The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-03-21
THE SET BROKEN.
The Fifth Daughter of Chief Justice
Fuller tIopss.
MARRIED AT MILWAUKEE
"A Justics Of the Peace Called in Il
Tie the Knot.
sHADOWEB BY DETECTIVES
The Groom Hires Two Spoilers t.
Watch His Movements.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 2O.-Miss
Pauline Fuller, the fifth daughter of
Chief Justice Fuller, was married here
last night at the Kirby house by JUS
tice of the peace. The groom was J.
Matt Aubrey of Chicago, and it was a
runaway match. When the $50 train
arrived last night petite woman was
helped off the steps of parlor car by
well-knit young man with a smooth
face. The young lady was
closely yelled and was escorted
corted to carriage by her companion.
They were driven at once to the Kirby
house, where they registered. No room
was assigned to them and the lady and
her companion spent the early evening
in the hotel parloTs. About O'Clock
the young man came down stairs and
informed the clerk that he wanted a
justice of the peace. Inside of fifteen
minutes Justice Gregory arrived. There
was a hurried consultation and then
the young man brought the blushing
young lady forward. The ceremony
was brief one and the justice, who is
prosaic old gentleman, put on no extra
frills. He did not know that the bride
was the daughter of the chief justice
OF the United States, and neither did
any Of those who were present outside
of the contracting parties.
When the ceremony was ended the
old Justice called for witnesses and
two young men were captured in the
billiard room to affiX their signatures
to the necessary document. The knot
InnollU Gnlian6 MFQ AnhRrU mao
Pauline Fuller, is nineteen years of age,
a highly educated and remarkably
handsome woman. j. Matt Aubery is
% years of age. He is the son of the
general western agent of the Mer-
| chants Despatch Fast Freight line. - [.
M. Aubrey. ST., has been resident OF
Chicago since 1875. when he left Nil
Waukee. He is we'll known here and
Congressman Isaac Van Setback is one
of his most intimate friends. Young
| Aubery is employed in his father S
Office in Chicago. He is very hand
some 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 plaiI
Lawyer Fuller, lived with his eight
daughters on Lake avenue, only d
short distance from the home Of young
Aubrey. The young people first met
| at party given in the neighboThOod
An attachment sprang up between
them and when it became apparent
it was opposed by the Fullers. Mis-
Pauline declared, however that she
would marry whom she pleased ant
her father recognized her right to dc
so. Mrs. Fuller confined to Opposed
the match.
About this time Lawyer Fuller wa
named as chief justice of the UniteC
States. Mrs. Fuller packed up ant
carried Miss Pauline away to Wash
ingto with the other Misses Fuller
About the lst of last January Mis-:
Pauline came to Chicago and has sine
renamed in that city, visiting friend
of the family. The story of the eIope
ment of the young pair is an interest
ing one, and demonstrates that youni
Aubrey has cut his eye teeth. To be
gin with, he hired two detectives t
shadow him and his affianced until the
left Chicago. His object was to lear
; if any one was following them and t
prevent the young lady being rescued
1t was early in the afternoon when h
met Miss Fuller, and Chicago caud
store was the TRUSTING place. The
boarded a Milwaukee & st. Paul tran
at the Union depot at $3.50 O'Clock an
: came direct to this city. The CORES
pondent called on Justice Gregory earl
= this morning and greatly astonishe
that gentleman by informing him tina
he had married a daughter of the chic
/ justice of the United States. On look
| ing at the marriage certificate, how
ever, he was more surprised that tn
fact had not struck him before, fo
there before his eyes were the fu
names of the chief justice and his wife
+ as well as those of the groom's fathe
and mother. Mr.. Aubrey proposes t
remain IN Milwaukee for few days.