The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
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PATHS Nephew, Alfredo EariI', Has Been
Too Free In Making Love.
New YoRK April l3--1he suit Of Or NJ T..
HORNE of Chicago, for $4,000 against
Alfredo Barli. Of Kansas City, for alternating
the affections Of bis wife has created lange
/ in the most musical family on earth iainlly
of which AdelIna Patti-Nicollni IS the sweet
est toned.
Adoina PATHS mother was before her
second marriage Mime Barili She had TWO
sons. Ettore and Nicolo l}arh.
Ettore Barili. Adena PATHS half bTOther'
was her first music teacher Ettore BARN. was
long a music teacher IN Philadelphia with
Parelh whose prave-stOne. an unhewn rock
with lyre and a laurel wreath craven on H.
is "a monument in one of the cemeteries there'
Alfredo Baril IL the son of httore. lie IS
now wel-built man. thirty eight years
old-a blonde (singularly enough for one
through whose veins runs Italian blood. with
prominent nose. like many distinguished
men. Alfredo wears his hair IN what Is now
miscaled pompadour fashion, and has iull.
square cut beard His friends here say that
as music teacher he IS incomparable-hear
and soul in his art.
Ettore Baril sent Alfredo to Cologne to be
educated While leading the rolicking Ger
man student life In the city washed but not
disiuiected by the River Rhine Alfredo fell IN
love with ayOung girl. His suit was repulsed
by her father. who was IN the diplomatic
service of his country. Months after. by
some queer chance when Alfredo had re-
turned 10 his fathers house In Philadelphia
his sweetheart father was sent there as Ger
man Consul. The lovers met again and were
married privately. the father still strenuousiy
Directing TO the match. That was fourteen
years ago.
Mrs Alfredo Barili was not a handsome
woman. She was described yesterday as
"amiaDle, which is the least any one can say
of any woman Three children came TO her
and her husband two boys and one giri.
About nine years ago the family moved from
Philadelphia TO Atlanta. Ga, and Alfredo
made there as before. decent livlihood at
his profession. He seemed entirely content
and happy. None of his relatives here ever
heard him utter a word against his wife.
About a year ago Alfredo. leaving his family
in Atlanta. went TO Kansas City where be
started a conservatory OF music and pros
pered
Alfredo's uncle Nicolo, teacher of the
piano too. who has the most tremendous
moustache and imperial in New \ ork. lives
at No. % east Twenty-hfth street. Alfredo
visited him there last June on his way TO
Wales. invited thither By Madame Patti-Nico-
lini NicolO Barii and his wife said yesterday
that while Alfredo was certainly favOrlte of
his gOlden-thrOated aunt no one knew whether
she had intended to leave him half her for
tune OF what part of it, They hoped Mime.
Battl-NlcOllnl would i've Thousand years,
she was 50 generous. The news of Alfredos
love affair was a great shock to his uncle
Ncalo. All she knew about it was that Nine.
Patti-Nicolini was exceedingly incensed over
1t. They awaited with Impotence letters
from the amlable Mrs. Alfredo Barlli.
DIR. HORNE BIAMEs ALFREDO.
CHICAGO. April 13.-Dr. N. F.. HORNE. OF
this city. whose wife fell from grace through
the wlles of Professor Alfredo Barih is a spe-
culat0r in live stock at the stock yards. lie
does not blame his wife so much, as he thinks
she is the victim Of an educated villain.
II have all the love letters which
passed between the pair IS said he, and con
fronted them in their guilt IN the hotel in ~.
Louis. He infatuated the woman with his
music. his talk of art and Claude Melnotte
story of how they would live abroad. 1t was
all palaces. orange blossoms and love. lie
pretended that he was PATHS heir and would
inherit her Welsh castle