The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-17
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Well, W.. Mr.. Jon~a, tina, Ia the
plain English III u.
- Then Ill have ron 10 know, MI,
that I'm NIT the fool yun take me Tor.
! won't apologize and Won't fight.
Ia l,ArlNrcsts custom. exploded III III
civilized countries suicide and murder
nll IN one m only for savagc people.
Non'd better take carr how you ~
press such AcntimrntA while you arr In
Ireland, Mr.. However, ~ you will
neither apologies nor Tight, am under
The disagsccablc neccm ity III telling ron
thAt my friend Mr.. Joyce will, thu mo.
ment yon leave this hotsl. inilicl such
peEncnal establishment ulsOn you = your
| conduct Deserves
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you or your friend dare q lay 3 I'D on
me, will In tho first placs psoeect ny.
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actly mo what that has 10 do With Mo
matter. They don't interfere with scn.
tcmcn when exercising their ri6hia.
Besides, Mr.. Joyce, boing Jussice Of
tiic Peace, can 0f course take the law
into bis own hands. And nov. MI.
Jones. / shall leave y0u for the present.
We shall await you outside In thu
square,
AT this moment the door OF the room
va thrown open. and IN ,teprsd my
friend Willisms.
All, Jones, my dear fellow, I'm
delighted 10 sce yon Come. bundle
NJ your hcIunsings tho trap In q the
door, aud we'll b. Oh in no time. How
do y0u do. Bodkinf Why, / Thought
you were with your regiment. Didn't
know you wcro acquainted with my
friend JonrM Glad ~ II III mo toll
yon 10 y one ~ tho honestcst fellows In
tho world
Capt. Hodkin locked puzzled. May
! aAk, Williams. do You know this gen.
tlcman wellf'
DO l know my erandmothor /
Why. know Owen Jones' siucc lle wa~
bora
!" Gan yon vonch for his honor,'
- Yes, m can for my own
And for his truth!
:" His truth Capt Bodkln! Who |
questionsit, sin and Williams drew him. |
NIL mp hauehtily aud II okeL dangerous.
=" Ny dear Williams, said ]. this
gentleman, whom ] saw for tha flmt
tlme about tim minutes ago, inslsla thst
ihsultcd friend of his last night,
whnm have n6vrr secn, and now de-
manls N apology o. Tho satIslaction ~
blowing my brMans ont. ! told him no
and his friend are under some delusion,
and ! don't even know tho olIense with
which ] an charged.
:. Will yon bc Nd good, Capt. Dod.
kin. N 10 tell me fully and plainly, N
Jones' friend and lla laid aiguiiiunnt
emphasis on tho last word what your
OAuae oi complaint against him IN n
Certainly, certainly. II Ii very
agreeable 70 mo, ~ Mr.. Joycs's friend,
~ have mAn of your honor and charac.
ter ~ the friend of Mr.. jones'. 10 o..
plain 70 you what II was needless 10 tell |
hini--no ono knows II Do.trr. Mr.. Joyce |
was pA0tng billiards last night ii |
Lynch's, when this gentleman came In. |
While tho game WA going IN, Nj. Jones
made several observations ON the play.
which my friend considered d grual lis.
erty on thu part III stranger. Joyce
had, ~ be- tells mc, inst executed very
msst@rly stroke, when Mr.. Jouas burst
out into laugh. and cried, "Wlsat 4
llukr, by lingo" Nov my friend, who,
] may observc, pridcs himself on his
playing. fclt very much irritated that
any ono, cspecially stranger, should
presume N attribute ~ chance what was
really tho result VI tkiil. and told Nj.
Jones--as, In my opinion, Ms. Williams.
b. va quito Justified III doing that no
gentleman would make such an observe
tion. Your friend replied angrily; ono
hot word led 70 another, I'LL your friend