The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-19
DEATH CLAIMS
Mr.. A. 5. RE|NACH
CITIZEN DIES As RE-
SUIT OF HEMORRHAGE
AGE 10.
LESLIE COLLIER DEAD
WELL KNOWN YOUNG MAN DIES
SUDDENLY IN HosPITAI-CTTy
FATHERS BUSY ON PETERS
BURG'S BUDGET.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.)
PETERSBURG. VA, May le.-Mr.
a. 3. Reinach, for many years "a
prominent merchant of this city. died
Thursday shortly after noon at his
residence on Adams street Death
resulted from hemorrhage resulting
from bronchial trouble Mr.. Reinach
was in his SEVENTEEN year and had
resided in Petersburg since coming
to America from Heidelberg Ger
many, when a boy Of fifteen Mr..
Reinach was member of Blandford
Lodge OF Masons, of the Royal Area
mum and a Confederate veteran. a
member of A. p. Hill Camp. He is
survived by brother. Mr. Isadore
Reinach. his wife, two sons and two
daughters. Samuel A. and Aubrey
Reinach. Of Petersburg: Miss Flor
ence Reinach, OF Richmond, and Mrs
Cora Shamburg. OF San Francisco
Announcement OF the funeral has not
yet been made, However, IT will
probably be held Sunday morning.
Leslie Collier Dies.
Mr.. Leslie Collier, popular young
man of Petersburg. died THURSDAY
afternoon in ST. yincent's hospital.
Norfolk, where he had gone for
treatment His death came as
surprise to his relatives and friends.
none thinking him SO seriously i'll
Mr.. Collier had been employed some
time at the New Shirley hotel
He is survived by his wife and
one child.
Timothy Blick Is Better
MIR, Timothy Blick, deputy sergeant
Of Petersburg. who has been under
treatment at Hot Springs Ark. for
rhenm atism, in a letter states that
his health has greatly improved since
his arrival there.
Woodmen In Session
Phoenix Camp, Modern woodmen
Of America, held an Interesting meet
ing Thur sday night with an unusually
large attendance. Mr.. Robert Alan
Gamble made a pleasant talk to the
gathering. Messrs. f. $. Blake. w
r. Dewel A. Garland Holt and u
A. Lyon. Jr.. the committee appointed
to arrange for th~. orders memorial
day exercises. stated that all prepa-
rations had been made and that Dr.
Alex Brown, of Richmond. would be
the orator of the occasion. which
would take place at the Lyric The
atre on the first Sunday in June.
Prepare Budget.
Every committee or the council
and board of aldermen met Friday
morning to prepare the estimates for
the budget which will be made up at
the June meeting of tn councils. The
fiscal year ends July /. and the COM
mon council and the board of alder
men have to make up the budget at
the June meeting
Complete New Bridge.
f. The new bridge built hS the Allan
tic Coast Line at Golfers over the
Norfolk and Western belt line has
been completed. The two other
bridges will be completed in the next
sixty days, The cost OF the three
bridges is about s7eooe. On these
three bridges there are To be two
main tracks and two pass tracks.
Newsy Notes.
Mrs. John Moyler was the charm
ing hostess Thursday morning for a
bridge luncheon to the Thursday
Club. Her guests were: Mesdam es
Leroy Roper. e. H Patterson, J. j.
Chisholm, Montgomery Jackson, Will
liam A, Bragg. Harry Stratton, Pryor
Jones and James McC1evy.
+ The Mcsnanx. bridge Club. wag do
lightfuily entertained Thursday by
Mrs. Hamilton Seabury at her home
on Market street. Her guests were
Mrs William f. Drewry. Mrs. w. B.
Fanshavf, Misses Lizzie Vaughan Nan
Davis. Sadie Foster. Mary r. Patteson,
Mary Paul Roper. Alice Spicer and
Margaret thinner. Misses Alice Spicer
and Nan Davis received prizes