seven o'clock
Would you care to go ? '' `` I 'd be glad of the opportunity , sir , '' said Jack , delightedly . `` All right . The chief will let you off now , so you will have plenty of time to catch the seven o'clock train . And now , Jack , do your best , for the ` Morning Bulletin ' is sending its news matter in by the other telegraph company , and we do n't want them to get ahead of us in any way . '' When Jack reached the station , several of the newspaper men , including West of the `` Star , '' already were there . Among them he saw Raub , a reporter of the `` Bulletin , '' and with him Simpson , an operator of the opposition telegraph company .