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THE PIONEERS OF BELLEVUE
All at once, Rev. Mr. R., for it proved to be him, commenced pounding on a tree and hallooing "ste-boy, " and after repeating this for some time and getting no response from me but my suppressed cough, he dropped everything and ran—and such time as he made has never been recorded, particularly in that swamp. Reynolds ran to Ackley's, and when he arrived there he was so much exhausted that it was some time before he recovered sufficiently to tell what was the matter.
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