Where the old schoolmaster now rests we do not know.

Probably in a neglected grave amid the briers and mosses of some old cemetery on the Atlantic coast.
When Marlowe Mann came to the Northwest he found the Indian tribes unquiet and suspicious of the new settlements.

One of the pioneers had caused a sickness among some thievish Indians by putting emetic poison in watermelons.

The Indians believed these melons to have been conjured by the white doctor, and when other sickness came among them, they attributed it to the same cause.

The massacre at Wauelaptu and the murder of Whitman grew in part out of these events.
Mr.Mann settled near the old Chief of the Cascades.