The evening times

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mineral resources, several of which are

held by Am~~*cans. The principal one—the

opening of ue coal belt—has been granted

to Mr. Anton Jaegerhuber, an American

citizen, the head of one of the leading com

mercial houses in Port au Prince. This

gentleman also holds the concession to

construct two lines of railway, one to the

north from the capital, the other east to

ward the Dominican borders, both of

which will develop a rich section of coun

try.”

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The Correspondents’ Clothes,

(From the London Clronicle.)

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been turned on the

war correspondents, and the cesultant reflections

of cur contemporary are not uniformly flattering.

It is true that Mr. Pearse, of “Daily News,”

“might very well be taken for a field marshal,”

and his son, of the “Daily Mail,” takes after him.

But then a field marshal may be dowdy. Mr.

Maud, too, is “very fond of light suits and bow

ties.”” It is disturbing to read of our correspond

ent, Mr. Nevinson,” that “‘one might be inclined to

criticise the cut of his clothes,” “hough the *“Tel

egraph’’ fares even worse with met Burleigh,

whose dress is “somewhat <ubuio.d,” and the

“Daily Mail” has to endure Mr. Hands, whose

“crumpled serge suit and bowler hat’’—— Oh!

we turn, sickened from the spectacle. Finally,

Mr. Kinnear, of the Central News, is said to

“wear a determined look.” Mr. Kinnear hap

pily back in London, otherwise with ths fur all

raiment and the South African winter coming on,

when the veldt will be cold and the ..id felt,

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The evening times. (1900). Washington, D.C., 1900-07-19. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84024441/1900-07-19/ed-1/?sp=5

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The evening times, 1900-07-19.