The Evening News came out last night with a sensational statement to the effect that the Public Prosecutor was about to proceed against Sir Holliday Macartney for his share in the action of the Chinese Legation in the matter of Sun Yat-sen. An official contradiction has, however, been given to the report, which seems to have arisen from the fact that statements were obtained from Sun and others on behalf of the Foreign Office. The statements were not taken with a view to any legal proceedings whatever, but simply in order that the whole facts of the case may he placed on record. No doubt Mr. Curzon will be catechised on the subject in the House of Commons as soon as Parliament sits.
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