The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-21

his apartment? There Is mystery sur
rounding the Hindoo millionaire tas he
allows himself to be regarded that is
not told In the interview given in the
Post-intelligencer OF Thursday morn
ing last.
On September q last Amanda 4. Ad-
Tani, a Hind0o, arrived In the United
States from across the Atlantic. lie
was well supplied with letters of credit.
introductioDs. baggage and cash. His
father. according to his story as present
ed, was leader In thu legislative coun-
gu Of bombay; India, a graduate Of Cam.
bridge university. and Mr.. Advani himself
Is, 50 II IS said, well known in British
diplomatic circles.
II Is then not TO be wondered at that
resentatives In New York and Washing
ton and by them introduced 10 the world
al large as the SON or his INDUSTRIOUS
father. He was feted and toasted in
several American elites before he pro-
cee9ed To ottawa. Canada. whore mem
hers ~ the Canadian government kept
up the round ~ social honors.
Il always happened that In advance OF
the East Indian gegtiemans arrival ~
newspaper containing an account Of his
latest social trtun1phs. managed 20 travel
70 his next stopping place hence Il was
that " hen he reached Chicago and wrote
Amanda A. a2vari In the register II
the Auditorium hotel. there were those
In the city who we're waiting 20 meet
and greet him,
Hut Adyauis trials IN the Windy city
have been well aired Among those he
rnet Miss Virginia Tyler Hudson. n
chicago newspaper woman. with whom
lie fell In love An engagement resulted
after i've days acquaintance and, az
,cv,liux % American custom. the Hfntno
presented his Affianced with q tlnc dia-
ruoui rtrg He had already introduced
pareri!y genuine letter Of credit Obtained
al advance ~ SIC" iI0l there WAS no
neei y paving cash for 'he ring 50 Al
check on the bank q British North
America AZ ottawa
cheek Declared Worthless.
Here his trouble began \ wire from
ghe ottawa bark seated the check was
worthless. and Advani was at once ar-
rested Ter Three DAYS ~ remained 4
prisoner - tie Auditorium hotel with a
detective guarding him. but The matter
was arranged. Afvant taking back the
ring from Miss HUDSON and returning Il
% TIRE se~sler. The engagement Vas
tFr Ise3 iaEeIy hgokea and the East Indian
iefA ta!caxo - hast~-
n KS next heard - 81 San Francisco
~ Whtca place he went from Seattle ~
Boat after tour through several So
madam yif!ts HE wa~ accompanied Nv
. raw letter x credit and Ms. Maud
ssit ~ me- IN New Westminster. which
cftv he Waited. according 90 MS owe
$terl IL caUle6ny wi'h Hon sidney Fish
~r for the purpose - viewing the exHo4l-
tom cr October
II San r'r4nciseo c-,iet Lees men ri.x-
81 rir ur cis0&tcA from Cfi1.aEo
stafs~s 'hat Ia HAs 4 "a ri AMI At-
VaGt fske0 TITO r1sts'y xh -
rs sweetheart wss feT-e~s - mos =
from tr~ tfrar3 hatel ewfng %
lax e f't0*s - pay n advance rur
~ev.~a. A~Ns the iEln+oo ~a& held n urt#-
earF iits papers sua 6n-srrsenfs wers
: .-or@s~ate-s An inquiry - re or.awa
bark hTo~g1, a rrqiy that A6vaai was mt
- - - t~9 upoa. ae3 while - rad as vet
sf@E" v1tosrE - san Fran csSc0 further
'ha~ - prepare himself for a roo1 hsni
here re was retsvef - Police ss.r-
v4i-s~~e or;F upon his Tr0n..sa - leava
tHs stRfe ~ o~re
Ce Scfeee~ "a A*va-; ,e.r So F~an.
t@-e Freq PURCHASING a tt>k~: 60 Port
,ars - Oetcher IS kaaEtx3nx arrived
~ ~eat,fe ard teak r3Vs1s A. TIE RAin s4r-
ss~s~3 Were. - a. interview II We'd
m@~+sv afr@--N3a- Ne posed az Z friend
r SFsut. ard stated - ~ss - -ru.A
fe ~a~ <'~s Trt<s-n - a. htrn ~ sxtrfrsz.rS
e3r t-er~ disgrace So - r@store hgs
~ rsr>@
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- SO .-tam W. 3 EgS .S~g7 Is re
Sc E-&a Ads&zL ~Acs@ s-ct@-e % q ~
rcga.s ss-.ery Il San F-Sza4soe and CAs-