[12] Ak-à-gēē.
[13] At-à-go.
[14] Tchio’ka’i.
[15] It was currently reported, and for a long time believed in Japan, that the Unebi had been captured by the Chinese and taken into one of their harbours. Another report was to the effect that the Chinese had waylaid and destroyed her—a not impossible incident. A typhoon is, however, a more likely cause. It may be remembered that our gunboat Wasp mysteriously disappeared in Far Eastern waters, and nothing was ever heard as to how she perished.
[16] Now Belleville.
[17] Now the Sai Yen.
[18] Admiral in command of the main fleet in February, 1904.
[19] [See Appendix for Chinese version of this affair].
[20] Except in the case of the first two, only by courtesy so called.
[21] Rear-Admiral Tsuboi.