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Evening journal., 1905-12-02
VIZ Men EIeet omcer..

Members of the new CoRciave OF
HCptasophs, or Seven Wise Men held
"a meeting asst evening ana effected
an organization and decided 10 insd
mte The conclave on the evening OF
Dec mher t2
The officers elected. were as fol
lows Past Grand Archons. Fredericl
h. Bach and f. r. Bateman. Chancel
lor. Levin IT. Shockley. Archon j. w
Crossgroye; Provost ID. Rufus Hal.
Prelate. Lewis. Baird Recording Sec
retary William Vernon Financia
Secretary, j. T. Leech. Jr: Treasurer
j. n. Anderson; Inspector General
David William Buckley; Sentinel. vii
liam Goff: Herald, c. c. Newcomb
Warden. Windsor; Trustees. william
Vernon, w. w Wolf, J. w. Wolf.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
MORNINGS LIST
INSUPERIORCOURT

ll Superior Court tlis morning. the case
90 Nlehni1s Renter SIS LHcius c Jones
VAS cantinufd u1tI next time upon lie
application cf David D. Relnhsrdt The
rlluts represented hy George vs..
uavis
tn lls case ar the state of Delaware for
sll asa.at rlsuas }. Blrls SIS. Lucius G.
f4ass sr ~ rhe demurrer was over-
rlltl
Herbert H. ward. counsel for the Dia-
aE state steel Company in the suit ia.
stitgrsd asainst Do. by sloss. shenold S
and 9 Company asked that the rule to
stay tlcs uit be made absolute. He tx-
rialnei that when the rule WINS entered Il
uas NOT made absolute awaiting the up-
pontmeft Of receivers for the Steel Conn
pauv but that since the receiver has been
appointed the court granted his petition.
Alexander b. Cooper. representing the
piainun n the divorce case of Sarah G..
Russell Vs. William Russell, asked thnt
"a commissioner to take the testimony be
appointed The court took note of his ap-
plcaton
settlement was reported ia the case of
Ceco Nchela administrator, VS.. Ryan uno
Kelly. Howell $. England was Nlchcla'i
attorney aud George Lodge roprcsonto
I the Ccfcnce.
The ccrtiorau case of Harry T.. Smith
defendant below vs. the State Of Della
ware pluintin below. was postponed um
an next saturday
In the cuse Of 1.oren III Meglio vs 4
a O. Railroad Comnany, Andrew b. san
born. attorney for tho defendants. nlcd
geacrai ana special demurrer TO AN th
cours of The palnuns declaration
Nosio was Killed hy q t,a.n while stoy
cliug snow from the track aud Mr. SAN
born contested that the engineer WIS hi
fellow servant and that Doe stood in iha
relation To- him. thereby ,Nousug NE COM
pnny from an liability for the acc'den.
Tho courtp ostponed further argument on
the demurrer until some future date. am.
Horace O. Knowles attorney dor th,
plaintiff asked leave To amend several of
the counts demurred Go.
l.. Irving Handy for the plaintiff. and
+ William S. Hillos for the defendant
argued for and against udemurrer. rec
spectively. iu the cnse OF Patrick j
Hughes VS.. Frank S. Counable. The
action resulted from an accident that
happened 10 Hughes by being run
down by an automobile OF the defend
amt After much argument two counts
of the declaration were sustained. and
the demurrer TO one was allowed.
The court then adjourned until
Monday morning at ten o'clock.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
MEMORIAL SERVICE
Elks viii Hold Meeting in the Gar
rick Theatre.


IN honor Of its deceased members.
Wilmington Lodge Of Elks win hold its
annual memorial service In the Garrick
Theatre tomorrow evening.
The members of the lodge who have
died since IT'S Institution are: Joseph
a. Greenman, .Jr.. Henry +. Robelen.
Charles IL. kittinger j. Paul Brown.
Harry 2. Sherwood and Frank Corbet.
The committee in charge Of the me-
morial II. Howard Carver and Gilbert
s. Jones, have arranged am excellent
program. Admission VIII be by card,
which may be secured from any mem-
Der. The program follows:
Intermezzo. "Cavalierra Rusticana. .'
iMascasni; prayer the Rev. A. r. Bow
ser. quartet Lead. Kindly Light
sullivan: memorial ritual. officers and
members Wilmington Lodge Elks;
quartet zone Sweetly Solemn
Thought" Ambrose; recitation. "Than-
atopsis' Melvin 3. Wright tenor solo
and chorus. "The Vacant CNir." II.
Howard Carver. Mrs. George w.
Quinn, Miss Mary Morrow, H b. Har-
rison; address. "The Order OF Elks. "
John II. Fort Of Camden. n. j.. a
grand trustee Of the order and former
district deputy grand exalted ruler for
New Jersey; quartet. Evening Prayer q
closing ceremonies by officers and
members Wilmington Lodge; doxology
benedictipn.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
ADDICKS WRITES
AUDITOR ABBOTT
Suggests That He Resign From
State Committee Giving
Gas Man Proxy
snec.al 10 rhe Evening journal.

SPECIAL % The Evening Journal.
Dover. Del, Dec 2-J. Edward Adj
dicks, stln candidate for United states
Senator from Delaware, VIII not yet
admit that he is whipp 4, or even that
/ he cannot ever be elected to the United
States Senate. much less that he has
lost control Of the Union publican
State Committee, which wiz be called
upon soon to ratify tho acts Of IT'S sub
committee on unlfactlon Of the two
Republican parties in Delaware.
Mr.. Addicks latest move is a desper-
ate one. though as usua It has result
ed fruitlessly toward turning tho tile
Of the committee in his favor. When
recently. Sheriff Elijah Lynch Of
/ Georgetown, visited Dover and report
ed al Union Republican Headquarters
that never again would he allow Mr..
Addcks 10 control his proxy in the
state committee, but that he would
either attend himself or dcputize DR..
Caleb r. Layton instead, it was known
that the majority Of the Union Repub-
lican committee had turned to the sup
port Of State Chairman Alice in his
efforts TO amalgamate the factions and
present a united front to tho Demo
Gratis
Addicbs smiled as usual and kept
right on
The gasman's latest move is a sugar.
coated letter TO- Former Senator s.
John Abbott OF Milford. who has just
Ns I4r
vet TO be fourth assistant auditor OF
the United States treasury In his
letter. Mr.. Addicks congratulates Mr.
Abbott upon his appointment 10 this
I fine Federal office, and i8 certain that
while tho Office is a highly honorable
and comfortable one, yet the right man
will an e. He reviews the long years
OF loyalty on Senator Abbott's part &c
+ the Union Republican cause and says
that party fealty has its own reward, 4
is said
Then Assistant Auditor Abbott get.
down past the sugar coating. ~
"Of course you cannot still remain 2
: member OF the Union Republican State
Committee and in other words The
letter states the utte- incongruity o.
an auditor Of the treasury dabhling IL
Delaware politics. 1t suggests imme
date resignation or the turning owe
the proxy TO Mr.. Addicks, probably tho
, latter course would be preferable al
the state convention is now but few
months off.
p Auditor Abbott will not discuss o
admit the icttcr, but it IS said that h
, has replied I'm polite refusal TO wall
y into the Addicks cob-web and to dc
sert the Republican cause in this stat
at a tine when 1t needs all it's part
counsellors and especially since hi
- acceptance of the Washington oAic
does not in any way limit his cltizei
ship or his Republlcanism in Deli
, ware.
(, Assistant Auditor S. John Abbot
r will cave fo- Washington on Monda
" morning 10 assume his new duties.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
1924
Market ST..
DEATHS.

Mrs. j. X. Osborne.
August Martens.
Maggie NJ Minehardt.
Sarah Stewart.
HOLLOWAY-In Christiana Hundred,
on December /. 1905. Charles p. son
of Thomas and Phelbe Holloway,
aged 20 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the
late residence of his parents near
Guyencourt. Monday afternoon at
o'clock. Services at the house. Inter
ment at Greenhll cemetery.
MINEHARDT-In stanton, Del. on
December /. 1905. Maggie NJ. daughter
OF Anna NJ. and the late William
Minehardt. aged p years.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence
Of her mother, on Tuesday afternoon al
> o'clock Interment at st. James s
cemetery, Stanton, Del.
A patient sufferer at rest
In the arms Of Jesus
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
ADDICKS PETITION ARGUED
u. S. Supreme Court Hears Case In
volvins a Reeeivership.

Washington. Dec. 2.--Argument was
heard by the Supreme Court of the
United States in the case Of J. Edward
Addicks and. A. w Halllnbotg versus
the Cobre Grande Copper Company. Of
Arizona, the Greene Copper Company,
w c. Greene and others
Addicks and Halllnborg are stock
holders in the Cobre Company. and
they ask the appointment OF a receiver
on the ground that the officers OF tho
company have been unduly influenced
in the sale of the Cobre .Company's
Mexican mines TO the Greene Com
pany. They claim that the property IN,
volved is worth S5,oQO,Qoo. = .-s
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
IN SESSION SIX MINUTES
City Council Does Business With Half
Dozen Members present.

City Council last night transacted
only routine business and was in ses.
SION six minutes But six members
were present. Later, however, others
arrived but the meeting had adjourn
ed
Chairman Postles of the Crematory
Committee reported that he would
probably have a report at the next
meeting OF Council on the subject of
disposition OF garbage The city is
undecided whether to advertise for
bids from contractors 10 dispose OF
the garbage or the city continue doing
so, and for this reason, the matter is
being looked into
City Treasurer Blaine reported bal
ance in bank TO the city's credit OF
$l34. .590.95.
Tickets were received from the Tn
ion Fire Company's bail to be held Al
the lrish-American Hall on December
Is
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
PENNSYLVANIA
BREAKS RECORD
Moved More Freight Cars Dur
ing Month Of November
Than Ever Before

During the month of Noyember tha
Pennsylvania railroad established a
when the total movement amuuutad tc
iS5.OSO cars
This record required the movement
of "a freight ears every Twelve minutes
or five trains au hour. Putting these
cars togethcr ln one traln would make
"a continuous iine from Philadelphia
90 Chicago and retufn. Counting en-
piucs and tenders the c1Fs would cover
over 1900 miles of track cache train
averaged nfty cars The average daily
movement for thn month was 6iT2. The
highest prev Gus movement OF loaded
and empty ears WIS in June. 1909
whom the total movement wus 1884,
9S3 cars.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
STATEMENT OF "PENNSY'.
Comparison Of Earnings and Expenses
for One and Ten Months.

Pennsylvania rail: Dad officials have
completed a comparison of earnings
ana expenses Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company for the month OF
Ietober. 1905, and for the 10 months
ending October 81. 1905, with tie same
periods of 1904.
It shows for the p, b. & W. division
as Month of Oct. 1905
Gross earnings. Inc, $136,S00; ex
penses. Inc. SCI 400; net earnings inc.
SIS, 400.
For ten months ending October 81
1905. Gross earnings, Inc. SS1O,900
expenses. Inc. s6S4,GOO. Net earnings
Inc s126,30O.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
Wnl Repressnt LoeaI unions.

Arthur Jones, representing the Paper
Hangers Union of this city, and George
McCloskey. representing the local
House Painters Union win leave here
on Friday next for Memphis. Tenn.
where they represent their locals at the
annual convention OF the Brotherhood
of Painters, Paper Hangers and Decor
ators of America.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
KNIGHTS BOWLING LEAGUE
Crusaders Castle Teams Rolled Weekly
Games Last Night.

Teams of the Crusaders Castle League.
knights of the Golden Eagles rolled their
weekly games last night The result was
that the Pilgrlms won all three from the
Chevulcrs, the Esquires took two from
the knights ana the Crusaders took two
from the llermits The scores:
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
SNOW COMING
Weather Man ssys II May Be Here
TenIaht--coIasr Tomorrow.

Snow or rain this afternoon or to-
night is part OF The weatherman's pre-
dictlon Tie believes that the snow is
more likely TO come than the rain, but
ne refuses 90 say how much may DE exc
pccted. On top OF this prediction the
local foretastcr sees another drop n
the temperature Do sight He believes
30 viii arriyc here tomorrow morning.
But bcfoc the cold gots here The
thermometers are eNpectd 10 go pretty
high.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
ROCK NOT RESPONSIBLE
Major Sanford Says River is Free Of
DISTINCTIONS at Bellevue.

Major Sanford. of the United States
Engineer Corps, said yesterday that
following an investigation made by
one of his assistants it was shown that
the British steamer Britannia, which
was damaged by striking supposed
rocks nea. Bellevue, was many hun
dred feet out Of the channel at the
time of tho accident. No rocks we're
found at tse scct ti vease grounded,
but the hot' rs found to be com
posed Of sci- e.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
coNVEYANcEs.

Thomas B. Lewis and wife TO Davis
n. Greer. house and lot On cast side Of
Trenton Place, l61 feet north OF Tenth
street, lot 2S feet by go feet Consider
alton. S2S25.
Alice Heritage and George Heritage.
her husband and Annie Oil and Henry
OIL. her. husband. to Thomas b. Boud-
win, house and lot on east side OF Lom-
bard street. 6S feet south OF Sixth
street, lot - feet by so feet Consid-
Grafton. Sl10O.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
TOHOLDMEMORIAL SERVICES
Hebrew Societies viii Pay Tribute to
Dead Brethren.

ln the syhagosue at Sixth ana French
streets on Monday afternoon the AIDES
kodes Society VIII hold memorial services
for those df their brethren in Russia who
were killed n tho recent Russian RIOTS
An address win be made by Rnbbl Rob-
in0witz cf New York and co-rellglonists
are invited 70 bo present at the services.
The Hebrew merchants throughout the
city win close their stores at o'clock on
Monday afternoon ln order That they may
attend
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
Grain Market.

w. r. Wilson furnishes the following
prices:
Oats-wholesale, 4Oc per bus. retail, 42c.
Corn-Wholesale. 55c per bus; retail, co.
Wheat-Wholesale soc per bus; retail IS
Bran Wholesale, sl9 per ton; retail SO.
Hay-wholesale, SIS per ton; retail SIG.
straw-Wholesale, S11 per ton; retail. Si2.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
Lincoln a. c. Won.

The Lincoln a. g. and Fort pulont
football teams met GA Thursday, the Idn-
colin winning hy the score OF to q. The
fedlure of the game WAS The goal kicked
bv eBadie from placement on the -5-yard
line. % was iincoln's last game and they
again hold the amateur championship.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
sarah Ann White Homo.

The managers Of the Sarah Ann White
Home No. S22 French street, return
thanks TO the pupils OF Public Schools
No. I and 26, the Wilmington Candy
Company. Mrs. d. b. Jones and the
many other friends Of the home for
Thanksgiving Day.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
asII oI the aar.ender., unlon.

Preparations are being made for the
annual bali of the Bartenders' Union.
which will be he'd in Turn Hall on the
evening of December H. The attend.
ance promises to be large
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
After coaneIImen for coaI.

The demands fo- coal by the poor
of the city on the members Of City
Council are al:eady coimng in. No
provis on has as yet been made by
Council to meet this contingency, but
il is likely that some action may be
taken at the next meeting Of that body.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
child Matrhea Eir.-

A child playing with matches in the
home Of H. r. Cook, at No S24 West
Fourth street. caused a slight blaze this
morning. The fire might have been
more serious had not Charles X. Moore,
barber, who was passing at the time,
ran into the house and put the blaze
out
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
offoers Shoot for Trophy

Keen rivalry win make an interesting
revolver shooting contest which win be
held this afternoon between the COM
missioned officers OF the First Delaware
Infantry for the trophy given by the
Morning News"
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
Meas Inspeetor's Rsp0rt. ~

Meat Inspector Divine has made the
following r port 40 the Board of
Health:
1872 cattle. l42s sheep ana lamhsy
l0l caves 2l59 hogs condemneL 3
COWS; 2 caves; A sheep; 0 lotaot fresh
and salt meat ft- itt.-s.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
chamnIonshin shnnt

A match shoot is being held al the
Wawasct grounds this afternoon between
William NJ. Foord. the champion iarset
shooter of Delaware and A. b. Richard
son Of Dover former champion. In adj
dition to the championship race there viii
also be sweepstake events.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
Reainns from RaiIroad.

E. NJ. Hougue, who for a year has
held a clerkship in the freight Office Of
the p. b. & w. Railroad Company, has
resigned TO take a position with the
Coatesville Iron Company. His place
Will be filled by r. M. Mackay, former
ly of c. Il. Cantwell's Office at Edge
moor.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
Mnvnd Hvnna cnns.

Under the direction Of Dr. ]. r. Ma.
hairy the Gag, containing the spotted
hyena at tho zoo was moved into the
new building where the animal will
remain during the winter.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
The standing of the teams follows:
TO-NIGHTS EVENTS
spaneles." Grand opera House.

"spangles." Grand opera House.
Vaudeville, Garrick.
James Young Conclave. $. W. M.
Lenape Tribe. /. O. r. Nj.
Mechanics Lodge. !. O. O. +.
Olive Temple. l.. OF *. O.. Il.
Lafayette Lodge. X. of p.
Loyal Orange Lodge. l. of l..
Jefferson Council. O. u. A. NJ.
Wenonah Lodge, $. of II.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
FREE zoo MEETING
Or. James r. MahafFy VIII Have
CHARGE Of the Animals.

Tho Wlmlngion rrce BOO Association,
at meeting last nisht decided that Dr.
james r. Mahany the veterinarian OF the
association should. have charge under the
general supervision of the executive CONF
ndttee. of thc animals 90 the park.
Dr. Mahany VIII see that thc animals
are properly Tod aud cared for VIII doc
tor them when M and see that the food
furnished. IS up 60 tho standard,
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
ESTATES OF TIE DEAD.

Letters Of administration upon the
estate of Horatio n. Il. Cornell were
granted TO Ella g.. Cornell
Letters testamentary upon the es-
tate of Rosn n. Luke were granted
to William A. Luke. Davfds A. Luke
and Thomas Luke.
Letters OF administration upon the
estate of John w. Dcakyne were grant-
ed 90 Francis n. Deakyne.
Letters testamentary upon the es-
tate Of William McKendrick were
granted to Mary +. McKendrick.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
FINANCIAL NEWS
The Opening Of the Stock
Market This Morning
Was Heavy
by Publishers Press.

by Publishers Press.
New York. Dec. 2-The stock market
opened heavy. National Lead was lhe
strongest exception with a new high
record and a maximum gain OF 1 i-f.
b. r. T. declined per cent. Amalsa.
mated copper was down sd Sloss.
Sheffield 5-S, Canadian Pacific. 81. Paul
and Reading l-2.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02

Margaret Bally VS.. Harry C. Blendt,
for S50o.
Use of George Klair. use OF Sarah IT,.
A. Chandler, Joseph W. Derrickson and
Aqullla Derrickson-Aquilla ID err,ck-
son.
Benjamin Gregg for $1,000 Oien ex-
tension 80. 400 May term. 1870.
SUITS cALENDARED FOR TRIAL.
Monday December 4
Rebecca MCGOWAN ct al. vs. b, and
@. Railroad Company.
Benjamin H. Money vs.. Henry =.
Iumford et ai.
John G.. Lynch vs.. Edmund Mitchell.
receive,
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
teos W. 2, 2 Ms Ready.

Tho 1890 ti fo water are now
ready at tie Wa or Department for
those VIC Wish TO pay early.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
LEGALINTELLIGENCE
In the Superior Court
NEW aulrs- EMrEREo.
JupeMENTs ENTERED.

Christian Jensen VS. Frank NJ. Boyle
(replevin).
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
GOOD ADVICE
sH0KE Iiis
Sen AubGn--
FIVE Gent CIGAR

Forget The price y6a paid for
it aid you'll hHd it just as
good ae manly Of the kinds
sold for double or even triple
the price.
Evening journal., 1905-12-02
wiIminaton Markets.

The local wholesale quotations reported
b,. q, N Gfavton.
The Coconino sun., 1905-03-25


 If one kills himself he is called a suicide, says an exchange; if he kills a brother he IS called fratricide; if he kills some one of his kin he is called a homicide, but if he kills his town by sending away to buy things he ought to buy at home he becomes the entire lot of 'cides" mixed into one. We wonder if people who con tinually buy goods away from home ever think of the tendencies of this nefarious practice. They are helping to kill the town in which they live by destroying it's business and lowering the price of real estate and driving out it's population. Enough people en- gagged in this business will kill any town in short time.
The Coconino sun., 1905-03-25

The date of the Presidents depar- ture for the southwest and his hunting trip has not yet been announced but now that congress is of his hands it is probable that he will make it as early as possible. Nobody who knows the President will doubt that he is eager for the change from weddings, dinners, and cabinet meetings, from paved streets and flags and the tipping of many hats, from dress coat and a set smile for the idyllic woods and the society of the cowboy where a "biled" shirt and razor have never penetrated. There with mustang and his gun he can woo forgetfulness of that balky steed, congress, which has tried his patience for three and half long months.
The Coconino sun., 1905-03-25

It is stated upon good authority that 800 Mexicans are placer mining in Weaver district, and that they are making good wages. The children are packing dirt in sacks from the hillside to the streams, whi ,h are running full, where the older Mexicans wash the dirt and take the gold therefrom. One little girl while walking near a place where dry washer had been operated picked up gold nugget, very pretty one, which is valued at S4S-Courier.
The Coconino sun., 1905-03-25

Orders aggregating millions of dol lars have been placed within the past few weeks for railway supplies of vari- ous kinds, Illustrating the confidence of managers that traffic will increase faster than present facilities can pro- vide for.
The Coconino sun., 1905-03-25
According to the Pennsylvania Rail-

According to the Pennsylvania Rail- road comDany's report of last years operations, it's l0,9l7 miles of track carried more than one and half times as many passengers as the total population of the United States, and freight equivalent to three and one half lons for each man, woman and child in the country. It's revenues ex- ceeded s23S.OO0, GOO, and it's net profits amounted to s66, 7S4, 900
The Coconino sun., 1905-03-25

sion. Several members of this com mittee are among those who will sail in July with Secretary Taft's party for an investigation of conditions in the Philippines, so that it is not likely that they will consume many weeks in the discussion of railroad rates
The Coconino sun., 1905-03-25

The committee of interstate com merce will, it is announced hold it's sessions in Washington beginning about the middle of April to consider the subject of railway rate legislation which was also dismissed without action at the close of the regular ses-
The Coconino sun., 1905-03-25

The present number of Christian ministers in the United States is l49,- 963. There are l96, ,7l9 churches and 29, 323, l5S communicants. The Sunday schools number i39, 3l7, teachers l, ,4l1,- s07 and scholars II ,493, ,59l.
The Coconino sun., 1905-03-25

The life of a battleship is said to be twenty years. When you consider the fact that it takes from three to five years for battleship to be born, this seems an absurdly short career.
The Coconino sun., 1905-03-25

Senator Allison is authority for the statement that President Roosevelt will call congress in extra session on October l, two months in advance of the regular session, for the purpose of considering railroad rate investiga- tiOn.
The Coconino sun., 1905-03-25

The River Jordan has long been con- sidered the most winding river in the world, but it is not in the same class as the White river in Arkansas This river flows 1000 miles in going thirty miles as the crow flies.
The Coconino sun., 1905-03-25
VIII Pay Heaviest License In Arizona.

Gambling is to be revived in Tue son, Arizona, on small scale A newcomer, whose name could not be learned, says the Post, has made ap- plication for license to run a game on Broadway back of the former gambling resorts. He will install a roulette wheel, pay the license of S250 per month and run the resort without drinks of any kind. As there is no provision in the ordinance which can prevent him from running the game, he may go on unmolested as long as he complies with the time limitations.
The Coconino sun., 1905-03-25

Since the beginning of the last cen tury no fewer than ffty-two volcanic islands have risen from the sea. Nine teen have since disappeared and ten are inhabited