The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-23
FOR EST CITY.

Martin WtstcOtt, the young man
who for the past ten days has been uu-
drG hypnotic inilu, nee, came to himself
on sunday evening. At present he is
quite sensible and talks freely to all
who visit him. The case is an eXtraor-
dinary one and is the cause of no little
gossip. During the above mentioned
period he has been Il source of trouble
To- his parents. His actions We're care
fully watched BY his father who con-
Stautly followed him. ON Friday he
entered the store of Howard Johns and
purchased groceries and dry goods ON
his fathers credit. The goods were not
needed, but in order to avoid trouble
he was allowed to take them. lie inn
aGin,d that he lived alone ana when
ever he was in want of anything to eat
he would prepare il himself When he
lcit home he would lucN the doors and
take the keys with him. Such We're his
actions during the period in which he
Wus under the alleged hypnotic inilu-
oncc. The ease is Il mysterious one,
and nCuDle here are constantly inQuir-
ing aud wondering what the real cause
OF the young mans trouble is. There
is certainly something wrong with
him. and II it is not the effects of hyp-
nutism, which Professor Sage says ii
cannot be, then the case is one of a
more serious nature. ON friday even
ing IT Carhondalc Professor sage IN
one OF ms preliminary talhS, touched
ON NeStottS case, IN Whlch ne Sald
lndI II" lN'Htt"ltj was SuliptlhS from
tn. effects of no hypnotic spell. He
also stated chat he would nav the eX-
pensos If amy reputable physician VINO
would 20 to Forest city and examine
the case, and rcturnin~. claiming that
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