New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
PAULINE FULLER A BRIDE.
ONE OF THE CHIEF JUSTICES DAUGHTERS
MAKES A ROMANTIC MATCH.
RUNNING AWAY TO MILWAUKEE, WITH THE
NAN OF HER oHo1oE-HER MOTHER SAID
TO BE UNWILLING TO CONSENT TO
THE MARRIAGE.
L1AL1 AN4A AAAVLs
lBY TELE0RAPH TO THE TRIBUNE


TO BE UNWILLING TO CONSENT TO
THE MARRIAGE
tBY TBLE0RAPH TO THE TRIDUHEl
Chicago, March 2o-Miss Pauline Fuller,
daughter of the Chief Justice Of the United STATES
eloped with ]. Matt Aubrey and was married 70
him in Milwaukee last night She has been in
Chicago on visit since January She and Mr.
Aubrey nrst met in Ss7, and their mutual admira-
ton was noticed from the first. They were
always TO be seen together, and every one in
the extensive circle Of their acquaintances looked
upon a marriage as foregone conclusion. Mrs.
Fuller entertained serious objections to her dGugh
ter's marrying young Aubrey. Aubrey and Miss
Fuller were frequently seen together at the
Thomas concerts last summer, and shortly before
the Fuller family went TO Washington II was
rumored quietly and under the heaviest pledge
Of secrecy that an elopement and secret marriage
had taken place In Milwaukee. The ceremony
was according to rumor, performed in August
Young Aubrey SO told a couple Of his friends but
when questioned by others, denied it point blank.
Miss Fuller kept the secret close and, so far as
can be learned, did not refer to such marriage.
She declared, however, that she would marry
Aubrey, and seemed 20 have, little fear that the
objections OF her mother 70 the match could not
be overcome By friends of the family IL was
thought that, once occupied with the duties OF
Washington social life, she would forget her
Western love, and that would be the end OF the
affair. But she evidently did not care much Tor
the society OF high official life, for on January
she hacked her trunks and came to Chicago
for o visit
last Sunday Miss Fuller announced that she
intended TO return 70 Washington Yesterday
morning she told the Smiths, with whom she was
stopping, that she would spend the afternoon WIN
a Miss May who lives on the North Side. ana thao
she expected 10 return to supper. But instead OIL
going to Miss Mays, Pauline met Mr.. aubrey a0
Gunthers candy store. and was driven Dy MN
20 the Milwaukee and st. Paul depot, where tho
afternoon train was taken for the Cream City,
where they were married by justice OF the
pcoce who seems to have been sleepy when he
performed the ceremony. lie asked no questions
aItbop1h when seen later he said that upon seeing
the name OF Melville ". Fuller on the certificate
he had intended in fun to ask If any relationship
c1isted between the bride and the Chief Justice.
When informed Of what he had done, he seemed
20 appreciate the honor OF officiating az inc
marriage Of so important 2 young EoIdan I "hu N''
satisfaction fairly belmed upon his tsce;
= She left the house with me at ] o'clock yes-
,srday.H said Mrs. Henry Smith, with whom tnc
young lady had been staying, ana 1 letC neE
on the car, going, as she told me, TO Visit irenS T
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Side [ suspected nothing. She betrayed no
SIGNS OF uneasiness or constralnJ, or anxiety;
She packed her trunks, secured her uckets 1o ano
made all preparations for returning to her nome
AZ washington this evening; ] thought shc was
merpy going up TO Miss Mays TO say good-Dy.
When We pa-tcd on the car she s;1in tmt II shc sl
lid not return beEose evening size wOnld nae INC
friends over there bring het hone. ! kept tne
5ss her her corsins was terribly disturbed, and
Sk SsSs ss shf n @4ttss ea
Mr Aubrey saying that he and my guest "'fe
'i'I The lady wns quite indignant about the escs-
made and was disposed TO blame, not only the
Young man, but his parents 9s ven, ,lns Sne bod
pressed profound hegrst that rdor Shs bcT care
Mr Aubrey the faTler Of the young man. was
a good deal clustered by his sons conduct INC
first news OF which reached I'm on rISins, ole h
younT man telographing from Milwaukee that he
"'s II took nv breath awuy,7 said Mr.. Aubrey.
" I had no suspicion that he contemplated Sucn
step. I knew he was in love with the girl ana
that be had been engaged 70 her for long time;
bnt he never intimated 20 me nor TO his mothcE
that ne meant to precipitate matters IN this way
Mrs. Aubrey was not less disturbed, why,
ncysr dreamed Of the elopement,' said she. II
Is dreadful, and don't know what 70 say, out ~
really wasn't right for my son to 90 tnis ~
wasn't necessary and t Will 1 maze lax marTore S TOOK
parents feel 30 much hurt IhhI the m"Fri"se 'ooN
place In this irregular way. ,-..,,.,.
with the young bridegroom, VINO says nhcu
we arrived here last night, hurried out TO ind
clergyman, and visited several, but they happened
not 10 be in Time wns flying, and knew 1t was
necessary 10 be quick, II we were to be married
Why such hasteT'
well / feared pursuit. knew that I had
hecn watched closely since Miss Fuller had been in
Chicago. About 0 o'clock could not wait any
longer and had Justice Gregory sent Tor
Did you inform Miss Fuller's parents ana your
own2' .,..r
do YOU anticipate much trouble from Chet
Not from him. Mr.. Fuller's objections were
removed some time ago. Mrs. Fuller didn't ap-
prove the match, but we hope that & her 9DJeeuohs
viii riye way now that we arc married"