Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-21
A RUNAWAY HATCH.
Chief Justice Fuller's Daughter
Elopes with a Chicago Man.
MARRIED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Hcr Mother Opposed the Marriage, and
the Fair Pauline FTIes from = Chicago
Candy store to Pass . Honeymoon in
Milwaukee Hotel.
MILWAUKEE. March, 21.-Pauline, the
fifth daughter Of Chief Justice Fuller. of
the United States supreme court. eloped
with ]. n. Aubery. Of Chicago, and was
married at the Kirby house in this city
by justice Of the peace.
The couple arrived here at $50 in the
evening About o'clock the young
man informed the clerk Of the hotel that
lie desired the services of a justice, and
Justice Gregory was sent for and arrived
within fifteen minutes
The ceremony was brief one, and the
justice. who is a very prosaic old gentle
man, put on no extra friils. 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 par
tics. When the ceremony was concluded,
the old justice called for witnesses, and
two young men were captured IN the
billiard room and ran to affix their sig
natures TO the necessary document. The
knot was legally and firmly spliced.
Mrs. Aubrey, nee Pauline Fuller, is 10
years of age, highly educated and re-
markably handsome woman. j. Matt
Aubery, Jr.. is % years of age. He is
the son Of the general western agent Of
the Merchants Dispatch Fast Freight
line j. NJ. Aubrey, Sr., has been
resident OF Chicago since 1876, when he
left Milwaukee, He is well known there,
and Congressman Isaac Van Schaick is
one Of his most intimate friends. Young
Aubrey is employed in his fathers office
in Chicago. He is a handsome young
fellow
Asnear as can be learned the acquaint-
ance Of the bride and groom began
about three years ago. Justice Fuller,
who was then plain Lawyer Fuller, lived
with his eight daughters on Lake avenue,
only short distance from the home of
young Aubrey. The young people first met
ata party given in the neighborhood. An
attachment sprung up between them
and when it became apparent it was OPP
posed by the Fullers. Miss Pauline de-
clared, however. that she would marry
whom she pleased and her father recog-
inized Ter right 10 do as she pleased.
Mrs. Fuller continued to oppose the
match.
Miss Fuller was in Chicago visiting
friends, when the arrangements for the
elopement were quietly made. The
parties met at a candy store and from
there went to the depot and took the $3.50
train for Milwaukee.
While awaiting parental forgiveness
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubery propose to remain
in Milwaukee, where they have quarters
at the Planlinton.
MRS. FULLER's STATEMENT.
w AsHINGToN, March 21.--Mrs. Fuller
made brief statement last evening.
She saio That she was at a loss to under
stand her daughters conduct. There
was no necessity for an elopement. If
she had said she wanted to marry there
would have been no opposition. She and
her husband would be welcome at her
fathers home.
The announcement of the elopement
produced genuine sensation in social
circles. This daughter, Pauline, was not
known 10 Washington society, as she
was to make her DEBUT next season. The
young lady Is very handsome and well
grown for her age. She is deep bru-
nette with decidedly spirited manner.