Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 327, 2 October 1910 — Page 3

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nL'iiraci! , OEFOREJS DEATH Pres. H&rchan of I. C. R. R. Accused the Monon Offiv ..v cial to His Face. DENIED THE ACCUSATIONS

ON JUNK tTH, CIVIL SUITS WERE PILED INVOLVING HIM AND ON JUNE 20 HE WAS A SUICIDE VICTIM FRIEND'S STORY.

' Chicago. Oct. 1. Thr months before his death, Irs G. Rawn. lata president of the Monon railway and former vice president of the Illinois Central, was Informed that the car repair craft net had been drawn around him by detectives In the employ ef the railroad. He was told that the evidence develeped by their Investigations was In the possession ef his erstwhile superior officers. Rawn was accused to his face by President J. T. Harahan of complicity in the vast plot by which the Illinois Central charges It was defrauded of over $1,500,000. He denied the accusation. This conversation took place at the residence of President Harahan In Michigan avenue, on the evening of April 18. On July 20, Rawn waa found dead at the foot of the stain In his residence In Minnetka, shot by a bullet from his own revolver. Harahan Accuses Rawn. President Harahan called his former friend and chief aid In the operation of the Illinois Central to his residence and Informed him that his relations with the Blue Island Car and Equipment company, the Ostermann Manufacturing company, the Memphis Car company and the American Car and Equipment company, were known. He ceased him not only of being Implicated In the conspiracy, but of being the ringleader and originator of the plot. Rawn entered a denial but failed to show the resentment that would naturally be expected to result from such a charge. ' On June 6, civil suits against the car companies Involved and four lesser officials of the railroad who had been discharged from Its service were filed la the Circuit court, and on July S, Rawn was called upon to testify as a witness at a chancery hearing before Master la Chancery Thomas Taylor, Jr. He denied that he or la his knowledge any of the officials of the Illinois Central were Interested financially In the car repair concerns. . The story of President Harahan's In

terview with Rawn waa made public by a man who has been closely connected with the investigation 'following the presentation and Identification In the Municipal court by A. C. Goodrich of the $10,000 check Indorsed by Rawn. which F. H- Miles, president of the Blue Island company, had sworn represented a part of Rawn's SO per cent dividend on 714 shares of Blue Island stock. Goodrich said he had received two checks for $5,000 each from Nlles with Instructions from his friend. Frank B. ' Harrlman. - former general manager of the Illinois Central, to mall his own check to Rawn. The remainder of the $21,420 dividend Nlles said he had paid to Harriman for Rawn In cash.

ADDITIONAL SOCIETY

SOCIAL SCHEDULE FOR WEEK. Monday The frst meeting of the Criterion club for the year', will be held in the afternoon at the home of Mrs. Oscar Hasty. Tuesday Mrs. Clarence Gennett will give a dinner party for the members of the Fowler-Hasecoster wedding party. Wednesday Members of a Wednescard club will meet In the afternoon. Thursday A meeting of the woman's Relief Corps will be held In the post rooms at the court house. A dance will be given in the evening In the Odd Fellows' hall. The Thursday card club will meet In the afternoon. An afternoon bridge party will be given at the Country club. Friday The first meeting of the Tourist club for the year will be held. A dance will be given In the Odd Fellows' halL jt -jg 'ji VISITING HERE. Miss Marguerite Downing of Chicago. Is In the city the guest of her father Mr. Harry Downing, for a few days. .'jt . 'jt 'jg DINNER AT THE CLUB. Mrs. George Cates will entertain with a dinner party today at the Country club. Places will be arranged at the table for six guests. Jt JI WILL ARRIVE TUESDAY. Colonel and Mrs. W. J. Robie and daughter Miss Grace Robie, who have been spending the past three months in Petoskey, Michigan, will arrive home on Tuesday. Jt Jt 'Jt WILL GIVE PARTY. Miss Opal Hussoa will entertain on Saturday afternoon, October eighth, with a bridge party at her home in National avenue. The affair promises to be most enjoyable. A number of Invitations will bo Issued for the affair. 'jt 'Jt rJt IS IN GREENFIELD. Mrs. J. Clarence Hufford of Rich-

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v Music

TO APPEAR HERE. Anna Pavlowa, the celebrated Russian dancer will probably " appear la this city this winter at the Oennett theater. Anna Pavlowa and Michael Mordkla came to New York unknown save for the whisper of anti-

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circles, music lovers and in fact the masses were aflame with enthusiasm.

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miers appeaered during their engagement of one month with the Metropolitan opera company, but each of these cities clamored' for more.- Pavlowa

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ances merely gave a suggestion, nothing more, of an art old and thoroughly established In Russia, but new to the rest of the world. It is the unfolding or enacting of a narrative drama, opera or call it what you may. Not a

line is spoken or a word sung. JS - J JS MUSIC FOR RALLY DAY. Special music will be a feature bf the Rally Day program today at the First Christian church to be presented this morning. The choir wil present a number. Mrs. ' Boggs . and Mrs. Foulke will sing an appropriate duet. A feature of the program will be the ladies quartet composed of Mrs. S. W. Traum, Miss Edna Smith and Mrs. J. Boggs. The public Is invited to attend. jl -ji -jg CHOIR REHEARSAL. . The choir of the St. Paul's Episcopal church held its choir rehearsal last evening Instead of Tuesday evening as Is the usual custom. Several special numbers will be rendered today at the services. Miss Laura Gas

ton will preside at the organ. ,. Jt jt jt v ; v RALLY DAY. The Sunday school of the First English Lutheran church will observe Rally Day this morning. A musical program as announced r. daring the past week will be presented.' The public is invited. ' Jt 'Jt 'Jt FIRST GRAND OPERA. : The first grand opera that will ever have had its original production in America Is the fact of world-wide interest attendant upon Mascagni'a "Tsobel" which will be presented in November under the direction of Liebler and Company. "Tsobel was written by the composer of "Cavalleria Rusticana' for Miss Bessie Abbott, whose last New York appearance waa with the Metropolitan ' Opera House company.. This fall and winter she will head the most Important organisation that has ' yet presented -grand opera. Maestro Mascagni, the celebrated Italian, will conduct all the performances. The distinguished Italian considers "Ysobel." his finest creation. The book is by Lulgi Mica, who. wrote the librettos of "Bohemia," "Madame Butterfly," and "Tosca." The opera, bf course, will be rendered in Italian. No event In years has attracted such tremendous

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interest and enthusiasm in musical and general theatrical circles. .:?".:;;' , i Jt r Jt v, Jt ... ' yj-:j,t TO ASSIST WITH MUSIC. Sunday morning Mr. C. E. Brant of Madison, Wis., formerly saxophone soloist with Brookes : and other famous bands, will render, the offertory at the First, Presbyterian church. Mrs. Fred Miller will preside at the organ. Mr. Willard Rupe, violinist, will assist with the music All are cordially invited to attend. , Jt Jt Jt MEETING POSTPONED. The Music Study club has postponed its meeting from Wednesday of this week until after the Fall Festival. The first meeting will be held in the Starr Piano parlors. Arrangements for an evening meeting in the nature of a recital to be given during the state club federation meeting in this city will be made soon by a committee in charge. J ji j TO BE IN INDIANAPOLIS. According to the great tour booked for Liza Lehman and the quartet of singers engaged by her for the American tour, the party will appear in Indianapolis this season and probably next month. A number of musicians in this city will probably go over for the event.

RECITAL AT EARLHAM. The most important musical event of the past week was the recital given Friday evening at Earmam college, when Aurele Borrisa, the new vocal teacher at the college was introduced to the Richmond public Miss Laura Gaston and Miss Hecker also assisted with the program.

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