The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-06-04
nan OF hon v. c. PARKE

E=G st Ms residence 81 the
E--sL He bsd been sui
z- -- Lzs-r 5IsesSe for several
s b-- il v-zs only quite re
r-E-- ths -als6y gained such
- .5z--v inst 10 medical skill
- the fatal result
III E-zs was born IN Ports
Nsv Hampshire, September
81 z-5 wss consequently II
EE-lth year. HIS boyhood
Sos spent IN that city. and he al
E=-7 school taught by the
E The late Chief Justice
- Tie -l--5- being one Of his
--Ee=- Lister On. the family
----=5 10 Boston. where William
- mo 8 cabinet and furniture
z=z-z-r and Learned the trade.
-- E----- c5 age lie decided 70 mi
10 these Islands, where some Of
--E--z-css had preceded him.
--Es- Capt Charles Brewer.
z Z. Marshall. Il. A Pierce. &.
E- and others He left
IL tie EzE 1i 1872. in the
@ -5-zwa-s. q which Capt. David
p E=-Lz--1z. sd old Portsmouth feI-
----z1. was master, and srriy-
Ee n the spring Of 1913 He soon
@ E=-- INTO partnership with the
IA : Wood and for several
" --=y E-5 good business, on
- II 1Sz9 he visited the
-zz II California. and re
- r $50
So ss-s-. Governor hekuanaos
=E MN Marshal Of the Ha-
Ez--l--- which Office he
==- z-E L5-1-adly for thirty
-s-s. U I'll is He was the
-- =-S-- who could ever say that
I assisted r the secession and
@ e E--r Kings Of HAWAII, from
EzzEs-=Ez III % hs-aksus /,
= --z--Lz- II those days having
-5 royal lur-a-s-
~ his long lCcu-bercy Of
z-zaz-. he probably did
=-e --Fe stability u the Govern
- z-E % secure peace and quiet
E=-a -Ls- any other one
We remember TWO occasions
z--- these El---s-1le being
- mot In which Consul
z- ana Tie Marshal went boldly
s-E tie defiant crowd that held
E-- u the water front, and
--s rioters . & stsudsriIl,
=--- zt-=- ty peace. The
=-z- the gang q 1llibus-
r=l here IN the clipper ship
ok E--L the EvJwed puT-
--=-- ---z-E the Government.
great meas re owing 70
---a-s and Defamation that
z-------lsls5 nothing. and re
== e - Erz-c-@-l wiser Il not
~ -=-
-----z1-- his whole official
----f1-r years. he eI-
- influence over the
-=-= kings and people.
&c - r=-F many lce-s-5DS he was
eve zlv-ce On the gues-
5sv About fifteen years
VS. -a5z q Prlvy Councillor.
Decorated with two Of the
orders E5s dismissal from
-s,- ly the Gibson a1-
E-- I'D fault or nal
-- bit solely because
-l- consent 70 De made G
--- vs. Er1ss injustice and
z-- received the prompt
-zz-- % lLe Judges OF the
= Court and the members OF
z------ e single exception
Z --v shared lLe fate q many
zEEl- Government officers,
@ were dismissed about the same
-= and F. the sane scsDds-0us
-= r=z- ->z7- he with number
-- organized the Excelsior
u I o. o. f and was
original charter mem
- ---v one = whom : now
e. D. Gilman. Esq. OF
1-- IL was always an active
--=-- md VII always Be reueu-
- Oh his brethren here and
- his --tz5E1E generosity
E 1l-zss 10 strangers and
z =-z 4 whom had no clslU
- L-- Ps-zs was q member Of
Ez=---c order and q several
-=r--=-- societies
II -S5f. lIr. Pzrze married Miss
Severance. daughter q &
--=- American Minister Resident
~ -L= United States. and she
=r four children survive hin. F
49, ID --- and 5suELter) being now
70 B-s-r. though they are expected
E-zE Ar. Z y. Severance
- Francesca. and Luther Sever 4
-z -s1z-a=-=- ot Ello- ithe latter .
--E-. are LIS brothers -In-lsw- /
D=E rs l-lg residence II this I
~ C=E forty sIL years, he has .
~ lad II L5gh estimation By al .
- E-sE hin. and By none more (
- RI -L1=e Who have had frequent 1
-=zs --z-szc-5ons Eith him His +.
6--5= were Of such { nature +
= % 1- hin often N conflict with 4
u --Es-= interests q many people; /
E c--Ezct and dealings with F..
- seldom failed % inspire them I