The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-21
The Daughter Of the Chief JUS
tice Of the United States
ELoPES WITH A CHICAGOAN
Who Is DashInG, and, toaII Appear
anccs, Very Worthy Young
Man-The latest Social Sem
alIon in Court Circles"

When the $3.50 train arrived last night
A petlto woman was helped of the steps
Of the parlor car by a well knit young
man with a smooth face. The lady was
closely yelled and was escorted to a car
riage 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 parloB.
About o o'clock the young man came
down stairs and informed the clerk that
he wanted Justice OF the Peace. In,
sile OF fifteen minutes Justice Gregory
arrived There was hurried consulta-
lion and then the young man brought
the bushing young lady forward. The
ceremony was u brief one, and the JUS
tice, who isa very prosaiC old gentle
man. nut 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 oithe contracting parties.
When the ceremony was concluded the
old Justice called for witnesses, and two
Young men were captured In the billiard
room and ran in 10 ailix their signatures
10 the necessary document. The knot
was legally and firmly tied.
Ms, Albery nee Fuller is nineteen
yeas OF age, highly educated, and q re-
inarkably handsome woman. ]. NJ.
Aubury, Ir., Is twenty-three years OF age.
He son OF the General Western
Agent Of the Merchants Despatch Fast
Freight line. j. NJ. Aubery, sr., has
been a resident OF Chicago since 1875,
when he left Milwaukee. He Is we'll
known here, and Congressman Isaac
Van Schaick Is one OF his most intimate
friends. Young Aubery Is employed In
bis fathers office in Chicago. He is a
handsome young fellow.
THE ROMANCE.
Asnear us can be learned the acqaint.
aace Of the bride and groom began about
three years ago. Justice Fuller, who
was then plain Lawyer Fuller, lived
withhis eight daughterso on Lake avenue,
only short distance from the home Of
Young Aubery. The young people first
met at party given in the neighbor-
hood, An attachment sprung up be-
tween them, aud when 1t became appar-
eRt twas opposed by the Fullers. Miss
Pauline declared, however, that she
would marry whom she pleased and her
father recognized her right to do as she
pleased. Mrs. Fuller continued to op.
pOse the match. About this time Law.
yer Fuller was named as Chief Justice Of
The United States. Mrs. Fuller packed
up andcaried Pauline away to Wash
ilgton with the other Misses Fuller.
About the first Of last January Miss Pau.
line came to Chicago, and has since re.
mained in that city visiting friends oil
the family.
The story Of the elopement Of the
young pair Is an interesting one, and de-
monstrates that young Aubery has cut
his eye teeth. To begin with, he hired
two detectives to shadow him and his
aiTanced until they left Chicago. His
object was 10 learn II anyone was follow
Ing them and to prevent the young lady
being rescued. II was early yesterday
afternoon when he met Miss Fuller, and
aChcago candy store was the trysting
place, They boarded a Milwaukee and
y. Paul train at the Union Depot at
$3.50 o'clock, aud came directly to this
city.
The correspondent called on Justice
G'egoy early this morning and greatly
%,iOnished that gentleman by informing
MIN that,he had married a daughter OF
The Chief Justice Of the United States.
Unlocking at the marriage certificate,
however he was more surprised that the
iaG had not struck him before, ,for there
Delola his eyes were the full names OF
lhe Chief Justice and his wife, as we'll
Ssloseoi the groom's fatherand mother.
ioHng Nr. Aubery proposes 10 remain
RAllEaukee few days.
HAVE NOT HEARD PROM WASHINGTON.
The elOpement has been the subject
ol mueh gossip. Young Aubery former
y lived in Milwaukee and has many
Intends .ere who called TO extend con-
g!IulatOHS, and before noon he had re-
Celyed at least thirty telegrams OF con-
gNulatOnS irou friends in Chicago and
elsewhere, Mn. Aubery remained
gutty In the hotel all day, and her hus-
g gaaa 'ayS they may remain here for q
wv ss Gays until he can arrange a house
ro.ii y, ais bride In Chicago, where he has
SIl4o1 in the office Of his father, q
freight line office.
n, no, haven't heard from Washing.
%aIa, he said tonight, 'in fact there
,r,,, TS aailly been time. o, / think tho
,r,'tt ms y, WI settledall right for l think
NJ Nlles lathei will look at II in q sensl.
'TSlHiay' Sliy' lie Is q sensible man, very"
IN WSNNl NV lcng do YOU expect to remain
orrrlSu ACCUSTOMED roir.
a couple Of days, at least. Ihad en-.
s,se9 M no house before we came away,
ill., i.0ti rally don't know where we shall
S'SS''ner s,,S than that II will be In Chi.
~ .45.11OgP interrupted his chat with
NV Es,iul " laugh and referring 10 the
de,S!r,ina. AN! taa. no had employed Plnkerton
an SlI,',ss 's3s 70 assist In the escape OF him.
d q" lug .1a bis bride from Chicago, said :
sJ.p atp protection, but Il was not fur.
IssS y rihkCrIon men. You sev
spo0.s ~ enough that we were both old
Es, sa ~ uOt TO require Rnybody's con.
VncSsyu marriage, but I was closely
Yo1 Is, and took every ptecautioh
boIi NOV, when detective wants "a
an, gAa, .l llecan easily trump up some.
D,loiit itliI .il ,Eill delay hlm long enough
va NV amusing feature Of tho interview
y,5,tIe hct that Mr.. Aubery aimoat IA,
TpI,,y spoke Of his wife aS TMIN
;Onio..d .na would then look q llttlI
IN SSDo, u " Gol having become quite &C
w,, NJ LI, 70 hlS new relation 10 her ant
itTNS iN' "'n'eli by .Saylug "hIn. Al
'Oang ,ApbcH's parents have 20
l. I,v.p,PG'eG 10 iho match, he says, AM
Il, ,uuupales no trouble from then
Nss .n, l,o sangrlne that his Vlie's pl
AoV ,b,I,' bI' ! " teconCiled 10 the uiArrl6gI
IA --s.
w wn'W''Al6rioa Ead Of Ihs story.
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