At the hotel, Crow was talking to Charles Banister in his room. They had just finished going over the results of the raid and had changed the subject to Mad Dog.
“I didn"t know he was married,” said Banister.
“Neither did I. He"s got two boys; ten and twelve. I checked on the pension his wife will get, and a church mouse couldn"t live on it.”
“Take $2,000 from the safe and open an account for his family. We"ll see what we can do to help them along as time goes by.”
“Thank you, Charles. That"s a big relief.”
“How about getting something to eat?” asked Charles. I thought Mary would be here by now. I guess she won"t come till morning.”
John Lundy and Connery, dressed as cowhands, sat in the lobby of the hotel. As Banister and Crow came down the stairs, Lundy recognized Crow. He leaned t
