The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-19
ROYAL VISITORS FEASTED
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 Prince Alexander of Battenberg, with the Princess Louise Of Schleswig-H -Hol- stein, the French ambassador, M. Canbon, with Princess Christian Of Schleswig- -Holstein, Prince Christian of Schleswig- -Holstein with the Princess of Wales, Prince Alexander of Teck with the Princess Alice, the Spanish ambassador, the Due de Mandas, with the Duchess of Albany, the Turkish ambassador, Stefanaki Musurus Bey, with Mrs. Choate, the German ambas- sador, Count Wolff Metternich, with Princess Victoria of Schleswig-H stein. The remaining guests followed in the order of their rank, including other ambassadors and their wives, Lord Londonderry, Lord Selborne, Lord Lansdowne, Lord Rosebery, Lord Mill ner, ". St. Frederick, Sir Henry Camp bell-Bannernan, Sir William Vernon Harcourt, Arnold Forster, Joseph Chamberlain and Admiral Kerr. The British premier, A. J. Balfour, was ab- sent on account of indisposition which it is reported is the result of slight chill.
 In proposing a toast to their Italian majesties, King Edward said: Sire: It has given Queen Alexandra and myself great pleasure to receive you here as our guests in this old historic castle. History repeats itself. remember as if it were but yesterday, that your il- lustrious grandfather, forty-eight years ago, came here as the guest of my be- loved mother and my lamented father. At that time were were at war and our armies fought together. Thank God, we now are at peace and the aif of our countries is to maintain it and to work together in the paths of progress and enlightenment. I have not forgot ten the kind and cordial reception given me some months ago in Rome, on the part of your majesties and the Italian people, and I feel sure that to- morrow, when you pass through the streets of London you will meet with a reception most gratifying to yourselves and one which will give expression to the hearty feeling of friendship which my people desire to evinee towards you and your country Let me now drink to the health of yonr n1ajesties. Again thanking you for staying with us, I wish your majesties, your family and your country all prosperity and happi- ness., ...s King Victor Emmanuel replied in
 English, saying: The memories td
 which your majesty refers live in my heart and in the hearts Of all Italians since the historic and eventful period which led Italy to unity and which rendered to England, always greater
 and more powerful, the feelings of sympathy and friendship which now
 unite the two peoples. For my people
 these feelings have continued to in- | crease and they constitute a tradition
 for my government. They are import
 ant factors in Italian policy, which, like
 the policy of your majesty's govern
 ment, is one of peace and cilization. l
 thank you your majesty for your cor dial welcome of men and of my queen,
 in this historic castle, where every l thing breathes of the glory of your an- ! cestors and brings before me the image of the great and regretted Victoria.
 drink the health of your majesty, your
 queen and the royal family.''
 At the conclusion of the banquet the I royal personages and their guests ad-
 journed to the state drawing room 1 where viennese orchestra played se- Elections. l This morning King Victor Emmanuel
 and King Edward shot pheasants in
 the great park at Windsor, while Queen Helena and Queen Alexandra visited Queen victoria's tomb at Frogmore, or
 which Queen Helena deposited a wreath. .s..,5.