The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-03-28
Sensational Elopement.
One Of Chief Justice Fuller's Eight
Daughters Elopes With a Chicago
Young Man.

Z MILWAUKEE, March 2O.-Miss Pauline Full
Ter, the Fitch daughter of Chief Justice Fui-
Ter, was married here last night at the Kirby
house by q justice of the peace. The groom
was J. Matt Aubrey, Jr., of Chicago. and 1t
a runaway match. When the $50 train
arrived last evening, a petite woman was
helped off the steps Of the parlor car by a
well built young man with asmooth faces
The lady was closely yelled and was es-
corted TO carriage by her companion. They
were driven at once to the Kirby house,
where they registered No room was as
signed to them, and the lady and her COM
panion spent the early evening in the hotel
parlorR About 8 O'Clock the young man
came down stairs and informed the clerk
that he wanted a justice of the peace. In
side Of fifteen minutes, Justice Greg
ory arrived. There = iwasA hurried
consultation, and then the young man
brought the blushing young lady forward
The ceremony was a brief one, and the JUS
tice, who is a very prosaic old gentleman,
put on no extra friils. He did not know that
the bride was the daughter Of the Chief JUS
ttce OF the United States, and neither did any
OF those who were present outside the" con-
tracLingsparties. When the ceremony was
concluded the old Justice called for wit
nesses, and two young men were! captured
IN the -biuia1d room and ran to aftix thetr sig-
natures to the necessary document The
Aubery, nee Pauline Fuller, is nineteen years
OF age, highly educated and a remarkably
handsome woman. j. Matt Aubery,s Jr.,, js3
twenty-three years Of age: He is the son of
the general Western ogent1of the Merchants
Despatch Fast Freight line. J. M. Auberv, ST.,
has been a resident Of Chicago since 1876,
when he left Milwaukee. He IL we'll known
here, n CONGRESSMAN Isaac Van Schaick is
one. OF his most intimate friends Young
Aubery is emtployedinahis father's office@t III,
Chicago. He ia
HANDSOME YOUNG, FELLOW.
AS near as can be learned the acquaintance
Of the bride and groom began about three
years ago. Justice Fuller, who was then
plain Lawyer Fuller, lived with his eignt
daughters on % avenue ,sonly aSshort dis
lance from the home of young Aubery. The
the neighborhood. Al attachment sprung
up between them, and when it became ap-
parent 1t was opposed by tha Fulters. Miss
Pauline declared, however, that she would
marry whom&she7 Dieased, md her father
recognized her right to do IS she pleased.
Mrs Fuller continued to oppose the match
About this time Lawyer Fuller was named as
chief justice of the United States. Mrs Full
Ter packed up and carried Miss Pauline away
to Washington with the other Misses Fuller.
About the frstof lass january MISS Pauline
Cduuo W CulCuSO, duU has DluCS@ Iclual0Su IN
that city Visiting friends OF the family. The
storysof the elopenent ofthe Young pair is an
interesting ore and demonstrated that young
Aubrey has cut his eye teeth. To, begin with.
he hired W detectives to- shadow him and
his afianced until they left Chicago. His
object was to learn if any n was following
them and tosprevents the young lady being
rescued: 1t was early in the afternoon when
he met Miss Fuller, andaC Chicago candy store
was the Irysling place They boarded q Mil
waukee Il St. Paul train at the Sunion depot
at $3.50 o'clock and came direct to this city.
correspondent called on Justice Gregory
early this morning and greatly nstonished
that gentlemansby Informing him that he
had married a daughter Of the chief justice
OF the United Statee-@0n looking at the mar
rage certificate. however, be was more sur
prised that the fact HAD not struck him be-
tore, for there his eyes were the full
hames Of the chief Justice and his wife, as
well as those Of the gToom'e father and
mother. Young Mr., Aubery proposes to re-
main in Milwaukee, a few days