The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-24

ina beach at sow tile; after three y four
months. however, = trail was beaten be-
tween she three cabins. DAVID lived With
his brother. bat he hasIt himself = cabin
previous to his marriage. resr the fooz
Of Depot street. near ard north Of Bells
hoase To this soseiy cabin IN the woc<is
ha took his bride ard lived there until
August. 1ssz skinx oct an existence Ike
the ether pioneers cfsopEsmg wood. cut
ting pIlsnxs for shipment. living On any
how and everyhow. bur always managing
to have enough 10 eat, such as II was.
with plenty Of pure spring water. In
August. lssg he built 3 cabin On the spot
where noss the Frye block stands and
passed the winter Of 1855 there. Ia the
spring OF is5a ne built another cabin
further east on his dona ton
calm. east of what Is now Box street,
between Mercer and Republican,. and
moved into IL. living there ua<l near the
tsTae OK the Indian outbreak.
Ms H~fnse In the Iaaaan War.
Mr.. Denny had acquired a knowledge
of the various Indian dialects, and
through this learned much Of the threat
enesa outbreak, and he moved his family
Ia time back 10 the house ON the Frye
block ste, which wax also near the stock
asIe. or fort that steod ar the foot Of
Cherry street, where the Kline & Rosen-
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OYER the I.ennvs rs,vea out again to
their outside canlr,. The Yrm,ias,e maxim,
ali the trouble were the Krckitats and
sfte swonumpsh. from east OF the noun
tasas: the sound Indians. the Duwamish
ana ths snnuaxnssa. we're friendly. and
helped the whites q great deal. Chief
sealsh. or Seattle, as 1t is now called.
belonged 10 the Suquarnisin tribe aud his
men were the ones that gave the first
warning of the approach OF the hostile
Indians Chief Saith Was living where
now the New England hosel stands. aud
the legend that Princess Angeilns was
instrumental by personal herossm IN saw
ms e1s "1's. se'as1Niiasss i.V.a
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Inc hsnnys' 1ooaiy Family.
Mr.. and Mrs. David T. Deany Rave
had eight ehildren, four daughters and
four sons one son died shortly after
birth. and all the others grew 20 ma
tursty. after which the father and nssrner
we've called 10 mourn the less Of two
.saugh.stzs Two iauggrers and three
sons stilI survive namely. Miss Imiiv
rnez. Mrs Abb.e d. Iaalslev M John
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