about two o'clock in the morning
After a while the car started . At twelve o'clock that night the train reached Richmond . Some men put me into an ambulance . I was taken to Camp Winder Hospital , several miles out , which place was reached about two o'clock in the morning of the 15th . That I survived that day -- the 14th , -- has always been a wonder , I was put to bed . There were many beds in the ward . In the middle of the ward , which was about sixty feet long by thirty wide , was a big stove , red-hot , and around the stove was a circle of people -- women-nurses and stewards , and perhaps some convalescing patients -- singing religious songs .