XIII.—A WILD RAILWAY JOURNEY.

A Great American Railway Station—Platforms and

Waiting-Rooms—A Queer Night—“Snow is as Bad as Fog”—A

Farmer who Suggests Mathias in “The Bells”—A Romance of

the Hudson—Looking for the “Maryland” and Finding “The

Danites”—Fighting a Snow-storm—“A Ministering Angel”—The

Publicity of Private Cars—Mysterious Proceedings—Strange

Lights—Snowed up—Digging out the Railway Points—A Good

Samaritan Locomotive—Trains Ahead of Us, Trains Behind

Us—Railway Lights and Bells—“What’s Going On?” 264

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