At one point in this work, the talkative drummer is offered shelter behind an armor-plated bar at the Weary Gentleman Saloon. As this story opens, that title character is embarrassed by her dress, but her mood is quickly improved by her companion, who declares that they'll get the "finest meal in the world" at a diner. Meanwhile, they are observed 
At one point in this work, the talkative drummer is offered shelter behind an armor-plated bar at the Weary Gentleman Saloon. As this story opens, that title character is embarrassed by her dress, but her mood is quickly improved by her companion, who declares that they'll get the "finest meal in the world" at a diner. Meanwhile, they are observed by a porter with an "amused and superior grin." One character shoots at the protagonist's house, though he is not home, and everything is called off once Scratchy Wilson sees the woman the protagonist married in San Antonio. FTP, identify this Stephen Crane story about Jack Potter's return, newly married, to the title location.
At one point in this work, the talkative drummer is offered shelter behind an armor-plated bar at the Weary Gentleman Saloon.
“The {Bride Comes} to {Yellow Sky}”