Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-05
MARRIAGE HIS TRADE.
Police of Three States Looking
 For Zadou.
HE swINDLED WORKING GIRLS.

posedly Rich Husband Disappeared With the Savings of His Dupes.
 NEW YoEK, Feb 5-Central office de- tectives and the police of Philadelphia and Wilkesbarre Pa, are looking for Polish Hebrew swindier, whose victims have been young working girls of this city. He Is known by various aliases-in Phila- delphia as NJ Xadou and in Wilkesbarre as Moses Baureaux. Several vol dressed young Poles who mako their headquar- ters in the east side cafCs--places like the Vienna, in DelanCey street. and the Man haitian, in Secl nd avenuo--are his accom- pliCes
 Tho only victim the police have so far been able 10 locate in this city is Bertha Weinberg. who was n forewCman in one of the cloakshops and who was robbed of her sayin gs-$ $SjO--and deserted in Wilkes barre. Iadon or Baureaux. made her be lieve that she was to marry one of his ac- compliceS who gave his name as Chylin- ski and who claimed to hc q wealthy man. ufncturcr uf Wilkcsbarre.
 Married and Robbed.
 Not only havc many of the vict inns been robbed, but 1t is alleged that they w re regularly married by the Swi"dlvrs. who then obtained their hard r.,tnei swings
  tims have b en Houng ... i..s wiz" found their work irkSr'.nr wtrr ambitious to h"tter ih .v v'. .'uDn h several cases thev WI t.., y:, and ~n shamefully ail:se,! tie Mitet, .,:ie ,'"licr say. that they were glad Ia return tu lht:r labor in this < ".
 Zadou was hHuwn aS "'>hatChcn, one of the class with whom the '",ta!ns of east side proc nets have had tV deal for years.
 They mako a regular business. said the sergeant 0t the Delancoy Street stu tion. of su, h marriages A young man will pick out a girl who has saved several hundred dollars He will marry her out. right, pretend that he wants to buy busi ness, get the money and disappear. The city court Is full of suits in which the women try to get back their money. They never bother about the man, l don't re- call /adou's ur Eauroaux's name. But those fellows have so many names you cant keep tra"E Uf them. One case was reported here " a Mrs. Bacr. in which her niece Ina Lcen swindled, but the name in that case IS Cohen
 Mrs. BaCr i, the Prui rietor of a bake shop near the EuWcry. She said Cohen was supposed to be a we'll to do Paterson (N. J. ] business man and had deserted her niece, lara Beck, four days afttr he married her
 He took tho girls money. which amount ed to $SCn. Mrs Baer's description of Cohen tal!ied almos; exactly with that the Weinberg girl gave of LhylinskL
 According To the lattcr's story. she nn- swered the following advertisement which appeared In tho personal column of a morning newspaper;
 'Wautcd-A wealthy young Hebrew n olA xx-ifh l,1rs s5Uss paying >lI. 600 year in city near New York. would marry a young orphan girl of good appearance and character No Ob- jection to one who has been compelled to earn an honest Livelihood
 Visions of Riches.
 Bertha Weinberg read the advertise ment, anu, with Laura Jean libbey vi sinns of her own servants. horses and car riaSeS she bTStily sent tO the newspaper offico n Carcfm.ly prepared answer In two days sho eived letter written In Hebrew explaining that NIT. Chylinski was satisfied with her description of her self. and that hc would ma. " her if the "schatchcn" ha would send thought she would mako a lropcr wife for wealthy young manufacturer
 Tho ''scbatC hen, " who was none other ] than IadOu, called at Bertha Weinberg home in Chrysiir street and asked nun 1 Der of questions. He learned that the girl had $i6u, and of course was highly pleased with her Chyllnshi was introduced. He was very distinguished looking, and Bcr | tha thought her future settled when he ] told her that they would go to his home and have the ceremony performed there | The girl gave him her money. and when l she reached the town both men hal iisap 1 pcared
 1 Tho police have no means of HSc, rtain 1 ing just how many girls have Leon victim ized, but they believe that there arr q number. They prefer to hide their shame 1 however and remain silent rather than make it public and punish the swindler At tho Cafc Manhattan no one Wa: 1 known there by the name of /adow, ol Baursaux We cannot tell said thC cashier yes e' day. who all of our custom CTS arc Ii such man camo hero. wa: well dressed and behaved himself WI could not tell whether he was n swintilel or not Wo cannot ask a man his husi 1 ness
 Cases like that of Bertha Weinberg hay, been reported at all of tho east side police stations. but in none of tho complaints Wal Zadow, or BaureauX, mentioned.