Evening journal., 1895-02-05
MARRIAGE HIS TRADE.
Police Of Three States Looking
For Zadou.
BE swINDLRD WORKING GIRLS

monial Ads--After tho Wedding the sup
posediy Rich Husband Disappeared win
the Savings Of His Dupes.
NEW YoRK, Feb 5-Central Office de
tectiyes and tho police Of Philadelphia anC
Wilkesbarre Pa. are looking for a Polisi
Hebrew swindler whose victims haw
been young working girls og this city
Ile Is known by various aliasos--in Phila
delphia as NJ Zadou and in Nilkesburr
as Moses Baureaux. Several vol dressed
young Poles who make their headquar
tors in the east side cafcs--placos like the
Vienna, in Delaney street. and tho Man
haitian, in Second avenue-are his accom-
pliccs,
The only victim. the police have 80 fai
been able TO l9.ate in this city is Bertha
Weinberg. Who was forewoman in one
OF the cloakshops and who was robbed q
her savine -s8b0-and deserted in Wilkes
barre Zadcu, or Baureaux made her he
lieve that sho was to marry ono Of his ac-
completes, who gave his name as Chylin.
ski and who claimed to be q wealthy man.
ufaeturer Of Nilkesbarre.
Married and Robbed.
Not only have many Of the victims been
robbed but 10 Is alleged that they were
regularly married by the swindlers, who
then obtained their had earned savings
and Disappeared In every case the vic
Tins have been young shopgirls WHO
found their work irksome and who were
ambitious to better their condition IN
several cases they were beaten and So
shamafully abused, the Wilkesbarre police
say that they wore glad to return to then
labor in this city
Xadou was known as q shatchen, one
Of the class with whom the captains Of
east side precincts have had TO deal for
years.
They mako regular business p" said
| the sergeant at the Delanoey Street sta
tion, of such marriages. A young man
will pick out girl who has saved several
| hundred dollars He will marry her out
right pretend that he wants to buy busi-
ness, get tho 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. / don't re-
call Zadou's or Baureaux's, name. But
| those fellows have so many names you
can't keep track Of them. One case was
reported here by Mrs Baer in which
her niece hai been swindled, but the name
in that case was Cohen.
Mrs Baer IS the proprietor Of q bake
I shop near the Bowery. She said Cohen
was supposed to be q well to do Paterson
IN J) business man and had deserted
her niece, Clara Beck, four days after he
married her
He took the girls money, which amount
cd to $780, Mrs Baer's description oi
Cohen tailed almost exactly with that
the Weinberg girl gave Of Ghyllnskl.
According to tho lattor's story, She en-
IA
appeared in the personal column Of q
morning newspaper,
"Manted-A wealthy young Habrow
gentleman, so years old, with business
paying Sl5, 600 year in city near New
York would marry young orphan gir
Of good appearance and character NO OBJ
lection to ono who has been compelled K
! earn Az honest livelihood
Visions of Riches.
Bertha Weinberg read the advertise
ment, and with Laura Jean Lihbey Vi
sions Of her own servants horses and car
! riages she hastily sent to the newspape
! office q carefully prepared answer j
} two days she received a letter written j
Hebrew explaining that Mr. Chylinsk
was satisfied with her description Of her
) self. and that he would marry her il th
, schatohen he would send thought sh
would make a proper wife for wealth.
young manufacturers
Tho *schatchen, = who was none othe
thnn Iadou called at Bertha Weinberg
home in Chrystie street and asked num
! Der Of questions. He learned that the yin
4 had $780, and Of course was highly please
with her Chylinski was introduced. II
i was very distinguished looking and Be-
! tha thought her future settled when b
4 told her that they would 20 to his hom
, and have the ceremony performed ther'
4 Tho girl gave him her money, and whe
she reached the town both men had disaI
K peared.
y The police have no means Of ascertain
q ing just how many girls have been victim
lied, but they believe thnt there arr
number They prefer 20 hide their sham
IA however aud remain silent rather thu
make it public and punish the swindler.
4 AT the Cafe Manhattan no one wi
known there By the name Of Zadow
Bauroaux We cannot tell, said q
cashier yesterday whoall Of our oustor
ers are III such d man came here w
well dressed and behaved himself, y
could not tell whether ho was swindl
p ur not. We cannot ask man his bu.
"a ness.
o. Cases like that Of Bertha Weinl crg In
e, been reported III all Of the east side poll
le stations but in mono Of tho complaints "
XGduw or Baureaux, mentioned.