Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-13
DENY THE dHNHlOGY

As we have already stated in our Is
sue of November 26th last. that no
records have been handed down in all
the genealogical tables which ever ex-
listed in Hawaii mel, that shows that
Piilanikapunuiaehu was the daughter
Of Kauhiakama, but only through Mrs.
Defriess own invention. She further
stated that this neutrality-suspicious.
married the son Of Kauhakama. kaulo-
aiwikamaikeah ienaenanuiaehu BY
Observation-Disclosures never had son
by that name. Her imagination then
carries her on to say that this Kau-
ikeahienaenanuiaehu then
marries Observation-Disclosures Ia made
up daughter Of Kiwalao's). with his
half sister Kalanikauiokikilo Kalani-
akua. why Is II that this most i'm
portant incident was not known to
Keopuolani, Kiwalao's known daugh-
ter and his only child, and all the
chiefs Of her time? And neither was
II known by Kauikeouli, Kamehameha
the third. and all the chiefs during his
reign. Such person was unknown to
all the noted genealogists at Auwae
David Malo. s. N. kamakau. Unauna
Abraham Fernandez and Kaunahi.
likewise 1t was not amongst the late
King Kalakaua's collections. IL is also
a very strange coincidence, and which
shows out the plain truth, not only Of
the falsity but Of the utter ignorance
which makes up this contrived genealo-
gy Of Mrs. Defries and her unknown
satellites. We return to Kauhiakama
and trace that line direct from him to
Kiwalao. and we find that Kiwalao is
Of the sixth generation. Then this
same genealogy goes on further and
says that Kiwakao's supposed daugh-
ter observation-disclosures then goes
way back and marries her great, great,
great, great grandfather's made up
It seems, which no historical events
can prove. BY this marriage she
claims, a son was born, and II was
named Kapakahili. Mrs. Defrfes claims
again that Kapakahili first took unto
himself wife. the high chiefess Kapu-
likoliko, and by her they had two
daughters. Lilinoe and Kiliou the Sec
Nond, the latter being the grandmother
OF Mrs. Defries herself. We have IA.
pulikoliko's genealogy in our posses
sion, and several historical events
which took place during her lifetime,
but II Is not on record that she ever
bore a child. She had two husbands.
the first was Ulumahelhei. they had
no issue. He died ct Hamakua. Hawai-.
Her second husband was Kealiiwaha-
lau, and she lived with him until her
death. No issue was born to them also.
kapulikoliko's ~eath took place at Kai-
lua, Kona, Hawaii, during Kuakinis
time lbrother of Queen Kaahumanu)
when he was resident Governor OF that
island. and there are some people still
living who knew her unll the time OF
her death. Now. we do not dispute that
Kiliou was not Mrs. Dcfrles' grand
mother, but we do contradict this mos
audaciors assertion that KapulikOlikt
was her grandmother's mother. Again
Mrs. Defries' great imaginative power
are bringing us closer down to on
own times. She cites I.uahinenui
daughter of Hao and Kailipakalua a
being the second wife OF Kapakahili
and by that marriage a son was born
named Observation-Disclosures Thi
Luahipenui, daughter OF Hao and Kai
lipakalua, or Luahine Kahailiopua n
we knew her. was the mother of tn
Chiefess Konia, and grandmother O
the late Chiefess Bernice Pauahi Bish
op-Luahine's first husband was Kao
leioku, and by him she had Konia
Hanuna and Keolaokalani. Her sec
ond husband was VIII. and by him sh'
. had three sons. Kaholi, Kanacanal'
and KuakiIi. Luahini died only re
: Gently, during the reign of Lunalilo
We all knew the family well. He
' name Notwithstanding Was I'm
known in those days. The question
arises. whore has this most grand an,
. highest of all Aiiis been secreted al
U these years by her so-called unknown
y Kahus, and why? And at this lat
day energies from their hiding place
like inmates from another world
Y grasping here and there for "Ali
y rights" which does not belong to then
y by the will OF our good and all-wis
= Creator, breathing into our ears, wan
= tonly and without shame untruths an
. barefaced fraudulencies. Echo ans
'. wers, where?
We leave our readers here for tn
present, to review what we have un
dertaken to do, to give out this eX
PLANTATION Of the truth before the pub
u lie, with what 1t is in our power I
give, and acquaint them OF this mos
deceitfnl and fabulous creation, whic
cGnnot bear criticism or analysis, as
false invention, to satisfy the amb
tious hopes of an III guided and pre-
sumptuous woman, the first OF he
kind, that has ever trod the shores {
these Islands.
A. X. PALEKALUHI, %
u. KEKAANIAU PRATT,
q. l.. PELEIHOLANI,
KANELE KAEo.
, KAHUL.
n NJ. B. KAHAWEI.ANI KAHEA
N $. KALUHIKAI KEHOALII,
N KAHAKUAKOI
N Il. X. LlLIKALANI