The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
NOTES By THE WAY.

AUlEO DI lie W Al.
- 49, grVa4 events sAse navs MARRIED
Go ks.sory ~ Seattle are he stege. the
syncAszg. 10 &n.s-Cagnese rsos and he
g-eas Ara TIE siege O. wnscA ] shall
write eotav. eock place before / entered
lis v0rsf os Joys sr6 sorrows. ard ] ssa
largely INDEBTED Tor tie sacss Of sass nara
tive - my good t~s-n1 Arthur A. psnny.
- wAon every Citizen az Seattle ewes >
cess 90 E-as5sz1e for his anf4lse-inx lcysl-
y and devotion - cur believed city froa
is soce2dea down 70 the present Gay.
Crsn8 TIE e~se few years after Re
settlement o< he Sound country had fair
~ commenced the Indians were generally
friendly a9z n few instances seaey cc-s2-
ra*zte1 ErzrserS when hey sAo1Snt the.r
crimes ccasd ae concealed A man rsrne1
C1arra was kite. by ne Indians OF Wild
ey island IN Isl. His murderer was Con-
Stcred and executed ~ psnnss cove. Later
a surveyor named Hunt was murdered on
Svano<rlsa Slough. fer wfiea TWO Indians
were convicted ard Aszgr3 az WhatSora-
u February. sSsS. q nan named Iccng
wxs uzxrsered b. two Indians Re As6 EN-
csoyeS 20 exke sszn - whiiey Island
When The murder was discovered Tomas
s. Russell. deputy sheriff. with party %
four WHITES and four Indians went 60
Holmes hxreor 20 arrest tie usC-terers~
A.fer getting them tnee ere CANOE. the
party vas erec upon by fr1ians CD shore.
Dr.. ". =. Cherry was rnorsSiiv wounded
and Died next CAV. TIE whites were az
wounded. ira. none seriously except Cher
~. oze Of The prisoners was killed and
The other escaped One Of tie Indian crew
WAS nor.aliy wounded and he ocAsrs e.
capped wieHous INJURY. That same year .
white man Was killed and e1rsed % Lake
Infen-- near where the Western mil now
sands. The Indians reported the mcr-
der. ana tbs Body was oSssnterrex1 but
could not BE identified Two Indians were
banged for this murder without legal
trial and In July o. re same rear an In
e1zz had been hanged t5- killing bis
kloocaczAn the sane dzv he deed was
Phf.lspe, were killed cy TIE Indians 20
offset SAe enc Indian executed ~ 60
mob sor killing his sGIaw.
II 90 Writer q l3z PAT Kan.rn. CHEF
% the snor,alznies. gavs Mr. Denny in-
formation Of eae growing Dissatisfaction
and the seesing cs hostility Among the In
dams ear % ne rnoanfa41-. and Mr. Dem
~ believed him because re had ce<noa-
str2tef time ard again his friendship fer
-he whites In he summer OF iS5. Q. u.
Eaton and Joseph Far3cy crossed the
mountains over ne Cedar river trail On
q nsnsn~ expedition. followed scon after
~ Z O. Ner.iss. J. c. Avery. Charles
Walker. George Jameson ard Eugene
Barrier. wAen near Ssxncoe. Il the Yaks-
IA valley. Jameson ard Walker were
shot down by TIE indiana The other
members % the party took 20 the brush
aae made their ESCAPE. Eaton and Fan
10y, who lad preceded ire party. were
never heard o. after. ard probably net
he saxas fate a. Jameson ard Walker
September =, 1ss5 sze ho1@e OK A L Pcr-
ter. Il White river valley. was attacked
IN ths night By Indians. hss Porter e.
cspe6- having taken TIE rreczsrsso1 10
sleep n ne brush ma, night He warned
zAe other settlers Of me danger. ana they
al rock@t 70 Seasz1e for safety Just A.
shss tine re ssoop-os-war Decatur came
20 areAor IN The da-5o-. ard TIE settlers
8. once notified her commander. Capt
Isaac 8. Szerrc-s o. rhear exposed con-
efrton. and asked for protection. wsscA
wzs promptly proznsssS-
Gov Z Z Stoves WIS s5@er. frc-a sAs
territory treating VITA rs Bitter Root
Ir1-znx. and when Acting Gcv. Mason
heard fAat PorsNrss house Aad been at
lacked and Z AZ the settlers ha4 al core
En.o Seattle AID were engaged n p-epar-
trg for defense. he Took = sQzsa OF sol
6se-s aud went OF; TO Fo-te-'s prairie
ari rad q talk v7ss the Insz2ns- They
s5ccse5e5 N deserving him ~ rru<ess.rg
friendship for the whites. falling him they
xsre focsish for leaving ara ought TO
come hack He cane down w7.1te river
80 - -s,>
20 resEr1 10 their homes - once. ard
rczrs: be perfectly SAFE d. 30 doing. He
also weot on board the Decatur ard MAZE
IRE same report 10 Capt Sserret.. telling
hin the people were n@e9lesssy alarmed.
and ira. Ee might Iszve n 2zy tine. The
captain .. o1ce concluded he had beea
vsetsnszeS by set OF Land SHARKS Cor Re
purpose % trade. ard singled Mr.. Denny
cat as the chief offender. and notified that
gentleman IN very forrfh-e language tAa.
~ fes be hal bc>n grossly deceived. ard
woss1 Immediately gr< his slap under way
ana leave the Az-oor Mr.. Denny tod
re captain he had ben csce.ved by
Mason. ard r b chose % believe Mason
ana desert IRE rso-ee- settlement n tina
o. extreme e&ngsr he hal no power 20
p-evs<st lis doing 80: ard further. that Il
the people who weve then hers n safety
should be tatuces By Mason % return 20
sasSr homes. they wosxl5 be murdered
within 4 fortnight tbs go re captain
20 srutysne and arrer q few rrc-aerss'
reeectson Re said: How can tell wHcrn
TO 5esseveg Toa seer1 50 earnest 7 WI
stay ant aod o<ys for ny>es1-
Some cf the Ser1<-D tcok NaSurs A.
vice and rstu~oe6 70 their homes within
tAe tine prrtsrees By Mr. Decay the CUT
break cane. ana On the s1st % oc-os>-.
zxE william II Brsrcan and rs wife al
ehsl6: Harry ~. Jones' ard wife. Cecrxs
e Kscg ard wife. ard Erss Cooper were
killed ard en .rtzn. child % Ezrx,s could
10; - found TIE settiers lower down tie
valley narrowly escaped. sug szcc@e6ed n
sgai5 reaching Seattle IN szse.y.
Aees- sAe wife river massacre I. WIS
EeserTrknst 20 prepare FOR defense 81 case
% az attack on ths town- AZ RE tire
there wax 9 large arncars OF hewu ts-n-
c~r On bard suitable fer the purpose. Two
houses were su.fs % THIS timber. q su-s-
c1sat caPacsfw 20 eocoEzvao.a1s fh@ enfsr.
TOE o. F1rs. zveoae ard CHe-ry STREE.
a7sncs. and the ether AZ re function %
Serater sgasrefs rev tsz.l6rx - lo.~1t.-a
R5s. which also r8- from each hsocs house
cz1Iats1 for r~cse-sson CO re lara So. Of
Tbs town. from whence Al Attacks we're
lxesy 90 come