The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
Vim. Macarthur Green Dies
After Brief Illness.
APPENDICITIS IS THE CAUSE
window Presented 10 Episcopal
Theological Seminary ny Mrs. =. F.
Houston Is Placed in POsitiOn-Car-
roll Pierce Made Administrators for
the william F. Lambert Estate.
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Alexandria. Va. March William Nc
Arthur Green, general bookkeeper of the
Alexandria National Bank, died this after
noon after a brief illness Of appendi-
citis at The Alexandra Hospital. For sew
eral days he had been in critical conGi-
ton. and his death was not unexpected
The announcement occasioned general and
deep regret. Mr.. Green was one of the
most prominent and popular young men
of this city. He was a son Of J. Johnston
Green, assistant cashier Of the First Ma
tional Bank. and was in the twenty-fOurth
year of his age His wife, bride of a
few months, who was Miss Rosalie Ap-
pich. survives him Mr.. Green was
member of Andrew Jackson Lodge of
Masons. and of Mount Vernon Royal Arch
Chapter He also held membership in the
Old Dominion Boat Club and in the Bach
elors Club Arrangements for the fu-
neral. which will be conducted with Ma
sonic rites, will be completed later.
a handsome window. the gift OF Mrs.
5. T. Houston, Of Philadelphia, 10 the
Episcopal Theological Seminary was to-
day placed in position in the chancel Of
the seminary chapel The window was
executed in Munich. Germany. and is said
to be rare work Of art IT represents
Christ's last charge to his apostles. The
seminary faculty has adopted suitable
resolutions Of appreciation for the gift
Other new and handsomely executed
windows, to be presented to the seminary
by Bishop Potter, of New York, viii be
placed in position in the chapel in a short
tine.
In the Corporation Court to-day Carroll
Pierce was appointed administrator for
the estate Of William Francis Lambert,
whose death occurred a few days ago.
Mr. Pierce qualified for the duties by
giving bond in the sum of $4,000. The
court appointed Messrs L. $. Lambert,
Worth Hulfsh. and NJ. a. Ahern APP
praisers or the estate, the value OF which
is variously estimated at from $4,000 TO
S15o,0o0, a considerable portion of this is
represented in life insurance policies.
The police are investigating a robbery
which occurred last night at the grocery
store conducted by Frank Adams. at the
southwest corner Of Columbus and Wolfe
streets. 1t is the second burglary that
MI Adams has reported as having oc-
Cured there within the past month. Ac-
cording 10 his report. merchandise. in
Guiding boxes of tobacco. cigars, canned
goods, and other articles valued al about
$50 was taken. The thieves effected an
entrance 10 the store by removing the
transom above the door on the Columbus
street side of the building.
The funeral of Alvin f. McCiary.
whose death occurred yesterday In
Lynohburg, will take place tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock from his late
residence. PIT South Payne street The
services win be conducted by Rev.
Charles =. Bulla, of the NJ. E. Church
South
The remains Of Mrs. Ella Donaldson,
who died in Washington last Wednes-
day, were brought here this afternoon
and inferred in Union Cemetery The
services We're conducted by Rev. DIT
". F. Fisher, pastor Of the First Bap-
list Church.
new -ural free delivery route, 10 be
hIbN IL dS -NN. =. mas beeu eSIa DllSne0
between this city and Garfield and
Springfield. Va. 1t includes the terri
tory adjacent 20 those points.
Two basketball games viii be played
by the team of the Alexandria Athletic
Association in Schulers Hall to-mor-
row evening. The first will be with the
Mount Washingtons, and the second
with the Warwicks. both of Washing
ton.
The initiation degree was conferred
this evening upon a number OF candi-
dates Of Potomac Lodge Of Odd Fellows
at odd Fellows Hall. on North Colum-
bus street, by a degree team from
Eastern Lodge, l. o. O. F., Of Washing
ton. A large gathering witnessed the
ceremonies c. G. Carlin. of this city.
delivered an address.