Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-13
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majesty > SERVICE IL WAS my 'lifo year
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cohua was 10 san 'he next aay for lhdla
JACK sutherland WAS some years
oioer IMAM l. anu d, we iiiu poth COME
st;tutnd himself nv nrotector In INV
Young owes be was invested wifi all nos.
sible manly Qualities and excellanc,os
and | loved him as only a vo,ng how can
love and admire a vouns man who Is NOT
only bis friend and adviser INIT bis ideal
rs we'll Bnt everybody on hoard loved
lack from the lowest sailor TO tbe can.
tain always kind courteous amiabIe
and manly And he was strono and
handsome. too. Was it any wonder then
that Nellie Westinghouse loved him?
Miss Westinghouse came on board
early on the morning of the day on which
we sailed. She was the daughter of the
viceroy Of India. Her school days in
England We're completed, and she was tc
join her father and his family in India
She was tall and rather slender, with a
form Of loneliness and grace. Her hair
was raven black, and her eyes large and
blue, wide open in their innocent sur
prise. features that were perfect, a com
plexion of dazzling whiteness, and a
voice that had all the melody of music.
? Ii there is anything in the affinity OF
persons and souls, those two seemed GER
tainly intended for each other. "a
"The anchor was lifted, the vessel
sailed away, and the cliffs OF old England
sunk low upon the horizon and disap
peared. 1t was at dinner, the first day
ont. that Miss Westinghouse and Lieut.
Sutherland met. a long voyage was be
fore us, and as large and gay party
was on board. the evenings were spent
IN delightful entertainments; but soon,
as is nearly always the case, certain
affiliations OF persons and sets were no.
uceabie. Inc decided preference exhlb-
tied for each others company by Miss
Westinghouse and Lieut.. Sutherland
soon became matter OF remark, and
positive source OF uneasiness to Maj.
and Mrs. Bromley, In whose charge Miss
Westinghouse was saliing-and to the
captain OF the ship, who was warmly at
tached 10 JACK.
SIR John Westinghouse, the father OF
NAH Il