Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-21
THERE ARE BUT SEVEN
0NB OF THB DAUGHTERS OF CHIBP JUS
TICB FULLER BL0PBS.
She IS Clandeshnsly Married at Milwaukee BY a
Justice Of the Peace to Young Mr.. Aubsry, Of
Ohicago-Hs Was Friend Of the Fam
lily But Her Parents Objected.


Fuller, the fifth daughter of Chief Justice
Fuller, was married last night at the
Kirby House by Justice of the Peace
The groom was J. NJ. Aubery, Jr., of
Chicago, and it was runaway match.
When the $50 train arrived last night,
a petite woman was helped OFF the steps of
the psrlOr car by we'll knit young man
with a smooth face The lady was closely
veiled and was escorted to p carriage bv
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 spsnt the early
evening in the hotel pArlOrs.
About nine o'clock the young man came
down stairs and informed the clerk that he
wanted 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 a very
prOsaic old gentleman, put on no extra frills
He did not know that the bride was the
daughter Of the Csief Justice of the United
States, and neither did any of those who
were present outside of the contracting
parties. When the ceremony was con-
cluded the old Justice called for the wit
nesses, and two young men were captured
In the billiard room and ran in 10 affix their
signatures TO the necessary document The
knot was legally and firmly tied.
Mrs. Aubery nee Fuller is nineteen
years Of age, highly educated and re-
msrksbly handsome woman. j. NJ.
Aubrey, Jr., is twenty-thTee years of age
He is the son of the General Western
Agent of the Merchants Despatch Fast
Freight Line. J. NJ. Aubery, Sr., has
been resident OF ChicsgO since 1876
when be left Milwaukee. He is well
known here, and Congressman Isaac
Van Shaick is one of his most intimate
friends. Young Aubery is employed in
nis fathers Office in Chicago He Is
handsome. young fellow.
As near as can be learned the scquaint-
snce of the bride and groom began about
three years sgO. Justice Fuller, VINO was
then plain Lawyer Fuller, lived with his
eight daughters On Lake avenue, only
short distance from the home of young
Aubery. The young peOpls first met at a
party given in the neighborhOOd. An at
tachment sp,aug up between them, and
when il became apparent 1t was 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 oppose the match. About this time
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of the United States. Mrs. Fuller packed
up and carried Miss Pauline away to
Washington with the other Misses Fuller.
Abou. the first of last January Miss Pau
lire came to Chicago, and has since remain
ed in that city visiting friends Of the. fam
lily.
The story Of the elopement of the young
pair is an interesting one, and demonstrates
that youpg Aubery has cut his eye teeth.
To beg1a with, he hired two detectives to
shadow him and his affianood until they
left Chicago. His object was to learn II
anyone wss following them and to pre-
vent the young lady being Ueecued. It
waa early Yesterday afternoon when he
met Miss Fuller, aud Chicago candy
store WAS the trysting place. They board
ed a Mil Faukee and st. Paul train at the
Union Depot at $3.50 O'Clock, and came
direct to this city.
The correspondent called on Justice
Gregory early this morning and greatly
astonished that gentleman by informing
him that he had married daughtersot the
Chief Justice of the United States. On
looking at the marriage certificate, how
ever. ne was more surprised that the fact
had not struck him before, for there before
his eyes were the full names Of the Chief
Justice and his wife, as well as those oi
the grcom's father and mother. Young
Mr. Aubrey proposes to- remain III NIL
wankee q few days.
The marriage has been the subject OF
much gossip. Young Aubery formerly
lived in Milwaukee, and has many friends
here who called 20 extend congratulations,
and befora loon / e haG received at least
thirty telegrsms of congratulations rom
friends in Chicago and elsewhere MIS-;
AuberY remained quietly IN the motel al
dav. and her husband says they may re-
main here for few days until he can ar
range house for his bride in Chicago,
where he has a position in the Office Of his
father. a freight line agent.
"No. l haven't card from Washington
vet ), he said tonight, ''in fact there has
hardly been time. o, 1 think the matter
viii he settled all right, for 1 think nay
wife,s father will look at it in sensiole
wsv. He is a sensible man, very
GLOW long do you expect to remain IN
Milwaukee," r,5
"a couple of days at least. l bad en-,
gagged no house before we came away anu
really don't know where we shall i've;
further than that it will be IN Ohicag,O
Mr.. Aubery interrupted his chat with
oIeefnl laugh, and referring to the story
That he had employed Pinkerton detec-
tives 10 assist in the escape Of himself and
his wife from Chicago, said: i had pro-
tec,;on but it was not FUR
nisbed by Pinkerton men. You
ans ,o- knew we'll enough that
90 90 ware both old enough not to require
anvhodv,s consent to our marriage, but
80 -. closely watched, and took every pre-
o.,t;on You know, when a oetecuVe
,-o,,ts ~ hold man he can easily trump
nm something that will delay him long
enough to spoil all his plans"
An amusing feature OF the interview was was
the fact that Mr. Aubery almost lnvarisoiy
snoke of his wife as Miss Fuller, " ana
,9o1Id then lock 8 little confused at not
having become quite accustomed to MS ne"
relation to her, and correct himself py
saving 'Mrs. Aubsry "
Yosng Aubery's parents have not been
oDnosed 10 the match, he says, and ne an
ticinates no trouble from them. he Is also
sanqnire that his wife's parents will be
T..e. rsoorciIed to the marriage, now that 1t has
taken place.
HER FATHER SURPRISED.
How Uhief Justice Fuller Received inc
News or the ElOpement
WASHINGTON, March 2O.-Chief Justice