Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-12
STERN KOREAN POLICY
II Is Stated That Japan Will This
Course Pursue.
R0CKHILL CENSURED
Charged That American Minister at
Pskin Gave Seant Entertainment
to Miss Alice Roosevelt
and Her Party.

Victoria, u. C.. Oct. ia dispatch
from Toxic by the Empress Of Japan
states that "A stern Korean policy II to
be adopted by Japan following the an
nouneement Of the Anglo Japan treaty.
Toxic publIcists state freely that since
the treaty guarantees the freedom OF
japan In prosecution OF Korean inter-
ests the shadow Of the Korean govern
ment will shortly be swept away and
practically a suIerainty over EOrea es-
tablishsd. Several japanese papers
state foreign ministers to Korea will
be withdnwn and Korean ministers
abroad be recalled. for as long as Ko-
res IL In a position Of welding dlplO-
matte rights she may be inveiglsd by
ambitious diplomats. even ~ japanese
supervision be maintained and Japan
ese interests may be JeopardiEed. The
return OF Russian agents. the attitude
OF the Korean government regarding
uprisings Of Koreans In the north and
formation Of patriotic societies In
Seoul among factors are calling forth
demands from political leaders In Ja-
pan for rigorous measures In Korea.
A Yokohama paper says a part Of
the Manchurian army may be quarter
ed In Korea instead OF being with
drawn 90 Japan. as concerted uprisings
OF Koreans abetted by officials of the
Korean government. are considered too
imminent possibility 10 be treated
lightly.
Mail advices by the Empress Of ia
pan. including a Manila dispatch TO the
Japanese Advertiser OF Yokohama.
state that General Corbln censures
United States Minister Rockhill. at
Pekin. charging him with dereIiction
Of duty In provisions made for the re-
ception and entertainment OF the pres
dents daughter and party at Pekin.
The Advertiser says: THE execrable
mismanagement OF the reception and
direct discourtesy on the part OF the
minister are charges freely made. The
returning party say the marked scan
tiness of the attention paid them was
sufficient 10 elicit surprise from vari-
Gus legations and STATS of other en-
bassies"
J. Il. Hegeman. president OF the Me-
tropolitan Life insurance company OF
New York and wife arrived from ia
pan by the steamer Empress of Japan.
Mr.. Hegeman said he would 20 direct
10 New York 20 give evidence before
the Legislative committee investigating
into the affalr Of Insurance companies
lie said the stories circulated that he
had gone 20 Japan TO escape n hearing
before the committee was totally un-
true
According 90 advices received by the
steamer Empress of is-au the bomb
outrage at the Pelsin r,ilUs- station.
which involved the death Of the bomb
thrower and others. II alleged 10 have
been instigat@d hy Dr sun Yatsel.
ringleader ~ the Revolutionary party
In China. The japanese Advertiser
OF Yokohama says sun Yatsen. who Is
In Japan. has sent over thirty assaa-
sins 20 Tien Tsin since August Fol-
lowing the outrage the Chinese govern
ment telegraphed 10 the Chinese min
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aid OF the Japanese government 10 ap-
prehend Sun Yatsen. who escaped from
prison In China and escaped from the
Chinese legation al London when ar
rested there. Yon TX. former Korean
minister. who escaped TO Shanghai In
= junk. as stated by Shanghai papers.
is believed 10 be on a secret miasIon TO
Europe. on his arrival at Shanghai
he addressed long telegram 10 the
Chinese empress. The minister is be-
heved TO be Russian agent. and Jap
aneSe officials sought TO apprehend him
before he left Korea
Mr.. Hurlbut OF the Korean Review.
according TO advices by the steamer
Empress of japan. makes grave
charges against japanese admlnistra-
tion " Korea He says thousands of
Korean peasants are threatened with
starvation and heart rendering scenes
are occurring daily because peasants
are dispossessed OF their lands with
out cou1neuauffon