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on the Railroad Line steamer Trombone, sends us a rather badaccount concerning the state of the river. Webster & Co. Herealized that these various literary projects were leading nowhere, andone after another he dropped them. Sometimes he wrote there.

site, at no great distance fromNew York, would become more valuable, and he had plenty of idle means. Champ Clark had been largely instrumentalin the success of this measure, and had been fighting for it steadilysince Mark Twain's visit to Washington in 1906. Iconclude, therefore, that it was a convenient bronchitis, useful onoccasion. The work mentioned, which would notsee print until after his death, was a continuation of thoseautobiographical chapters which for years he had been setting down as themood seized him.