The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-22
'HHB DEATH or MARK TWAIN
Issps Tnss ms Nasns nssay. ns@sss %
Psssssus sspsB. mauasa 81 Vamsss %
mssDs~a Co asanpuas~as -Bs Caseps
ns Auanus. asaasss. pmsa ama ssmua

ENuN4ADt NtNNNs nANANla8 " H4N4NM W
ns.ps~a Co ssn~sassss -@s Cnsssp
~ NssnSs. asaaass. pBsa saa NsmnR
DANRrnS. coaa.. April 1i.-samasi 4
CIsmeas CAiash Twain) disd 90 sansun-
h~ld. his counsVy home In R~dalm9. tuB
mElss sossh % this stsy. ss en- this svs-
ming
Mr. Cl.msns had been asl-~p appar-
EMILY since early IN IN aftsEnooa asd I.
his slssp saRk gradually INTO the dsepar
slaImbsr which sadsd IN daaah.
DuEing the early for~nsoa Mr.. charnsna
Sesmed 10 be much brighter than ~ had
been for twenty -four hours. He hah elapA
peacsf'aIly through tho greater part e
tho night and ss-msd greatly rsfssshsa
whsn hs awoke.
He greeted his son-in-law. owip
Gabrilowitsoh. and his daughter. MFa
0abriIowitsch. chssrf'llly. and sftsr he
had besa bOl-tsrsd up into q sitsing pos
ton In led he called fOg hin sysglaasas
and . pad Of paper and . pen and e.
deasorsd 70 write . sAoFs sses.
Mr.. Clemens's condition remained bus
littls altered until late in the forunocn.
when he became wesksr and ab0us bali
past hS dropped into the slsep from whidA
hs did noe awake. shortly bsfOFs falilne
asleep he asked fOr . copy % CsElislsis
"Frsnch Rsvolutioa' and started 20 rsaa
favOriss passage.
A tho afternoon proGrssssd q bs0ams
apparent 20 Mr.. CIemsns's phyuieiam.
DR.. Robert Halssy Of New York.. 900
had been with him almost conssensay
ssncs his arrival IN New York fron
Bermuda last thursday morning. thas
the patient's condition was becoming
more grave. Dr. Edward Quintard q
New York. DR.. Halsey's associate and b
cloee friend 90 well M a favorits physician
Of Mr.. Clemens. was notified.
DR.. ouintard reached stoFmnsid from
New York In tho afternoon. shortly
before o'clock. whsn 10 became apparsna
that Mr.. Clemens vas near hfe's verEa
Albert BigelOw Paine. Mr.. Clsnsnso
secretary and intimate frisad: Jarvis
I.anGdOn and r. 2. LOOMS. nephews 90
the dying man. and the membsrs a ne
household at StOrmHeld. among whom
were some who had been in the emplof
of the Clsmens fazaily for many yaara.
entered the be.ichamber for a IHat niIrse
1ar,wall
Mr Ctsmsns'. onFv dnu~ht.r cR.v.
ana hor h,,.l,arA Nc Gahrii,u,e.-h. NJ
Va mUv ana n, Cl,,iDe.rA r~,,.;F,s,a ~ ~.
room until the end came.
Mr. cimrnmD.i. dnaah -. ,,,r..,Rv an.
r.~,,It ~ an aat.cL ~ .nwsna v,..,,rs-
- ,-ha.,h =. - y,,ssS.S-1sss a,I.l,s- ~,
80. g., E~~,,,,,,.. -, g. w. -
- Thi. ,ro,,hIo -. ro,,,nI,..,.-s ,.,sss
o,c..ioral .,,acLa ~ c.rs,a- go.
wh;,n -. ~, ,,.,;.,,,,. h,..,h;n- s,a-
o,,I, .nI ,,.,nT,,l =, 49,. d,,-,,,-- a. IA
-.
~ ...... 49,. IA. -.
IN. S,,0sr.I IT, in,.rr,.0, In r,-,,h.ss,,
49,. i, I1.,.i-. X - NJ ra..-~-.
80, a.. .aiLt,-,, -. ,,,,,;.,,
-
sAMrrEI. L. Cf.E,rFSs
Samuel I.n.t,o-n. C,.,,,. -Ns..h
T,..in- .,,,,,,s.r ,,,;,.,.r -, -.
-, ,..,,...- -. r..Li:.s.r =.
a. -. -, -, S,~,....s.-.. "a 80. =.
,h,, ,;,,,s -, - E1,',s,,. ~. -
M, h,,,,e,r..,I ,,iI..- -, -, ,,,~,h,..,..
e., =, -.
NJ C,.,nsn... ,.,h..r S.,...a -. ....--
to- .I,,d~. - r,.r ~ .,s,,...,,,-.,
"a .c.cisi ;r,,,,r,ao.. "a ,h,..', 49,
-. ss,In,a,.'t - ~. T.,.,,;.,- :. -.
80, -, ~ ~. ,.., c.,,,,,,,, W..
-, - Co.,. -, -. r,s.,.; a..
-. h..,,r. A., h,-,h ~ s.r,,,.i A., -
IT,, thu, ,h. 10. co,,,d -. -. :,
-, s,,,,,,,,.r,.;sI ;,,,,or,,n., ), a..
s.,,s,,,, .,,,.,;,,', 49,, -. -.
80 Is,,r.l... r. a.. 81, o. -, 49,,
HnrS Of which IN. town Law were navimn-
bls IN that pOint from tho Missiaaippi
and could bs made na vi gable much higher
up. His failure To induce Congress o.
individuals To improve the river di@cour-
a .ed the older Clemens aud in Is3s hs
moved to iInnib'l. No. a hourishin<
town on the Mississippi about IFS miles
above ~. Louis. There young Clsmsns
learned 20 know and love the river which
hs. so frequently and prominently ap-
peared in his stories. ...
At Florida the family had lived in q
two room log cabin. ceiled with sawn black
walnut. n somewhat superior habitatioa
for the place at the time The story Ia tod