re is a capable young Austrian here who saw it in New York and wants to translate it and see if he can stage it here. ' After the applause subsided, heassumed a very grave countenance and commenced his remarks proper withthe following well-known sentence: 'When, in the course of human events,'etc. extravagant than ever, with new schemes,new patents, new methods of ameliorating the ills of mankind. We said there warn't no home like a raft, after all.
Among the letters that Clemens wrote just then was one to Miss Wallace,in which he described the glory of the fall colors as seen from hiswindows. Miss Herts obtained permission to play The Prince and thePauper, and Mark Twain agreed to become a sort of chief pa One railway trip he enjoyed--a thirty-five-mile flight down the steepmountain of Darjeeling in a little canopied hand-car. for it! The Huttons are as glad & grateful as they can be, & I am glad for their sakes as well as for Helen's.
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