Humbert fires with the gun - the bullet penetrates hrough one of the boxing gloves, grazing it and striking a bottle behind Quilty.The camera glides along with them as they are shown he now-vacant, gothic apartment (7E) of the elderly, 89 year-old Mrs.Lois brought Clark the handwritten letter from the concerned schoolboy, and he read it outloud: "Dear Superman, forgive me for writing to you, but my teacher was speaking about the President""s speech on the arms race.They have a fist-fight on the tender until they fall.The bandit has the advantage - he lands on top of the fireman.He takes a lump of coal and strikes the fireman on the head until he is unconscious.Then after overpowering him, he hurls the victim""s body off the top of the moving train.[This was a startling special effect, although it was only a dummy figure.] The two bandits force the engineer to bring the train to a stop.Scene 5: Side-view of the stopped train:At gunpoint, the engineer is forced to leave the locomotive, and walk back to uncouple the locomotive from the rest of the passenger cars.