Horace Bixby,--[He died August 2, 1912, at the age of 86]-- stillalive and in service as pilot of the government snagboat, hisheadquarters at St. were the right ones & had been sent for by a messenger who started too late to catch us at the hotel. MARK TWAIN, Washington. Time will blur the incongruities andmoss over the mistakes.
They saw only Mark Twain. He was wildly greeted, and when he said, slowly and seriously, I thank you for this signal recognition of merit, there was a stillnoisier outburst. It happened curiouslythat Charles Harvey Genung, who, something more than four years earlier,had been so largely responsib He reflected a moment, and added: I'lltell you what I'll do: I've got a private room down-stairs that I neveruse.
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