The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-15

The Pioneer Logger suceumns 90 ."
Attack of Consump tion.

James ManogUe. the pioneer tosSel' CO.
81 his residence in this city yesterday q
consumption DR.. Mancgue eausAi a Sc
we're cod last winter and this. though ne
tried hard TO make II yle-d 70 tneaiosA
skill proved obstinate ard EIaa-1s eeN
oped into consumption. TIE disease 4s.@1e
rapid headwav. ana on November = last
Il became apparent TO him ana 20 ~
friends that unless there was a cnahSe
for ne better death wosu,d e3sre =
short time. In the hope that a change o.
climate would be OF benefit. he Went %
California 20 try the bG1Hy ait OF LIS
Angeles. but after remaining there Tor
fery weeks and deriving no Dement, from
the change, he realized thst the end was
near and came home 20 die. he arrived
IN Seattle on December -. and after that
time he fully realized that his hours were
numbered. Mr. Nanogle made his prep
arations for the coming event. which so
plainly cast lis dark shadows before. by
putting his affairs in the best possible
order When the end came he was ready
70 go. and he died confident Of better
life on the other side Of the dark river OF
death.
Mr. Manogue was one OF the most
popular men among the loggers on me
Sound. He had a peculiarly happy facul-
~ OF making and keeping friends. He
his bond in a business transaction. He
was a man OF a very high order OF
natural intelligence and his death at such
an early age will be regretted al over
the Sound country This viii be par
ticularly the case with the old timers.
Ar Manogue was born on January IL.
lS4a at Maple Grove Masantic county,
Province Of Quebec. Can. He received his
education in the public schools there. but
lost his parents when ne was but i2 years
Of age. This fact accounts for the self
reliance that has chara cteriZed his whole
career. for he was thrown on his own
resources at a very tender age When ne
was Is years old he moved 70 Wisconsin.
and shortly after he went 10 work in the
woods in that state and acquired an ex-
perience that was afterwards 50 valuable
to him IN this state. He was employed in
the Wisconsin pineries until 1s14 when he
came to Washington. Soon after his ar
rival here he embarked in the logging
business on a large scale, on the Du-
vanish river and in the Squak valley.
Fer several years he was associated with
Terrence O'Brien. the well-known logger,
in the logging business Along In ISIS
the firm OF Mancgue & O'Brien conducted
a large logging business along the line OF
the Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern rail-
road.
Mr.. o'Brlen was appointed state lumber
inspector in 1855 and he appointed Mr.
Manogue as his deputy. When John II.
McGraw was elected governor he appoint
cd Mr. Manogue 10 the position OF state
lumber inspector and he has held that po-
sition ever since
In 1881 he married Miss Kate o'Brien.
sister of Terrence O'Brien. The issue Of
this union is three chldren-a boy aged
Il and two girls, aged ? and years.
The funeral will be held tomorrow from
81 IT14- safar4 Tah a =
n The interment viii be in Calvary GEM
etery. and q funeral train Will leave the
Seattle & international depot for the Gem
etery at Il o'c,ock.