However at about 11 o’clock the chamber-…
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Charles Baineperson
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a.k.a. Chas. Baine, Frenchy, French
Lucy Croenneperson
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a.k.a. Lucy Croenne, Mrs. Croenne
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ing and so returned to my room. About 9 o’clock
yesterday morning in answer to a spirit of un-
easiness I knocked at the door of No. 3. As I
have since found out the next door lodger asked
“Who is there?” I mistook the voice for Blane’s
and so thought it was all right.
However at about 11 o’clock the chamber-
maid came to me and said that the parties in
No. 3 had not got up yet. At this moment it
happened that Chief Lyons came up to enquire
about the shots. We knocked at the door and
received no answer. Upon this the chamber-
maid procured a ladder and looked over the
transom and she almost fell down as she gasped
“both the man and the woman were dead in
bed.” The chief then opened the transom and
assisted Mr. Moore through and he opened the
door on the inside. The sight was a terrible one.
On the bed were stretched the dead bodies of
the two people, she with a large bullet hole in
the center of her forehead and he with the
brains oozing from his skull. Both were in their
night clothes and his left hand held her right
by the wrist as if he was feeling her pulse, and
a pistol lay just between them. Her head was
hanging slightly over the edge of the bed and
she had bled terribly as the bed clothes were
saturated and there was a large pool of blood
on the floor. The bodies were immediately re-
moved to Dolan’s undertaking parlors.