One character in this work repeatedly asks another, "How much do I owe you?
One character in this work repeatedly asks another, "How much do I owe you?"  Earlier that same man is shown a picture of another man's oldest son, Michael, now a successful lawyer living in the State capital.  Section eight is set  at Henry's where a seemingly triumphant character comes in from the snow, buys several rounds of whiskey, and boorishly insists that a group of four other men drink with him.  The ninth and final section ends with Mr. Blanc confessing to Bill that the now dead New Yorker had been right about young Johnnie who'd been accused of cheating at cards.  Set in Fort Romper, Nebraska, it was first collected in its author's volume The Monster and Other Stories.  For 10 points, identify this short story that centers on the murder of the Swede at Pat Scully's title establishment, a work by Stephen Crane.
One character in this work repeatedly asks another, "How much do I owe you?"  
"The Blue Hotel"