The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-19


King Charles Albert made no at
teglpt to pay the Marquis Fabio PaI1a-
vfcini. nor did the duchess, who did
not have the money to do 50. On the
death Of the marquis n ls7G his heirs
the laic King Victor. Emmanuel. for
the money. But the re Gallant Uono,
who was always In financial difficulties.
sibility In the matter. without written
proofs OF the fact that his father had
promised to stand for the amount. The
heirs OF the marquis hunted high and
Albert. but without success, and Vic
tor Emmanuel, convinced that the doc
uments had been lost for good and all.
was rash enough to renew his fathers
promise to pay the debt II the papers
could be found.
They came to light in tho most un-
expected fashion about three years
age in the pockets Of !, tihe,.lea,.hern,p.
coach. which for more than sixty yeats
had been molderng unused in the most
remote corner Of the coach-hons. OF
with documentary evidence OF the III
.nancial participation of Metternich. OF
Car Nicholas. and OF King: Frederick
of the duchess. On the production OF
these papers the present King OF Italy.
more as matter OF honor than as a
legal obligation, paid over In install
mcnts a very large&sum OF morey. 10
the heirs of the MARQUIS Fabio Palla-
yicini. in settlement OF the debt. t hc
thing being done as quietly us possible.
owing to his reluctance to make a pub
lie admission of the fact that his pre-
decessor on the throne had been impli-
Gated. financially or otherwise, In a
plot having for It's object the over
throw q sovereign snd government
The Pallavicinls of to-day are es-s
5tablished partly in Itt.!y, partly in
Austria and Hungary, and partly, tho,
now here
attend Count sigray's wedding is the
Marquis John Pallavicini who married
an EnElishwoman. Miss GeorSinA
bassador at Constantinople. Margrava
Georges father, Edward by name. 1 8 a.
,privy councillor Of Emperor Francis 3
is IN n reality is an oftshoot Of tie pain
founded By Gioynn Battisli Rospigliosi.
the 3 noan e nr
member and heiress Of the then Italian
branch OF the house of Pallavicini.
mhoIe a be a 5 hG bapin
created at the same time Prince sof
Gallicano.l King Humbert trans
formed az this 5r, title }s@ Of Prince OF 3
Gallicano into that OF PRINCE Palla-
vicini, In favor OF the father OF the
present prince he head OF Sthe IS tai Ian
Pallavicinis. II e makes his R home 8
the superb r llayicini palace al Rome.
which isscelehrated among art lovers
throughout tho world In connection
with the fresco entitled aurora and
its countless mas terpieces Of art and
archaeology, Its mistress the princess
mother, Donna. Carolina Pa llavicini, who
is one OF the grandest and most In tlu-}
entail Of tho great ladies' OF tho Rn-
man q. patrrl clate. retaining. notwith-
standing her enbonpolnt. traces Soe
that marvellous beauty which caused
her in DAYS gone by to be compared
to the Fornarina whose features Ra-&
pt,ael localized s in his masterpiece.
E'Th Madonna Della SEES glola.'.f Sha
is one q $tlieif avorites ladies-in -waltins Il
to Queen Mar gherita, having resumed
latter became q widow that
office. which she hadsresigned during
the ifetimes OF King Hum bert. In cons NJ
sequence OF a., rnenlor BILE dispute with X
the foreign am b ssado rs and amhassa- Z
dresses, arising from her refusal to
submit to their pret sions to places
at the table of y royalty at the enter
tainments given by her In honor OF
their Majestic !Ht II N; II NY,
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