When interrogated about the failure of Col.

Crawford's expedition Wetzel said that Slover had just made his appearance at the cabin of Hugh Bennet, and that he was without clothing and almost dead from exposure.
"I'm glad Slover got out alive.

He was against the march all along.
If Crawford had listened to us he would have averted this terrible affair and saved his own life.

Lew, did Slover know how many men got out ?" asked Jonathan.
"He said not many.

The redskins killed all the prisoners exceptin' Crawford and Knight." "I saw Col.