New-York tribune., 1905-07-26
BEAUTY DOCTOR WINS.
2ouFf Decides Mrs. Wore Has No
Criminal Case.

Mrs. Ware lost her case against A. L. Nelden,
the beauty doctor" in the Tombs Court. Magis-
trse Baker. in rendering his decision saying; THE
defendant is honorabiy discharged in this criminal
action. II the complainant thinks she has a
grievance her remedy lies in a civil action
Burning and bistering agony for days at time.
adhesive plaster left on for days and then torn
on bringing the skin with il. and finally eyeds
turned TO a bright coral red. Such was the tale
Of wos unfoded by Mrs Josephine Ware.
Mrs Ware said she saw the doctors pamphlet
out in Denver It a wonderful sitte edition.
fun OF pictures OF the doctor performing all sorts
OF marvellous operations whence emerged radiant
creatures all ''hlled in or smoothed out. with
wrinkles ironed away features made classic, as
tbe might be. Mrs Ware was already
good looking woman Ocular evidence demonstrated
that in the police court. She had slim. graceful
figure, clad in the best Of taste in a simple white
gown She had a bright attractive face. which
ought 10 have satisfied any reasonable woman.
But alas! Mischievous crowsfeet creeping
around her eyes and wrinkles had begun 10 dis
figure her forehead So she determined TO come all
the way 10 New-York and part with two hundred
dollars 20 get rid % those wrinkles.
She came and had talk with the doctor.
He told me-" said she yesterday. that he had
performed 4 great number Of operations and that
every Of them had been successful. They were
always painless. he said they never left
one lady had been pleased that she gave him
present of $500 when she left. lie had grated an
ear from one person onto another. He had grated
finger from person onto another. He could
hll out hollow necks and make them nice and round
and plump"
Mrs. Ware did ask to see any patients who
could testify TO these cures
Il believed in the doctor implicitly" said she
and paid him 500 ] also went to board at HIS
ssnitarfum in East 2Sth-st.. as he requested. at
a 80 day. The agreement was that the entire
treatment should occupy only two weeks, that /
shouio be well and have scars left al the end OF
,hsJ mat TINE and that should suffer no pain Al the
hre under my eyes covered 1t with adhesive
nissief ano sent me TO my room. walked the
called the maid 10 ask If the doctor were in She
salo he was not, but IL he were he would do
hodhng Tor me, as IL was part OF the treatment.
'On the NTH day he pulled of the adhesive
plaster and pulled the skin with It, Ny eyes
Malered All the time; | could see. and I can't
5ee very Wei yet, and that was nine weeks ago.
ana ~ was equally painful q"
opposing counsel remarked: Then you took the
toreaead treatment willingly, after suffering that
Not Willingly" said the plaintiff but | had
laiu tile man The money, and he seemed to have
70 othef way OF producing the results OF course
u would have no claim. ] specially prom
SEQ that mere would be no pain. but still would
nor nave complained of the Pain # IT had produced
tne promised results. But look that,"
Mrs ware threw back her heavy white veil and
tltec me front OF her straw hat. On her forehead
where the wrinkles ought be- and under her
MIS- Rosa ". Cash and Mrs. Augustine Shamen.
hoth ~ washington were called, but they had
not the plaintiff in sanatorium their testi-
;nonE was not admitted
stand.
Is this your work." asked counsel for the de-
fcndant. porting 10 Mrs. Wares red eyes.
Tt is. said the doctor
Nice job, isn't ii. doctor?" said Mrs. Ware.