Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-29
S Afternoon the English King
Goes 10 the Vatican,
u Is GLAD TO BIZ In ROME
Islb Ambassador Meyer lie Has APP
pelhted Prince of wales Head
OF ST. Louis Commission.

Ikpe April 2S,-Kng Edward, ac-
coiaBanied by Cen Pedoitti, represent
ngl ginS Victor Emmanuel and es-
corA by a brilliant array Of cavalry
we1o the Pantheon today and de-
poslte wreaths on the tombs of KING
Victb Emmanuel l, and King Hum
bert BIS majesty then enjoyed a long
driyd through the city. The crowds
contf Dusly acclaimed the visiting
soverthn
kirf Edward received the diplomatic
pretentatiyes in Rome in his own
aparthmts In the Qulrinal. He was
preseatd by the British ambassador,
ana f0ok hands and spoke cordially
win zach foreign representative. 70
Ohltei states Ambassador Meyer his
maJesV SAID Il have taken pleasure
D apppnllng the Prince Of Wales head
d the ft Louis fair commission"
TO thk Meyer replied that such a
'ompl hent and honor was much APP
3reciats In America.
Nhe1he received Premier Zanardelh
earlier N the day his majesty said: IL
an gag 70 be in Italy" and he added
-mpnatkally especially i'm Rome"
These lrecse words, while they have
produced great satisfaction, have been
muc'1 commented on in government ana
political circles. King Edward also re-
terr'd 10 The bonds existing between
italy ana Great Britain.
hlng HdWard and the king Of Italy
uroVe This afternoon TO the Coliseum.
me arch Of Titus, the Palantine, Forum
ana the monument Of Victor Emmanuel.
KING Edward expressed his great adj
lnlratlon oil what he saw. Wherever
lney Went the two kings were loudly
oheered and received a continuous ova-
tion.
a court dinner at which 1Oi covers
We're laid was held tonight. Replyinp
10 toast proposed by the king OF Italy.
King Edward said
! can assure you, sire. that II has
peen very agreeable TO come TO Rome
! have full confidence that the senti.
ment OF mutual amity that has SO long
existed between our countries viii
nuver cease, and having these great OBJ
JectS we shall advance together along
the paths Of civilization and progress.
We have employed ourselves al The
same time in the preservation of uni
NeIsal peace, II is not long ago that
we Ioughl side by side, and though |
nave coniidcnce that another occasion
!1l TINS VIII not arise, | am certain
mar we VIII always be friends for the
cause OF liberty and civilization. as well
as Tor The universal good and pros
perlty or all nations Thanking Won for
lhe warm welcome given me upon my
arrival by You and your people. which
l shall never forget, | drink TO the
health OF your majesty and Of the
queen"
Tomorrow afternoon King Edward
VIII 60 TO the vatican Starting from
the British embassy he win alight at
the court Of st. Dumas, In the vatican.
Where ne VIII be received by Monsig-
more Bisleti, master Of the chamber
accompanied by the vatican officials
The pontihcal guards will render royal
honors to the visitors Monsignore Bis
lett will conduct King Edward to
the stairway, where Monslgnore Gag
iano de A2vedo. the pope's major
domo, surrounded by prelates and high
dignitaries of The holy see, win greet
the British sovereign. King Edward
VIII then be conducted by the major
domo to the private apartments OF the
pope, and no one will be present at the
interview between the pontiff and the
British sovereign
When the chamber opened today
President Biancheri made a short