Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-13

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from the ships speedily made the tort
too hot for the Confederate su'hers'
Soon past noon shot carried away
the i'ag on the fort, ana aftcrwhrd lIe
garrison left the works some taRihS
flight in boats and others running
along shore toward Fort Hatt'ras'
Seeing the Hight or the 'olIederates
from Fort Clark! the detachment OF
Buffers soldiers on the behch moved
down and took possession nut me
shells OF the heet aiih'u Ut fort nat
teras passed over that work INTO FORT
Clark. Driven from shelter by their
own fire. the troops returned 10 the
on the wet beach. WIN no 1000 Dut
what they picked up on their march
to the fort During the night Con-
fedcratc regiment from Newbern came
TO the beach to help the garrison beat
on the enemy. but they We're too
busy repairing the parapets ana cham
beers injured by the bombardment 10
look for outside trouble.
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doned both forts the Monticello made
her way with difficulty In the shallow
water TO the mouth Of the inlet. She
often grounded. and Hatteras guns
paid no attention. but finally when she
was caught In shallow water the guns
opencd, landing five shells In her with
IN few minutes One shot went COM
pietcly through the ship from starboard
to port and landed In Il coal bunker.
Under cover of the fleet the steamer
got out from under the Confederate
guns. and the ships soon anchored for
the night. During this days fight the
Confederate war steamers lay idle IN
the sound. After the abandonment OF
Fort Clark the Ellis carried troops and
ammunition to Fort Hattcras. passing
and requesting under fire. She tool
Flag Officer Barron and others int
the fort during the afternoon. 1t WA
said that some Of the officers OF tn
little fotilla wished to put troop
ashore to recover Fort Clark and holt
1t ut the point Of the bayonet II meet
be, but their counsel was orerruled.
Twentv.eight Shells a Minute.
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shins N, Str;n,hom,s aeet m,ved n
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s,r,nos an Eort CI,rk Ab,ut y o'cloc
m tho Wabash onen.d are occort
inc IN tho C,nf.d.r,te narrative. An
,,nmod,oto,v rain of shells beca
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co,n,ed ,wantv.eiybt shells falling
o,n mimi, . ribs battery In the san
am tho ahora 40 we'll no the puns ,
Eort Noroan added ia the fire. IN
o,,, ~ Uotteros started In brayely I
,.,no,d hut 500, sound that n WA