two o'clock
He released the tourniquet sufficiently to free a piteous whimper . A second later he lifted his hand off the dog , which wriggled into Lady Jean 's compassionate arms as a voice announced , `` That 's not the dog ! '' The real mad dog -- if mad he were -- had been despatched by a single shot from a soldier 's gun , rods away ; but a panic-stricken crowd had used the customary judgment of panic , and pursued the wrong dog . `` And now , '' wrathfully declared Jabez Rivers to his army cronies , `` now that poor boy has probably put his wrist out of whack ; and his father coming in on the two o'clock train to see him fight for the cup ! And this old fool telegraphed for him to come . '' Nevertheless he kept a semblance of confidence . And he has always liked Dickson because he was so sure Willy would win .