Renault, Louis (continued)
101, 207, 215; Geneva convention, revision
of, 473; good offices and mediation, 773;
land warfare, 476, 541, 557; maritime war-
fare and the Geneva convention, 30, 444,
445, 446, 447, 449, 450, 451, 452, 453, 456,
457, 458, 459, 460, 461, 462, 463, 464, 465,
467, 469, 470, 472, 473, report on, 31, 395;
permanent court of arbitration, 609, 657,
783, 784, 785, 787.
Riza Khan, General Mirza (Arfa-ud-Dovleh),
delegate of Persia, 5; member of: first com-
mission, 23, second commission, 24, third
commission, 25; expanding bullets, 339;
land warfare, 546; maritime warfare and
the Geneva convention, 388, 390; tribute to
Emperor Nicholas II and Queen Wilhel-
mina, 305.
Rochussen, Jonkheer, J. J., assistant chief of
the bureau of the Netherland ministry for
foreign affairs at The Hague, secretary of
conference, 8; assistant secretary of general
drafting committee, 107 note.
Rolin Jaequemyns, Edouard, delegate of Siam,
6; reporter of: second subcommission of
second commission, 475, and its drafting com-
mittee, 51 note, 416 note, 525; member of:
first commission, 23, second commission, 25,
third commission, 26; arbitration procedure,
616, 617, 667; expanding bullets, 87; inter-
national arbitration, 651; international com-
missions of inquiry, 638, 672, 780; land
warfare, 410, 413, 478, 480, 481, 483, 485,
488, 489, 490, 491, 494, 511, 512, 515, 516,
519, 520, 522, 523, 526, 531, 536, 540, 541,
557, 558, 559; report on, 50, 415; limitation
of armaments, 361; maritime warfare and
the Geneva convention, 391, 461, 464, 465;
permanent court of arbitration, 607, 777,
778, 784, 786, 787.
Roth, Dr. Arnold, delegate of Switzerland, 6;
vice president of first subcommission of sec-
ond commission, 21, 24; member of: second
commission, 25, third commission, 26, com-
mittee in charge of correspondence, 218;
message of condolence to, 586.
Sakamoto, Captain Toshiatsu, delegate of
Japan, 4; member of second commission, 24;
limitation of armaments, 359, 363, 368, 373,
375.
Samad Khan, Mirza (Momtas-es-Saltaneh),
delegate of Persia, 5.
Scheine, Captain, delegate of Russia, 5; mem-
ber of: first commission, 23, second commis-
sion, 24, and drafting committee of its first
subcommission, 31 note, 395 note; asphyxi-
ating gases, 324, 326, 365, 366; expanding
bullets, 324; Geneva convention, revision of,
472; inviolability of private property at sea,
412; limitation of armaments, 283, 306, 321,
322, 359, 360, 361, 362, 363, 364, 368, 370,
371, 372, 373, 374, 377, 378, 379; maritime
warfare and the Geneva convention, 444,
445, 446, 451, 452, 455, 457, 462, 470, 471,
472; theatre of maritime warfare, 369.
Schilling, Baron M. F. de, third secretary of
the imperial Russian ministry for foreign
affairs, secretary of the Russian delega-
tion, 6.
Schimmelpenninck, A. G., secretary of lega-
tion of the Netherlands, secretary of con-
ference, 8.
Schnack, J. G. F. von, delegate of Denmark,
2; member of: first commission, 23, second
commission, 24; expanding bullets, 338; land
warfare, 489, 491, 558.
Selir, Count de, delegate of Portugal, 5; mem-
ber of second commission, 24.
Serrallo, Count de, delegate of Spain, 2; mem-
ber of first commission, 23; expanding bul-
lets, 338; limitation of armaments, 373.
Siegel, Rear Admiral, delegate of Germany, 1;
vice president of second subcommission of
first commission, 21, 23; member of: first
commission, 23, second commission, 24, and
drafting committee of its first subcommission,
31 note, 395 note, third commission, 25;
asphyxiating gases, 325; limitation of
armaments, 360, 363, 365, 367, 368, 372, 377,
378; maritime warfare and the Geneva con-
vention, 450, 452, 454, 455, 459, 464, 470.
Soltyk, Count Stanislaus, delegate of Austria-
Hungary, 1; reporter of second subcommis-
sion of first commission, 359; member of:
first commission, 23, second commission, 24;
limitation of armaments, 359, 363, 366, 367,
368, 372, 378, report on, 291; maritime war-
fare and the Geneva convention, 445, 451,
452.
Staal, Baron, delegate of Montenegro and
Russia, 4, 5; president of conference, 8,
addresses, 15, 17, 223; member of third
commission, 25; participated in work of its
committee of examination, 106 note; limita-
tion of armaments, 300; maritime warfare
and the Geneva convention, 27; message of
condolence to Dr. Roth, 586; obligatory ar-
bitration, 702; permanent court of arbitra-
tion, 708, 726.
Stancioff, Dr. Dimitri I., delegate of Bulgaria,
7; member of: second commission, 25, third
commission, 26; international arbitration,
651; international commissions of inquiry,
637, 645, 791; land warfare, 497, 500, 511,
513; limitation of armaments, 311, 352;
permanent court of arbitration, 607, 664,
778.
Stengel, Baron von, delegate of Germany, 1;
vice president of second subcommission of
second commission, 21, 24; member of: first
commission, 23, second commission, 24,
drafting committee of final act, 31, 102,
107 note; maritime warfare and the Geneva
convention, 447, 452, 456.
Sturdza, Demetrius, president of the council
and minister of foreign affairs of Roumania,
627.
Suriya, Nuvatr, Phya, delegate of Siam, 6;
member of third commission, 26; expanding
bullets, 339; limitation of armaments, 335.
Suter, A., assistant secretary of the Swiss po-
litical federal department, secretary of the
Swiss delegation, 6.
Tadema, Captain, A. P., delegate of the Neth-
erlands, 4; member of: first commission, 23,
second commission, 24; limitation of arma-
ments, 361; maritime warfare and the
Geneva convention, 459.
Tetuán, Duque de, delegate of Spain, 2; hon-
orary president of second commission, 21,
24; member of third commission, 25.
Thaulow, Major General J. J., delegate of
Norway, 6; vice president of first subcom-
mission of second commission, 21, 24; mem-
ber of second commission, 25; Geneva con-
vention, revision of, 473; maritime warfare
and the Geneva convention, 452.
Tour d'Auvergne, Prince de la, correspon-
dence respecting the Geneva additional arti-
cles of 1868, 38 note.
Turkhan Pasha, delegate of Turkey, 7; hon-
orary president of second commission, 21,
24; member of third commission, 26; good
offices and mediation, 588; international
arbitration, 603; international commissions
of inquiry, 645; land warfare, 484; pacific
settlement, reservation, 100, 680, 683.
Uehara, Colonel Yusaku, delegate of Japan,
4; member of second commission, 24; limi-
tation of armaments, 308.
Van Varick, van Daehne, author of Actes et
documents relatifs au programme de la Con-
férence de la Paix, 582.
Veljkovitch, Dr. Voislave, delegate of Serbia,
6; member of: second commission, 25, third
commission, 26; arbitration procedure, 678;
good offices and mediation, 647, 648, 649;
international arbitration, 604, 651; interna-
tional commissions of inquiry, 635, 672, 680,
792, 793; land warfare, 522, 523, 558; per-
manent court of arbitration, 658, 660, 662,
664.
Vickery, James Harris, secretary of the Amer-
ican delegation, 2.
Villa Urrutia, Wenceslao Ramirez de, dele-
gate of Spain, 2; member of: second com-
mission, 24, third commission, 25.
Villers, Count de, delegate of Luxemburg, 4;
member of: second commission, 24, third
commission, 25.
Visuddha Suriyasakdi, Phya, delegate of
Siam, 6.
Walewski, Count Colonna, French representa-
tive at the congress of Paris of 1856, 191,
192.
Welsersheimb, Count Rudolph von, delegate
of Austria-Hungary, 1; honorary president.
of second commission, 21, 24; member of
third commission, 25; limitation of arma-
ments, 361; permanent court of arbitration,
609, 610, 665.
Welti, Mr., president of the Swiss confedera-
tion, 553.
White, Andrew D., delegate of United States,
2; honorary president of first commission,
21, 23; member of: second commission, 24,
third commission, 25; enemy private prop-
erty at sea, 47, 412; expanding bullets, 85;
Geneva convention, revision of, 409.
Wilhelmina, Queen of the Netherlands, 13, 14,
15, 17, 102, 223, 225, 228, 582; letter of Her
Majesty to Leo XIII, 222.
Yang Yü, delegate of China, 2; member of:
first commission, 23, second commission, 24,
third commission, 25.
Youssouf Bey, head of the cabinet of the
Turkish ministry for foreign affairs, secre-
tary of the Turkish delegation, 7.
Zannini, Count A., delegate of Italy, 4; mem-
ber of: second commission, 24, third commis-
sion, 25.
Zenil, Jesús, delegate of Mexico, 3; member
of: first commission, 23, second commission,
24, third commission, 25; land warfare, 483,
514.
Zorn, Dr. Philipp Karl Ludwig, delegate of
Germany, 1; vice president of third commis-
sion, 22, 25; member of: second commission,
24, committee of examination of third com-
mission, 106 note, 585; arbitration proce-
ure, 616, 735, 740, 741, 743, 748; Geneva
convention, revision of, 394; good offices
and mediation, 648, 692, 695; international
arbitration, 701; international commissions
of inquiry, 644, 727, 728, 729, 731, 782,
790, 793; obligatory arbitration, 659, 702,
706, 707, 767, 768, 769, 770; permanent court
of arbitration, 607, 652, 654, 675, 701, 712,
713, 714, 723, 726, 755, 756, 758, 761, 762,
764, 775, 776, 783, 784, 785, 788, 796; re-
vision of arbitral award, 749.
Zuccari, Chevalier Louis, delegate of Italy, 4;
vice president of second subcommission of
second commission, 21, 24; member of: first
commission, 23, second commission, 24, and
drafting committee of its second subcom-
mission, 51 note, 416 note, 525, special tech-
nical committee on Russian proposals re-
specting limitation of land forces and mili-
tary budgets, 89, 358; expanding bullets,
279, 339; land warfare, 476, 485, 490, 494,
533; limitation of armaments, 315, 334.
For the attitude of the several Governments on various questions before the conference
see under both the names of the countries in this index and the names of their delegates in
the preceding index of persons.
of arbitration), 132-4, 142-51, 178, 179,
240-4, 600, 601, 607, 608, 611-17, 625,
654-7, 666-8, 675-9, 733-41, 746-8, 750,
757, 765, 776-8, 786-8, 797, 815, 816
Arbitration, international. See also Ar-
bitration procedure; Arbitration,
obligatory; Permanent court of
arbitration; System of arbitra-
tion.
proposal and amendment:
Russia, 167-9, 173, 178-9, 700, 705, 798-
800, 808, 815, 816, 837
190, 817
122,650, 651
100, 155, 683
committee of examination 593, 595-601
text adopted by the conference
third commission
committee of examination
draft submitted to the
conference
third commission
committee of examination
text adopted by the conference
arbitral awards 149-51, 239, 241, 244, 601,
611, 615-25, 651, 666, 667, 678, 679,
704, 740-3, 746, 748-55, 784, 788, 858
compromis 139-41, 143, 147, 150, 151, 241,
243, 244, 581, 600, 601, 611, 617, 623,
624, 625, 644, 651, 656, 657, 665, 667,
679, 704, 721, 722, 732, 734, 735, 739,
741, 742, 746, 788, 808
considered by the Institute of Interna-
tional Law 139, 144, 148, 599, 742, 749
rules in arbitration between Great
Britain and Venezuela under
treaty of 1897
proposals and amendments:
Austria-Hungary and Russia
claims for indemnity for damages sub-
signatory of conventions and declara-
prisoners of war 54-8, 70, 254, 409, 420, 435,
474-83, 489, 549, 557, 569
qualifications of, 53, 69, 253, 419, 434,
546-57, 566
sick and wounded, 58, 68, 69, 72, 78, 257
262, 423, 434, 438, 443, 474, 488, 489,
495, 500-2, 509, 558, 559, 574
Belligerents in neutral territory. See
also Laws and customs of war
on land.
proposals and amendments:
Belgium
Belgium and France
declaration of Luxemburg regarding
obligations under treaty of Lon-
don of 1867
discussion in the
second commission .
second subcommission
second commission
second subcommission
permanent court of arbitration
qualifications of belligerents
restitution of railway plant 67, 505,542, 545
seizure of railway material 66, 505, 540,
Brussels declaration, text
treatment of prisoners of war 56, 57,
478, 480, 481
wounded, sick and shipwrecked 465, 469
declaration, pacific settlement
212
obligations under treaty of April 19,
1839 .
212, 765
Belligerents in land warfare. See also
Belligerents in neutral territory;
Laws and customs of war on
land.
considered by the Institute of Inter-
Bering Sea fisheries arbitration
Berlin, General Act (1885), good offices
and mediation (see also Con-
ferences and Congresses) 109, 171,
172, 192, 193, 691, 805, 806, 819, 820
Berne, General postal convention of
(1874)
124,171,177, 806, 811
Bombardment. See Aircraft; Bombard-
ment by naval forces; Sieges
and bombardments.
Bombardment by naval forces:
46, 49, 409-11, 493-4, 629
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