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gratifying to their feelings, and, though a slight change,

would accomplish a great change in their view of the law.

Mr. Taft said that he hoped some such provision might be

introduced into the law, which should remove their sense of

humiliation and that he would be glad to bring this to the

attention of the President and the State Department.

The Fourth suggestion made by the Hon. Dr.

Ho Kai was that the law or the treaty should provide for

an improvement in the detention sheds in which Chinamen

destined for other countries were housed in the United

States awaiting transhipment. Mr. Taft said that he had no

knowledge of the details of this matter, but that he would

also bring it to the attention of the President and he

thought that every humane regulation would be put in force

to prevent either humiliation or injury to the persons

subjected to confinement under the circumstances.

Hongkong, September 5th., 1905.