The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1883-02-10 00:00:00

CRADLE Y HEATH.

INQUBST.—An inquest was held at the Vine and
Railway Hotel, Cradlei Heath, before E. Hooper,
Esq.. coroner. on Wednesday last, touching the
death of Florence Fi,her, one year aid nine months
old, daughter of George Fisher, blacksmith, of
Limey ToWef Cradley Heath.—Maria Fisher, the
mother, said that she last saw the child alive on
the previous Monday, between two and three
o'clock, when she pat it into a Mrs. Thomas' house
About tan minutes afterwards she went to fetch
the child. Mrs. Thomas told her that she did not
know where the child was, as . it had gone out to
play with her boy. She then went in search of it.:
She afterwards heard that it• had been found in a
cistern. She had to pass the cistern in looking for
the child, and noticed that it was partly uncov,ered.
John dampton, chammaker, Lameyr Town, Oradley
Heath, said that he got into the cistern and founi
the child on the top of the water: He. got the
child out and it was rubbed with brandy. In
ace wei to the Coroner witness said that the, pro- •
party belonged to his step-father, but he had the
magement of Coroner: addressing the
wi,ness, said his impression, was that the cistern .
was in umost unsafe condition. • He should give
him a week to have it altered, and advised him to
have it built up with bricks.. If it • was not doae
he should summon him. It was marvel/Otis that
some accident had not happened before.—Witness
prOmised that the work should be done. —A ver-
dict uf "Found drowned" was returned.

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