The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-31
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international Court of Arbitration Is
Organized and Offered.

| dispute that may be presented. Easil,
/ the highest tribunal in the world, viii
the most numerous and eminent bencl
/ of any court ever projected, this single
fruition of the cars peace conference
has just been completely organized fol
business and the state department Ia.
issued the roster of its membership, in
| Guiding its secretary. Fifteen nations
I embracing all the maritime powers havs
| appointed their members, and only {
/ few countries comparatively insignificant
/ as International factors are unrepre-
scented. These are but Montenegro
Persia Siam and Switzerland
The official roster Is as follows:
Austria Hungary - His excellencJ
Count Frederic Schonborn, Ii. d.
president OF the imperial royal court OF
administrative justice. former Aus
house of lords of Austrian parliament
His excellency, Mr. D. DeSzilagyi, ex-
minister of justice, member of the house
of deputies Of the Hungarian parliament
Count Albert Apponyi, member Of the
chamber Of magnates and of the cham
Der of deputies of the Hungarian parlia-
ment, etc.
Mr.. Henri Lammasch. LII. 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, etc.
His excellency Baron Lunbermont,
minister Of state, envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotentiary, secretary
general of the minister of foreign affairs.
The Chevalier Descamps, senator.
Mr.. Rolin Jacquemyns, ex-minister OF
the interior
Denmark-Prof. H Matzen, LII. D.,
Copenhagen university counsellor ex-
traOrdinary supreme court
F'rance-M. icon Bourgeois. deputy,
ex-president of cabinet council, ex-min-
lister of foreign affairs.
NJ Delaboulaye. x-ambassador-
Baron Destournelles Deconstant, min
lister plenipo
NJ. Lewis Renault. minister pleni-
potentiary in the faculty of law at Paris,
law office of the department Of foreign
affairs
Germany-His exceIlency Mr.. Bingner,
LII. D, privy councillor, senate presi-
dent of imperial high court at Leipsic.
Mr.. Won Frantzius, privy councillor, So
Hcitor Of the department Of foreign af-
fairs at Berlin.
Mr. Won Martitz, Ii. D., associate
justice Of the supreme court of admins
tration justice in Prussia, professor of
law at the Berlin university.
Mr. Won Bar, LII D., judicial coun-
cillor. professor of law at the Goftingen
university.
Great Britain-9is excelIency the right
honorable Lord Pauncefote of Preston
G. Q. b., G. c. M. @. privy councillor
ambassador at Washington.
The right Hon. Sir Edward Baldwin
Malet, AMBASSADOR. The Right Hon.
Sir Edward Fry, member OF the prtvy
council Q. G. Prof John Westlake, LII
D., @. G.
Italy-His excelleney Count Con-
stantin, Nigra, senator of the kingdom,
ambassador at Vienna
His exceIlency Commander Jean Bap-
tiste Pagano Guarnaschelli. senator Of
the kingdom, court Of cessation at Rome.
His excellency Count TornielH, Brusati
DeVefgano, senator Of the kingdom, am
bassad0r at Paris.
Commander Jos. Zanardelli, attorney
at law, deputy to the national parlia-
ment.
Japan-Adr. I. 1dotono. envoy extraor-
binary and minister at Brussels; Mr..
H. Willard DenisOn, law Office Of the
minister for foreign affairs at Toxic.
Netherlands-Mr. T. NJ c. Asser,
LII D, member Of the council Of state.
ex-professor of the University Of Am
sterdam; Mr.. F. B. Coninck Lfefsting,
LII. D., president of the court Of cas-
sation; Jonkheer A. E. De Savornin
Lehman, LII. D., ex-minister of the in
terror; Jonkheer G. L. M H. Ruis De
Beerenbrouck, ex-minister OF justice,
commissioner of the queen in the prov
iI1ce of Limbourg.
Portugal-Count De Macedc, peer of
the realm, ex-minister of marine and
colonies. envoy extraordinary and min
lister.
Roumania-ATr. Theodore Rosetti, sen
ator, ex-president Of the high court OF
cessation and justice; Mr.. Jean Kahn
dero, administrator of the crown do
MAN. judge Of the high court OF cas-
sation and justice; Mr.. Eugene Statsco,
ex-president of senate, ex-minister OF
justice and foreign affairs; Mr.. Jean N.
La.hOvard, deputy ex-envoy and min
lister, ex-minister Of foreign affairs.
Russia-Mr. N. " Mosurvieff. minister
of Justice, active privy councillor, Sec
rotary of state OF his majesty the en-
peror; Mr.. G. p. Pobendonstzoff. at
torney general Of the Most Holy Synod,
active privy councillor, secretary OF state
of his majesty the emperor; Mr.. f. v.
Frisch, president OF department OF leg
islation for the imperial council, active
priVy councillor, secretary OF state OF MS
majesty the emperor; Mr.. De Martens,
privy councillor, permanent member OF
the council OF the ministry OF foreign
affairs
SpaIn-F4is ExcelIency the Duke Of
Tetuan, ex-minister Of foreign affairs.
senator OF the kingdom, grandee Of
Spain; Mr., Rfenvenido Oliver, director
general Of the ministry of justice. ex-
delegate Of Spain to the conference on
private international law at The Hague;
DR.. Manuel Torres Campos, professor OF
international law member Of institute
of international law.
Sweden and Norway-Mr. s. r. y. K
DsOlivecrona member Of the interna-
tiona1 law institute ex-associate justice
of the supreme court Of the Kingdom OF
Sweden, doctorof laws Of letter atStock-
holm; Mr.. G. Gram, minister of state OF
Haxnar, Norway.
United States-Mr. Benz. Harrison, ex-
president Of the United States; Melville
w Fuller, chief justice Of the United
States; Mr.. J. w Griggs, attorney gen
eral of United States: Mr.. Geo. Gray,
United States circuit Judge; first secre-
tary court, J. J. Rocuhessn. second sec
rotary of court, Jenkheer W. Roel1-
The administrative council consists OF
the minister for foreign affairs of the
Netherlands and the diplomatic repre-
senta tive at The Hague Of the rafting
powers.
Secretary General, Mr.. r. Melville
Baron Van Leyden, Judge of the district
court of Utrecht and a member or the
first chamber Of the states.
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