In the ninth and final section of this work, we learn that a murderer got a sentence of three years in jail and that Johnnie was cheating at High Five.  
One character in this work claims that his town is two years away from being a metropolis, and proudly notes that the town will have a line of electric street-cars next spring.  After receiving 75 cents, that character shows a picture of his dead daughter Carrie and another of his son Michael.  Later, that character's other son has a discussion about fear with Mr. Blanc, who later notes that "every sin is the result of a collaboration."  In the ninth and final section of this work, we learn that a murderer got a sentence of three years in jail and that Johnnie was cheating at High Five.  The titular thing is located in Fort Romper, Nebraska, and is owned by Pat Scully.  FTP, name this story about the death of a crazy Swede which was written by Stephen Crane.
One character in this work claims that his town is two years away from being a metropolis, and proudly notes that the town will have a line of electric street-cars next spring.  
"The Blue Hotel"