The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-19
BY La aiARQUIsE DE FONTEnOY.
\ n ARQUISf GEORGE PALLAvICINI,

\ = ARQUIS GEORGE 7PALLAvIcINI,
MI Lieutenant of the Ninth Regi-
wi lnent OF Hussars of the Aus
New York on Tuesday last to act as
best man at the wedding of Count
Anton SigraY to Miss Harriet DAILY. OF
New York, daughter and heiress OF the
late Marcus DAILY. the copper king.
marquisatc Of the Old World, as ali
OF tho male members of the ancient
house OF Pallavicini have borne the
title of marquis or lnargrave. since
III. There arc contemporary docu-
ments bearing the date OF A. D. 996
stu In existence, indicating that the
lallavieinis ilourishcd at his court as
then considered very ancient title.
Indeed. the Pallavicinis assert that
they are descended from one OF Noah's
grandsons, who bore the very same
title of marquis during the memorable
cruise on board the ark. This is not
merely family legend, but a bona
tide belief, and figures as such In that
monumental y historical work. "The
piled by Duke Pompcy Litta
There was a Marquis Hubert Palla-
vicini who served under Emperor Fred
Ierick H.. q, Germany against Pope
Gregory IN. In the thirteenth century,
and created for himself sovereignty
ioverthrown BY Charles Of Anjou. Car,
dlnal Sforza 1'allavicini, of the Order
OF Jesuits. who died in 1867. was the
historian Of the Council OF Trent. Then
there was the Margrave Horace Palla-
vicini, who was enormously wealthy.
and lent large sums OF money to Queen
Elizabeth Of England at the time OF
the Spanish Armada. which have never
been repaid. and also was OF great
financial assistance to King HenrysIv..
prior to his accession to the throne OF
France. After his death his widow
married an uncle of oliver Cromwell.
Loaned Money to King.
Another Pallavicini who loaned
money to royalty which the. latter
failed to repay was the Marquis Fabio
Palavicini. grand chamberlain, conH-
d a., and most trusted retainer of King
Charles r, IS Albert Of Sardinia, the great.
Italy. seems that when the royal
Duchesse de Berry made her attempt
to bring about the restoration of her
M Raag as . ae had #
the moral support, but also the imam
5cial backing OF several foreign; sove-
ireigns. al: Of whom resented the man
whifh the DnNe q Orleans had
Charles X. In order to reign over
France a King Louis Philippe. Money
is q vital consideration In every poa
.Iltical conspiraey or conp.d'etat. The
energy, but she lacked the financial
means necessary for. the overthrow
OF the Orleans dynasty at Paris. and
for the recovery OF her boys throne
child's favor In 1880. Emperor Fran
Prince Metternic h. Nicholas !. Of Rus
STA, and derrick William III. Of Prus-i
duchesss Venture. King Charles Al AZ
bertaof Sardinia was not only In
circumstances. but Likes
wise subject ted to such strict control
he was una Bic 10 contribute anything
himself Soshe Induced his lcrony.st tho
MARQUIS Fahio Pallavicini, to subscribe!
In his stead to the project of the dnch-
ssh magqus wRo waf sedy
Sandman. am bassador toathe..courts Of.
Naples. Vienna and st. Petersburg. fur
ntsshed a sum- Of about $2,0o 100. re-
eGsh srsg fr 5T Kng
would be responsible for the. entire
amountto the hovse OF Pallavicinitiny
Tue EVENT. Of failure on the part Of the
n5,a ae, Of Berry Or OF, her son, Whu
the debt a IN sSi7I,8
IT may be recalled that the venture
or the duchess resulted In ignomintous
I ! i Tor, after having ffestsd
duced the Breton mobiles and peasantry
OF the district to rise against King
Louis FL llppe In behalf of her sons
trayed into the hands OF he French
by n scoundrel OF he name
OF Deutz, n whom she had foolishly
to t make matters worse gave ave b i.sI
while In prisoni:t to a SON. OF N hon her
Neapoli tan COMMUNICATING the Marquis
Lucchesi Pail was the father. This
wrecke ed the, entire, Sc henle, Her FOL,
was from that time forth boy cotted
by all her royal rela tives and sympa-