Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-01
ARBITRATION COURT
Now Ready to Settle All Inter-
national Disputes.
Fifteen Nations Represented in Court,
tn Powers of the World.
The Official Roster oil The Members with
t7t Their Secretaries.

New York. Jan. 31.-The permanent
court of arbitration provided Tor by the
convention signed at The Hague. July
% 1899. is now ready to consider any
international dispute that may be rep
resented. says a Tribune special from
Washington. 1t has just been complete
Nv organized for business and the state
department has officially issued the
roster of its membership, including it's
secretaries. Fifteen nations embracing
all the maritime powers, have appoint
ed their members and only few coun-
tries comparatively insignificant as in
ternational factors are unrepresented.
These are Belgium. Montenegro, Per-
STA, Siam and Switzerland.
The official roster is as follows:
Austro- Hungary-His Excellercy,
Count Frederic Schonbern, LII. D.,
president imperial royal court of ad-
ministrative justice, former Austrian
minister of justice. member of the
House of Lords, of the Austrian Par
lament, etc. His Excellency, Mr.. D.
De Szilagyi, ex-minister of justice.
member of the House of Deputies of
the Hungarian Parliament. Count AL
bert Apponyi, member of the Chamber
of Magnates, of the Hungarian Parlia-
ment, etc. Henri Lammasche. Ii. D.,
member of the House of Lords of the
Austrian Parliament. etc.
Belgium-His EXcellency, Mr.. Beer
naert. minister of state. member of the
Chamber of Representatives. His EX
cellency. Baron Lambermont. minister
Of state envoy extraordinary and min
lister plenipotentiary, secretary general
OF the ministry of foreign affairs. The
Chevalier Descamps. senator. Rolin
Jacqueemyns, ex-minister of the inter-
ior.
Denmark-Prof. H. MatZen. IL D..
professor of the Copenhagen University
counsellor extraordinary of the SUI
preme court, president of the Lands
thing.
France-M. Leon Borgeois, deputy, ex-
president of the cabinet council. eX-
minister of foreign affairs. NJ. De La
bOulaye. eX-ambaSsador. Baron Des-
tournelles, deputy. NJ. Louis Renault
minister plenipotentiary, professor in
the faculty of law at Paris, law office
of the department of foreign affairs.
Germany-His EXcellency, Mr. Bing-
ner. LII. D.. privy councillor. senate
president of the imperial high court at
Leipsc. Mr.. Won Franizius, privy
councillor. solicitor of the department
of foreign affairs at Berlin. Mr.. Won
MaraitZ, NJ D., associate justice of the
superior court of administrative justice
in Prussia. professor of law at the Ber
lin university. Mr.. Won Bar, LII. D..
judicial privy councillor. professor of
law at the Gottingen university.
Great Britain-His eXcellency, the Rt
Hon. Lord Pauncefote. of Preston. G.
g. Y. G.. c. NJ. G.. privy councillor. am
bassador at Washington. The Right
Honorable Sir Edward Baldwin Malet
ex-ambassador. The Right Hon. Sir
Edward Frye, member of the privy
council, Q. c. Prof John Westlake, NJ
d.. Q. c.
Italy-His excellency, Count Con
Sfantin Nigra. senator of the kingdom
ambassador at Vienna. His excellency,
Commander Jean Baptiste Pagano
Guarnaschelli, senator of the kingdom
first president of the council of ceSSa-
ton at Rome His excellency, Count
Tornielli Brusati Di Vergano. senator
of the kingdom. ambassador at Paris
Commander Joseph Zenardelli. attor
ney at law, deputy to the national
parliament.
Japan l.. Montono, evOy eXtraor-
binary and minister plenipotentiary at
Brussels. II. Willard Denison, law Of
ticer of the minister for foreign affairs
mt Toxic.
Netherlands-T NJ. C. Asser. IL. D.,
member of the council of state, eX-
professor of the University Of Amster-
dam. F. b. Coninck Liesting, Ii. ~.
president of the court of cessation. Jonk-
herr A. f. De Savernin Lehman, Ii. D.,
"x-minister of the interior. ex-professor
Of the Free University of Amsterdam,
member of the lower House of the Stats
Generate. Jonkherr G.. l.. NJ. II. Ruis De
Boerenbrouck, ex-minister of justice.
commissioner of the Queen in the prov
ince of Limbourg.
Portugal-Count De Macedo. Peer of
the Realm. eX-minister of marine and
colonies, envoy extraordinary and minis
Ter plenipotentiary at Madrid.
Observation-Disclosures Rosetti. senator.
ex-president of the high court of cas-
.ation and justice. Jean kalindero, adj
mnistrator of the crown domain. eX-
Judge of the high court of cessation and
justice. Eugene Statsk. ex-president of
cign affairs. Jean NJ. Lahovari. deputy,
ex-envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary, ex-mnister of foreign af-
iairs.
RUSSIAN V. Mouravieff. minister OF
Justice active privy councillor, secretary
of state of His Majesty, the Emperor
-. +. PobedonoStZeff. attorney general OF
snc most holy synod, active privy coun-
Cillor, secretary of state of His Majesty
the Emveror. T.. V. Frisch, president OF
the department of Legislation of the i'm
OeTial council, active riVy counC illOr, sec
atary of state of His Majesty. the EN-
neror. De Martens. privy councillor, per
manent member of the council of tn,
JniniStry of foreign affairs.
Spain-His excellency, the Duke of Tu
tuan. exminister of foreign affairs. sera
tor # the kingdom. srandee of Spain. Mr.
BienVcnido Oliver. director general of tn,
10 the conference on private internationa
law at The Hague. Manuel Torres Cam
pos professor of international law at the
university of Granada. associate member
of the Institute of Interna tional Law
Sweden and Norway-S. X. ID. X ID
oiiVecrona. member Of the international
Law Institute. associate justice of tn,
supreme court of the kingdom Of Sweden
doctor of laws and letters at Stockholm
81. Gram. eX-minister of state of Norway
governor of the province of Hamar, Nor
way.
United States-Beniamn Harrison ex
President of the United States Melville
w. Fuller, chief justice of the Unite,
of the United States. George GRAY
United States circuit judge.
First secretary of the COURT. j. Ros
husSen.
Second secretary of the court-Jonkher
w. Roel.
Secretary general-R Melvil Barol
Won leyden. judge of the district cour