about two o'clock
There I was lifted out of the wagon and laid upon the ground . There were others near me , all lying on the ground . In many places the ground was white with snow ; the wind cut like a blade of ice ; I was freezing . At about two o'clock some men put me into a car -- a common box freight-car , which had no heat and the doors of which were kept open . After a while the car started . At twelve o'clock that night the train reached Richmond . Some men put me into an ambulance .