The evening world., 1905-07-13
F|XER OF EARS
AND WOMEN'S
NOSES IS HELD
Both Sexes Willing to Give
Big Sums for Nelden's
Beauty Services.

DR.. Andrew L. Nelden. eraser of
wrinkles. reducer of double chins. trans
planter of ears and noses. and guaran-
tor of beauty by aid of dermatology.
was to-day arraigned before Magistrate
McAvoy in the Tombs Court. charged
with getting money under false pre-
lenses. Assistant District Attorney
Chadwick prosecuted the case and was
ably aided by several women who said
they hadn't been beautiied. Upon the
motion of Mr.. Chadwick examination
was postponed until Monday. and Dr.
Nelden was released under $1,000 bail.
Before the case came UP Mr.. Chad
wicks office was crowded with women
eager TO complain against the physician.
The ma jority of them wore wells. Detec-
tive Sergeant Barney McConville had
a gripful of letters he had seized IN
the prisoners home. AZ No. 3 Eas;
Twenty-ninth street.
These letters reveal feminine and in
some instances masculine vanity in its
acute form. Many OF then are sad
commentaries on the writer's failure 20
accomplish the desired improvement on
nature.
Crows Feet Deeper, She Says.
Mrs. Josephine Ware. OF No. i29 East
One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street.
came on to this city IRON Denver.
where shc had a large dre5smlkinS cs-
tablishment. She says me trip ana
DR.. Neldens fee cost her $3.50. and de-
clares the crows feet she sought 10 re-
move are deeper than ever and far
more disiguring through the use of
earbolic acid.
When I was first introduced to DR..
Nelden's sanitarium," said Mrs. Ward
to the police, II found that all his en-
ployees were beautiful women. The
stenographer was ravishing the maids
were handsome and the cook really
beautiful. This greatly encouraged me.
for was given to understand that the
Selden treatment had brought them to
this state of perfection.
Il became a patient at the house. and
besides paying fee Of 500 gave & 20
q day for my board. When DR.. Nelden
began his treatment l found that It
was heroic. He endeavored to take
out the crows feet with carbolic acid
and I was nearly blinded. Deep scars
caused by the acid only serve to make
the wrinkles deeper and my distigure-
ment greater.
Mrs. r. w. Cash. of No. 1921 G street
n. W., Washington, d. c.. told Ass!s-
tant Distr!ctAttorney Chadwick that
she had come on to DR.. Nelde.l 10 have
q double-chin removed. "I have more
OF the double-chin than ever" she said,
land besides am terribly Scared with
acid"
Confident that her appearance would
be improved if her cars were set farther
back. Mrs. w. B. Allen. of No 10
DreXel avenue. New Haven. called on
DR.. Nelden and asked TO be repaired.
She declared to Mr.. Chadwick that a
sad botch had been made OF her case
Lincoln L. Copeland. OF Raleigh, o..
another complainant. desired to have =
birthmark removed from the cheek. II
Is htill there. more prominent than ever
he asserts.
compIaInts In Letters.
These are some of the remarkable
letters that were taken from the Nelden
home by Detective Sergt McConyille.
''Dr Nelden. No 10 Eas. Twenty.
ninth street
"Dear Sir-I write these few lines
TO tell you the treatment YOU gave
good. which l am very sorry to say.
You told me they would be all gone
In SIX weeks. Put they arc still
getting worse every day. 1t is hard
10 think that ! gave $40 for that
treatment and It has done me no
Nv face has gotten thin and my
cheeks hollow. If you will kindly
answer this letter and let me know
II you can give me anything TO Mi
out the hollow places. or II could
use that glycophine for putting on
fat myself as ] cannot get - Your
Office. Your French ointment has
made the skin fine. but has done no
good to wrinkles.
Hoping you will answer mo eoon
and lust put a few lines IN the in.
closed envelope-please don't put
your name on the envelope as /
don't want any one To know my
business. AS have got your book
let and II YOU think that glycophino
is any good. let mo know 81 that I
can use 1t myself. used the other
four treatments Just the way you
said, but no good. Pleos, lot me
know soon and what price.
MAGGIE CASWELL,
No 3l5 West Forty-eighth street.
On the Question Of Noses.
Hugh Cook. of No. 122 Newcastle
street New Brunswick, Ga, wrote 4,