of the lives of these happy
Young people whose love affair and
eouriShip had enjoyed anything but
a smooth course.
a little over eight short months
nave passed since that happy we'd
ding day and this morning an that
was mortal Of Charles NeVins, the
young husband, whose life embrac-
ed less than tweny-four years, was
laid TO rest in Pittsburg while the
Young wife is heartbroken over this
nntimely taking away OF her husband
and the ending of a beautiful and
happy married life.
Mrs. George Hazel, the bereaved
Wlte's aunt, on Tuesday night re-
ceived message from Pittsburg sent
at the direction of her niece, stating
that Mr.. Nevins was dead
10 will be remembered that Miss
Cochran, afterwards Mrs. Nevins.
came to this city to visit her aunt
during the county fair of last year.
Her home was at Colorado Springs,
being a daughter of Robert Cochran.
a prominent business man of that city
Mr. Nevins. a member of wealthy
Pittsburg family, and an owner of
one of the richest ranches in Routt
county. near Yampa. who while in
Colorado Springs had met Miss Coch-
ran, fell in love with her, followed
her to this city. On the grounds that
their daughter was too young to be
married Mr.. and Mrs. Cochran object
ed strenuously to the Young man s
suit and efforts were made at Colo
rado Springs and also in this city to
keep him from seeing her But he
persisted, bold lover that he was. and
finally while In the city secured the
consent of the girls mother by max
ing a long trip to the Unaweep coun-
try where Mrs Cochran was visiting
a sister, and the marriage followed.
The young couple went to the big
ranch near Yampa to reside.
Mrs Hazel states that last Novem-
Der MI and Mrs. Nevins went to Pit
tsburg, Mr. Neyins' old home and
where his mother resided. to spend
the winter They had made all prep
arations to start on Monday of this
week for Colorado to spend the sum
mer on their ranch They expected
to make the trip from Pittsburg TO
Chicago by automobile and from
there to the west by rail. A few days
ago Mr. Nevins drove in his automo-
bile to Glenside. the Nevins summer
home near Pittsburg He was caught
in a rain and drenched. He became
i'll when he reached Glenside and a
local physician was summoned who
pronounced him suffering from a con-
gestion Of the liver. Another ply
sician was hurriedly summoned from
New York and he found that the
young man suffered from pneumonia.
He sank rapidly and on Monday pass
ed from life.
The young wife is an extremely
beautiful woman and her personal
charms called forth the highest ad-
mlration during her visit in this city
last year. She is rarely accomplished
as well as beautiful and all who saw
her declared that for such a bride
Mr.. Nevlns was fully justified in
fighting to win over all obstacles.
The announcement of the sad
death and pathetic sequel of that
pretty romance Will be received in
this city with regret.
The following notice of the death
appeared Tuesday in the Colorado
Springs Gazette:
Clarence Nevins twenty-four years
old. who was well known among the
Young people of this city. and who
was owner of the Rock Creek ranch,
one of the finest ranches in Routt
county died yesterday at Glenside, Pa.
of pneumonia, with which he had
been III but few days. A telegram
conveying the news of Mr.. Neyins
death was received yesterday after
noon by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Coch'
ran. parents of Mrs. Nevins.
Mr.. Neyins spent much of his time
inthe past three or four years in TINS
city and was in Colorado Springs IN
Sentember 1905. just before his mar
riage to Miss Louise Cochran. daugh'
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Robert Cochran
which took place AT Grand Junction
early in October.
Mr.. Nevins left his ranch in Rouii
county about seven months ago FOL
his home In Pittsburg, where he ha'
been engaged in the study OF Ia"
with a prominent fir mof that cit,
few days ago he was taken i'll anS
went 10 the Nevin summer home a
Glenside to recuperate. but his III
ness was more serious than though
and the condition of his health de
clined rapidly.
The Neyins are wealthy and prom
pent people of Pittsburg. The younl
man and his mother inherited
large block Of stock of the Ptitsburi
Leader. one Of the leading dailies o
that city. which they are said to haV
sold but few weeks ago.