about midnight
`` I ca n't tell you anything more about the matter just now . Anyway , we 've got our work cut out for us to-night . We must be far from the border by morning . There 's a train from Juarez about midnight . '' There were many questions which Fremont wanted to ask Nestor as the boys , each busy with his own thoughts , crossed the bridge , after giving a password supplied by Colonel Wingate , and took train at Juarez for San Jose , but he remained silent . He wanted , among other things , to ask why they were going to San Jose so directly -- as if the town had been the object of the journey from the beginning . He saw , however , that Nestor , who was becoming a good deal of a mystery to him , did not care to talk , and so he held his tongue .