The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-27
HYPNO7IZED SISTER, He SAYS
COLLINS FAMILY AT ODDS OVER
"DR." AGNES kARLSIOE.
she's Been Convicted OF Practising lille.
galiy anr Blames Mrs. COllins's Sons
They say she brought About Miss
Coiiins's wedding to Bogus Count.

DR.. Agnes Karlsioe Dane was convicted
yesterday in the Special Sessions and fined
$50 for practising medicine without
license. She paid the fine and promised
also To leave the country.
The complainant was the County Medical
Society. Mrs. Anna b. Folsom of 65 East
Ninty-fifrh street, an agent of the society,
testified that DR.. Karlsioe had treated her as
a physician in DR.. karlsoe's office. in the
residence of Mrs Lucy II Collins of III East
Sevent y-second street. DR.. karlsioe had a
diploma from a Chicago medical school
which the County Medical Society said was
in bad odor. She isn't licensed to practise
in this State, but she claims to have licenses
in four other States.
She told reporters that the action against
her was inst igated by +. Pinckney Collins,
who lives in the Marlton apartments at 3
West Eighth street, and his brother,W. New
ton Collins of 81 East Forty-eighth street
They are sons of Mrs. Collins and according
TO Dr. Karsioe thought that she was tryng
10y means OF hypnotisln to influence their
mother to make will leaving her property
to her daughter Florence DR.. karlsioe
met Mrs Collins and the daughter al Rich
field Springs about ten years ago and gave
them massage treatment. Later, they took
her 10 live with them. She de clared that
T.. Iinchney Collins had lbelled her and that
she would have prosecuted him had not
Mrs. Collins written to her begging her not
to.
DR.. Karlsoe said tina, she went abroad
with Miss Collins about three years ago,
visiting and that while abroad Miss Collins
met and married Baron q. j. g. deWestfeldt,
chamberlain Of the court at Stockholm.
Baron d., Wes' feldt, she said. IL now abroad.
hut il coming To this country in about eight
days. DR.. karlsoe said also that she was
employed TO treat such members of DR..
f.. Walpole Warren's congregat ion as could
not afford to pay.
E.iPinckney Collins was quoted in an after
noon paper a. declaring that he had not
ins,igated the County Medical Socie'y's
prescott ion Of DR. Karlsioe and that Baroness
de W.stfcldt was under her hypnotic in
fuonce. At the Marion last night the clerk
said that Mr.. Collins had given orders r. fls-
ing to receive report crs, but had said that ii
was case of mi-take identity.
W. Newton Collins said last night az
his residence that Mrs karsioe had never
given electrical massage treatment TO his
mother but only 90 his sister.
This woman certainly has my sister
under hypnotic influence" no said, IF a
sane person can believe in such influence.
| have no animus against her Her charges
that have anything To do with the in
citing Of the County Medical Society to
prosecute her are too frivolous to mention.
The man whom my sister married,
two or three years ago, she met while abroad
with this woman. The man is not a noble
man and is not attached to the Stockholm
Court What he is | don't know.
At the residence of Mrs. Lucy II. Collins
lat night n woman came to the door and
said that neither Mrs. Collins, her daughter
nor Mrs Karl-ioe would be interviewed
This woman said that Mrs. karsioe would
be heard from later. The papers. she
said had got things all upside down.
Mrs karlsioc is about 40 years old She
is separated from her husband. Who is a
physician living in the Clarence, at 1903
West Fifty-eighth street, the apartment
house whore Mrs. Lillian Pulitzer was killed
10y ". Hooper Young DR.. karlsioe said
that he didn't know that she was qualified
to practise medicine.