The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-08-28 00:00:00

SHOCKING DEATH IN THE STREET.

Dr. Wynn ‘Vestcott, deputy-coroner, held an inquiry
at the IVliddlesex Hospital respecting the death of
Sarah Dore, aged 50, of no regular home, who died
in the streets under painful circumstances. From
the evidence, it appeared that the deceased and her
husband had been in the habit of trying to make a
living by selling matches and ether articles in the
street. When they took encugh money they put up
at a lodging-house in a court in Drury•lane, but when
the opposite was the case they remained in the streets
all night, sleeping upon door steps, or anywhere they
could get. Last Thursday night they had no money
and- wore wamiering along Oxford-swop:On an
exhausted condition, when the woman fell In the
ground and died upon the spot. The body of the
deceased was in a horrible condition of filth, and it
was found that death had resulted from the rupture
of a blood vessel in the brain.

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