Marines, said that, when he " told of his wife's death, Claus ing threw his head and said:—Oh, God! She must have gone back to the room. We were in the hall. way and I told her to go downstairs, while T went back to got some clothing."
Unknown Causes A verdict of "death from unknown causes" was returned by the jury after more than an hour's deliberation in chambers on March 5. The foreman of the jury, Mr. E. C.
tocker, read the following:—We the jury find the body examined by ux int the Inter Funeral Parlours Kweichow Rend 4.30) at o'clock pam. on F 129, to he that of Mrs, Ruth Lois Claus-citizen of the United States wat she came to her death in her apartment at UGO Route des} Steurs, Shang hours of HAS pan, of and shu of which he were later removed." large gathering of friends, tices both in the chapel and at the Jeraveside were conducted by. the Krueger, past German Church, and, latter the service at the graven Bartelt, for the Chinesi Verband Deutscher Ingenieure, and Mr. C, Steenhauwer, for Schlarafia The chief mourners were Messrs.
\christian Junginger and Mr. C. Steenhanwer, and. the pall-bearers were Messrs. Wiedman, Herrmann, Thiemann, "Kupper, Rocher and Colterjohn.
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