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aninstructor, a young German, who, after a morning or two, regarded MarkTwain helplessly and said: Mr. He took myhand and said: Well, I had a picturesque night. The other one will go from the rest- cure in this city to the rest-cure in Norfolk, Connecticut; & we shall not see her before autumn. One railway trip he enjoyed--a thirty-five-mile flight down the steepmountain of Darjeeling in a little canopied hand-car.

Please remember me kindly to Mrs. Mark Twain was particularly fond of Tom Reed, who had been known as Czar Reed in Congress, but wasdelightfully human in his personal life. 21,attending to the letters in the morning and playing billiards the rest ofthe time, waiting for the appointed day and train. FROM THE LONDON TIMES, 1904 (Vienna)--Century, November.