Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-04-04
Miss FULLER ELOPEs.
Romantic Marriage Of the Fifth Daughter o
the Chief Justice Of the United States

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 2o.--Miss
Pauline Fuller, fifth daughter oi Chlet
Justice Fuller, was married here last
night at the Kirby House by Justice
nj the Peace. The groom was ). Matt
Aubery, Jr., OF Chicago, and 1t was a
runaway match.
When the $50 St. Paul train arrived
last evening petite woman was heipeo
ofy the steps OF q parlor car by we'll
Init voune man with a smooth face.
'Thev we're driven at once to the kirDy
House. where they registered. NO
room was assigned to them ana the
lady and her companion spent ,he
early evening in the hotel pariors.
| About 9 O'Clock the young man
came down stairs and informed the
clerk that he wanted Justice oil the
peace. Clerk Cole Is well up on such
affairs and assured the young man
that everything would be arranged
Inside OF fifteen minutes Justice "res,
ory arrived. There was a hurried
consultation and then the young man
brought the blushing young lady for
ward The ceremony was brief one.
The Justice did not know the bride
was the daughter of the Chief Justice
of the United States, and neither did
any of those who were present out
, side of the contracting parties.
When the ceremony was concluded
the old Justice called for witnesses,
and Two Young men were captured IN
the billiard room and brought IN to
affix their signatures to the necessary
. document. The knot being tied, the
= Young man slipped bill INTO tine
: Justices hand and Mr.. and Mrs;
Aubery were escorted to the bridal
% chamber. To-day they will take quar-
ters at the Plankineton.
Mrs. Aubery, nee Pauline Fuller, IS
y ~ pteers-ef- aae,-bighly- -educated and
a remarkably handsome woman. j.
TO Matt Aubery, Jr., is 23 years OF age,
son of the General Western Agent OF
the Merchants Despatch Fast Freight
line, and is employed in his father s
L. office in Chicago.
1t As near as can he learned the ac-
ar ousintance of the bride and groom
!, began about three years ago. Justice
~ Fuller, who was then plain Lawyer
Oh Fuller, lived with his eight daughters
s. on Lake avenue, only short dist
h. from the home OF young Aubery. The
NJ young people first met at party
given in the neighborhood. An attach
:" ment sprang up between them, ant
te when it became apparent, 1t was OPP
OF posed by the Fullers. Miss Paulin
re declared, however, that she woul'
=, marry when she pleased and he
!, father recognized her right to do a
!. she pleased. Mrs. Fuller, however
a vehemently opposed the match:
~. About this time Lawyer Fuller wa
.r named as Chief Justice of the Cnite
Isr States. Mrs. Fuller packed up an
an carried Miss Pauline away to Vast
- inpton with tn. other Misses Fullei
hs About Jan. Miss Pauline informe
so her mother that she was 10 years {
ot age and that she intended to make
Oh trip to Chicago. Mrs. Fuller oppose
,ev the trip, but the girl was firm in he
he determination, and a few days late
III she left. Since that time she has bee
me in Chicago, visiting friends OF I'll
&c family.
inc The story OF the elopement OF II
GER young pair is interesting. To beg
or with, Aubery hired two detectives I
og. shadow him and his allianced unit
re p q they left Chicago. His object was I
n,a learn if anyone was following then
rad and to prevent the young lady fro
;us being rescued. Early yesterday afte
,as noon he met Miss Fuller AT Guntber
We. candy store. They boarded the VI
os- waukee 4 st. Paul train at b;
est o'clock.
ms Friends with whom Miss Fuller VI
,ich stopping i'm Chicago, had received
structions from Mrs. Fuller in Was
ngton to keep sharp watch I
Pauline These friends felt the hon
OF the trust imposed and were ev
vigilant.
the 1t seems that when Miss Fuller we
4 o, to Gunther's yesterday she was Il
lowed, and Aubery discovered tn
OF she had been watched. 1t was tn
was that he hired the two detectives a
236 did some rapid travelling about G
IS. cago. With the aid OF his two hir
shadows" he was enabled TO kn,
when he had eluded his followers.