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Henry Requa, George Chester and Romulus O. Kellogg. To the first named, reference has been made in former chapters. Brother Chester came to this country in 1849, from England, where he had been converted under the labors of Rev. James Caughey. He was received into the Wisconsin Conference in 1851, and was appointed to Prairie La Crosse.
Billy Caughey, good luck to ye! As Mag says she don't keer fer me, I'll be after going home alone." This last was said bitterly as he opened the door. "O Andy! wait fer me do!" said Margaret. "Ain't you stayin' to see Billy?" asked Dora. "Not me. It's with Andy Doyle I'm afther goin'," cried Margaret, with a lightness she had not known for a year. And the two went out together.
Now, at the time I went away Dora was all took up with Billy Caughey, and we thought sure as could be it was a match. But what does that girl do but desave Billy, and catch Andy. I don't think, miss, that he ever half loved her, but then I don't know what she made him believe; and then, ye know, nobody ever could refuse Dora anything, with her little beggin', winnin' ways.
The consecration which William Booth made of himself to this work, with all the zeal and novelty with which it was characterised, was due, no doubt, to the teaching, influence, and example of James Caughey, a remarkable American minister who visited the town.
"You know I never keered fer you, or any other man. Don't you and Dora begin to quarrel now." Andy looked sullen, and Dora scared. At length Dora took speech timidly. "Billy will be here in a minute." "Billy who?" asked Andy. "Billy Caughey," she answered. "He came over in the same ship with me." "Oh, I s'pose you've been sparkin' with him ag'in! You pitched him over to take me "
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