The Dmitrl Donskoi was sunk late Jon Sunday morning, and a prisoner from her hulk said that at nine in the morning Admiral Rodjestvensky Jand over eighty of his stof were on foord the Bedovi endeavouring effect their escape. The Japanese found Admiral Rodjestvensky in a Jsabin of the boat after the ship' Jmen had struck their flag. At 3 pin. the Russian flagship Nicolat I was signalling the Japanese fleet from near the southeast of Er-lung Island '(GMatsu Shima), where Nebogatof! surrendered all' that remained of the Baltic Fleet. Admiral Enquist had escaped with two vessels to the south, Jand ultimately arriving at Manila, the ships were interned there to await peace. It was Monday morning before the last of the Aahting ships sunk. The commander of the only remaining vessel removed his crew, [consisting of about six hundred men, ashore on Er-lung Island, he was himself badly wounded, but caused [his ship to be blown up.
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