Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-31

and for all time. Otherwise I demand satisfaction. Do I make myself clear"
 T can't say that you do." answered Fitzgerald, directing a pun of smoke towards the ceiling 50 far as I am able 10 make out. you are barking up the wrong tree. If you think am in terfering with your love affairs, you are nightly mistaken. have enough to do to attend to my own. And If ,his is all you have brought me here for. | think it is now in order for you to apologize and to open that door" Then you mean to say that you have relinquished your interest in Miss Marvin?" Miss Mervin. What has she [, do with this?"
 Everything"
 Now, see here. Coltcn, what do you mean?"
 q have already told you: It is be cause of you--for fear of hurting your sensibiliiies-that she hesitates to ia vor ne with her acceptance" Why. hang it. man, what in the name of common sense are yoa talk | ing about,"
 Don't make myself clear?" No. Do you mean that you have been paying your addresses to Miss Mervin?-
 | Yes"
 Miss Margaret Mervin!- -Yes-
 "of Philadelphia~ 'Yes: Miss Margaret Mervfn of Phil adelphia- There's no misunderstood irg on that score"
 How long have you known herv
 .1 don't know that that's any of youl business: but the fact is, I met her fl the Catskills last August"
 The devil. Then it's you who arr | at the bottom of this, You are ths man who has come between her and . me. I met her a whole month before i, you did. and you sit there and tall to me of your prerogatives and priol rights, Why, confound 1t ali, if it wers not for you she would consent to mar " me, and ,ou demand that shal withdraw in your favor. We'll. IT be-
 Then you will decide the matter a! have suggested?"
 .what."
 'T say, then you are willing to fight to determine which of us shall retire The case is a simple one: Each of II stands in the others way. With bot, in the field she will have neither of us One of us has got to withdraw. Do yoI catch my meaning now?" "Yes: and. by thunder, accept you challense, It shall be fight. and |
 fight to the finish: and. what's more
 we'll pull it of right here and now'"
 Precisely what have arranged fol
 We can settle the matter in my bac
 office without attracting attention.
 have had the room cleared for tn
 purpose"
 Both men were we'll built and atl
 Ietic. Each was accounted . goo
 sparrer. In the present instance. how
 ever, judges would have declared tha
 the odds were in favor of Coltol
 whose weight and long reach gay
 him an evident advantage over Fit,
 gerald in those respects. although tn | ldtteFs TSputdt1on ioi SdSh6N an
 quick work involved an equation nc
 easy to calculate.
 Fitzgerald followed his adversar
 into the adjoining room. Each dre
 on his coat and vest and neckwes
 with studied deliberation and place
 them carefully on a chair.
 Colton tossed upon the window-sei q two or three pairs of lisht-weigl
 gloves. Take your choice" he sai
 indifferently. n Fitzgerald quickly fitted pair d his hands; Cotton followed suit; ar s moment later the two men face
 each other in the attitude of battl r. their arms barred and their chests e n banded with deep breathing. l. There was no handshake. All pr
 liminary conyentionalities wei e. waived. This was to be fight. rw