THE KING'S TOUR.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 100, 25 April 1903, Page 2

THE KING'S TOUR.

I IMMENSE REOKPTION AT NAPLES. „ AOTION OF PRBNOH PRESS. '' PER PRESS ASSOCIATION, R?cei-f.d24,7.49p.m. t Rome, April 23. '• King Edwird was given an imm»nse reception at Naples, 300,090 spectators e participating in the welcome. i Paris, April 23. e The Paris newspiper Fatrie, and '■ other ultra-nationalist journals, tire a trying to create a prejudce agains a King E Iward, using the "B.>er war a d the F shoda iucideut~ as an argument, a M. Jaurn's organ, La Petite Hepub b Kque, condemns the anti-English mani- : festal ions. M. Cassagna", in a three column ariicle in the newspaper Autwite, incites patriotic Frenchman to refuse a ' welcome to the representative of a ■ country which, in insisting upon the i withdrawal of the French from Fashida, F inflicted the bitterest shame upon 3 Franc*. i Le Figaro appeals to the Government 3 to clear the newspaper Kiosques of the 2 horribly indecent caricatures of the rulers of Europ*, before King Edward's arrival. M. Deroulede, in an excited leading article, ca'h upon the Nasioualists to s condemn Messrs Millevoye and Mast sord'u hostility to King Edward. He ; declares he will not p rs anally hiss tbe , King, who, he says, is the compulsory j adversary of German preponderance, 1 though not France's natural friend.