Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05
DEsERET EvENING NEWS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1880

" which she was very fond. During
his absence twin girls came. one was
named Gsaie-ka-wni and the other Gnip-
hohe.lnhe Wishing 60 save them from
the CRUZ. vow ~ their father. tho moth.
90 gave the first 90 It's grandmother.
Waita, and the second to Knpuka-i.
huon, priest Of Ohau. Wnkn took
f.aie-i-ka-wui TO the cavern In tho pool
" waiapuka. which IL entered only by
diving under the water While the
child sus there n rainbow appeared
over the pool and was always visible
whether the sun shoue or not
At length the rainbow was seen by
the great prophet Iiulu-manl-1ui on the
island of Kauai. ana knowing its sig
uiilCunCp. he secured canoe. manned
o.. and taking with him black pig.
~ white fowl and rcd nsh Tor sacra-
flee set sail f1f Ohu, lie landed az
Waianac aud guided by the rainbow Ia
due time stood hy The pool vi Wnll-
puka. The next day ag Wuk1 came NO
out ~ the pool che saw the prophet
sitting on the bank. when she quickly
returned ruflinr the surface OF Che
water aH she divcd. The prophet sat hy
the pool ali night and next day saw
tho rainbow over l>u-klui-lultu. AH-
uCudlnr Mt kuala DO HIw the bow over
Mnlol,Hl ilnucnirg there uu was again
disappointed FOR Wake had boon nr1iu
warned lu "a dream by kuuuls1-i-hnol.
this time she was tn take LulU-l-ku-wai
t1 palluli in Hawaii.
The prophet now lost tract, or the oh-
joct nf hia search flr Hlw % rainbow
over Muunaicl Lanai. then something
resembling q bow ou tisls-u-kala NnuI
but whom he climbed these high noun.
tllnH ho found nothing but fox and
mist SO az Hama he erected hoilu or
temple. and after much prayer ana Hup-
plIcuti0u the wrlithl vi Wakn and
..H H.H
him that those for whom Doc asarchci
were living IN pauul Hawaii In
house matched with the feathers OF tho
ul, u beautiful bird. with this lufor-
nation the prophet Fot sail Cor Hawaii.
landing ut Mnhukonu, from whence he
proceeded to Wsinlo. and offered ncrl-
nCH iu the great temple NJ puu-ka lana.
I.uic.ks-woi lived no paiiuli many
years. Her bower was matched with
the
FEATHERS OR BIRDS.
beautiful birds brought food for her.
ana when she wished To- 70 from place
to place large birds were attendance to
carry her She was sought IN marriage
by many Of the leading chiefs and
Nuls uf the different Islands, but after
rejecting many. she finally accepted
one against the viii Of her grandmoth-
or who. 10 punish her. forsook her.
er aud adopting her twin sister Lnic-
luhc-lohe, whom she had married tn a
great King OF Kauai. one Of the ladies
II Laic-l-kn.wai wishing Co procure for
her mistress q worthy husband In spite
Of Wuku's punishment. sought her
brother. Ka-onohl-o-kaln, who lived IN
the sun. She went 10 the moon up a
spider web ladder TO consult her father
and mother. then obtaining their con-
sent she hnstoned 10 her brother In the
sun. He was asleep where the air was
white hot. but she called To him and he
caused a mist 10 come over the sun that
his sister might approach IN safety The
brother accepted the mission Of HIS sis
ter and sent Luic-i-ka-wul "a rainbow
cloak A. "a present.
lie would be down 60 earth In a few
months, and signs would prcccde his
coming The waves " the sea would
rise, there would be thundcringH and
then he would appear on
mountain and In the evening would
come down In a rainbow IN the form
OF a mortal man. All the signs appeared
exactly as foretold. and NaonohiOkalu
came down TO claim his bride. who was
standing In the midst Of her attendance
clothed In her rainbow cloak,
They were married before the multi
tudc and kaonohiOkala after arranging
for the proper Eovcrnment OF his king
dom here took hts bride to his home In
the sun. He made quarterly visits TO
his earthly dominions. TO see that an
went Well on one uf these visits he
mot the beautiful LaieloheIohc. sister
N Lnleikawui and wife OF kc-Kalukn-
lua- ke-Wn. Desiring 20 obtain her he
sent her husband on a tour around the
Islands and applied TO her guardian fcs
assistance. subsequently he secured
his desires and remained a year with
uINlnhHfnhfs NfhUTFUmmn hfa fIHHNrffsI
wife appealed 20 his father and mother.
Mpunu- liha-i- Ka- ua- o-kele and Lau-kl- |
nle-ula. Finding their son untrue they |
let tho rainbow ladder |
down to his presence. The sky was i
lnrkencd and filled with mysterious boz |
ngs, and voices were heard announcing. |
'Un huulc Ia lani." the heaven has |
by the father; Kaonahlokala was TO be-
ZONE lnpu. that Ia, a spectre. and live |
IN butterflies. His sister was TO take |
lls place IN the sun. and Lllekawai by |
ler own request, was to live on earth.
She changed her name 20 ''Kawahena
tnllula," The lady Of twilight" under
which name she has been worshippod
.ince her death.
tAUPEEPEE THE HERO OF MoLo-
KAI.
Many centuries ago chiefs and brave
warriors from the South Seas especially |
rom Samoa and Tahniu made their
way up TO the Hawaiian islands and
aimed In places valuable possessions
inner by conquest or marriage or by
" both, These Entertainments natural
y aroused the envy OF the Hawaiian
,ings ana efforts were made at times
'ut In vain to drive the Adventures
'ack Their power grew and they soon
lad control OF all the larger islands ex-