Evening journal., 1889-03-21
ONE CENT.
EL0PEMENT IN HIGH LIFE.
A Daughter Of Chief Justice
Fuller Surprises Her Family.
WEBS THE MAN OF HER CHOICE


The Happy Couple Quietly Proceed to
niilwauIxee Where Justice of the Peace
Ties the Knot--The Brides Mother RE-
eonciled TO the Match.
MILWAUKEE, March 81. "A young lady ard
gentleman who arrived in this city on the
6:3O train from Chicago, Tuesday evening"
proceeded at once 10 the Kirby house, whers
they registered as Miss Pauline Fuller and T.
Matt Aubery. After dining they spent tbs
time TILL q O'Clock in tue hotel parIor. Mr-
Aubery then requssDd the h tel clerk ~
send Tor justice Of b. .aace yastice Greg
cry soon arrived, and tnesses having bean
'lllee in, the twain were speedily made oms
in the bonds Of matriinony.
II soon transpired that the bride was q
daughter Of Chief Justice Fuller, and had
been visiting friends Of the family in Chicago
The bridegroom is the son Of j. NJ Aubery,
the general western agent Of the Merchants'
Despatch Freight line. The son is employed
in his fathers ofilca.
The young couple had been acquainted
about three years. and rumors OF their en-
gagement had circulated freely Mrs Ful-
Ter, however, disapproved OF the match Her
daughter was determined TO marry the man
of her choice, aud it Is said that her father
recognized her right 10 bestcw her affection
uninhuenced
Miss Pauline Is the fifth OF the chief ms
tice's bevy Of eight daughters She Is 1@
years Of age andvery pretty. She left Wash
ington soon after Christmas to visit friends
m Chicago, who We're warned by Mrs.. Fuller
70 Keep watch on the young lady and pro-
vent her from meeting Anbery. They tried
faithfully to carry out Mrs. FuileF's wishes.
but love laughed at such precautions in thfs
as IN thousands Of similar cases. It IA even
alleged that detectives were set 10 watch thu.
young man. The couple met, however, and
made their plans. Aubery employed detoc-
tlves IN his turn to watch the others and bv
their aid the young people met at desig-
mated candy store, whence they drove to the
station and took the train for Milwaukee,
The sequel is told above Mr.. and Mrs.
Aubery viii remain in Milwaukee for severmA
days
Throngs Of people we're about the Kirby
house all day in the hope Of catching y
glimpse Of the bride, but she has kept her
self locked up, not even appearing at meaR
times. Her young husband stood guard az
her door armed with big cane 81 think
after little time my wifes parents win hes-
come reconciled 10 our marriage, he said.
although, Of course, II was great SURPRISE
and possibly q shock 20 them when they
heard Of t. II was an equal surprise to my
parents; but as they have interposed no OBJ
jections to- our engagement at any time.
there will be no need OF reconciliation.
saw no other solution 20 our difficulty save-
the one we adopted, although 1 should havm
been glad 10 spare Miss Eiller-I mean Mrs.
Aubery--the annoyance Of the notoristy such
a proceeding must necessarily have. have
been In the receipt Of telegrains, some
twenty-five or more in all, should say, dur
ing the entire morning, and they are ali Of q
congratulatory sortn
WASHINGTON, March 21-Nfrs. Fuller. the.
wife Of Chief Justice Fuller, in referring D.
the elopement Of her daughter, Pauline, and
her marriage at Milwaukee 70 J. Matt Au-
brey. Of Chicago, said that she was at a loss
70 understand her daughters conduct There
was no necessity for an elopement. II sha,
had said she wanted 10 marry there would
have been no opposition. She and her hus-
band wouldsbe welcome at her fathers homo.