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For GovernorWilliam A. Gaston of Boston. For Lieutenant GovernorJohn C. Crosby of -Pittsfield. For Secretary of StateWillmore Stone of For Treasurer and IteceiverGeneralThomas Thaeber of Yarmouth.

For AuditorJoseph L. Cha Worm of Lowell. For Attorney GeneralJohn J. Flaherty of Gloucester. tc.

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"to understand why Fish a ished to draw a check. Ila always carried an ample Supply of cash. say i154) or and the day he was killed he must have had more. because It was his custom to go In person about the middle of the month to that section of the city to collect rents. "I am firmly of this belief that Mr Fish was on ath av for that purpose when he VCRS assaulted and am also of the belict that when he entered that salcant he had a large sum of money with him.

Recall the fact that Mr Mins watch and chain were taken from his pocitct for fear somebody would iireal NVell. It was not given up until after II at night: not until toe Identity of the victim had become known. If the victim had been plain John Smith Instead of Nichohis Fish the watch never would have come to light." Sharkey today told to a reporter a story of the meeting and the quarrel with Fish. which differs radically from all the other accounts credited to him. In it he asserts that he never Witched Mr 1-1sn anti that the statement thaz he struck him Is absolutely fidse.

"The PiatenlontS quoting me as saying thAt I stri.ck Mr Fish are all untrue," ,1 I never said 'web a thing. ter I coidd not. I never bald my haws On notn at ell. I tioift know how he met his death. for I di.1 not see him attor Ito left our party at the bible.

When Sharkey Met Fish. -I never Mr Fish before that aft. et noon when I walked into the cafe and hint sitting nt the table ut.th Mrs rhtibre. Aire Cattoy Itre riukel. Continued on the Seventh Page, Starts Today for And San Uttleflel-i of st 1,.

11. If Of the rat Ott. vent Speuker ez his refusal to t. 7 front the cort' ri i has teen the l'hiTlips of 211 xx-r, for tha an1 later r- I t. c1rttpal4n.

upon whl pasts a no 2str to; a rerort.r. A int the 1 r-t: nt 4t it- n. I th ,1 hit. Itto Leos of NU' 11, I 'ir, nt t4 1 tt the sp. kers sI'T osel thnt bri.ught 2.) thrst.Ltde th, reconsilor hts I not It of au otport real the and oas not aware of the II of h14, derision to r-ite front renzretss! n.is tr.L;rh in this hit of 2 askid if the se tlispat211 tatning this Imal of Mr lientt -son oas thkt it A as.

'Mr LIttletI! ti can say. then. that I shall he a for the eteakership ssf: the in the crint of Mr inent i suppose! that he could be rre'11 to reconsiatr h5 dett rmtna GLOBE ADS iiLoBE ADS GLOBE ADS GLOBE ADS PAY BEST PAY BEST PAY BEST PAY BEST TRY ONE TRY ONE TRY ONE TRY ONE AND AND AND AND SEE SEE SEH SEE Art Creations -IN COPPER lot cf the kmalilemeted Cetcpany, ro.lr-ty Neer Ideas 1.3 PUNCH COWLS, TANKARDS, PRIZE CUPS WAITERS FROM AILINICH A. STOWELL 24 WINTER STREET. Ya lees and Finders of the Unusual.

I A Littl! Battu Thai Any Other TWO la One. See forbargains in furniture and carpcts win find much to interest tiAni by attending the great sale cl the two now comprising the lnIpton- I lervey Co, 5 Union Faneuil I lan FAOM THE BLANK BOON CORNER 14.1)41:11, qb 4 10411 tvi 1 rs I rm of N1 4 titt NT ittiOtiN z' iot It.e' 11 t-sre W. EMT, BEALE 0 IOS Wash- Bt" Cur. Elm. nolta 1 I I A Littl! Battu Thai Any Other I PA 1.1 i i a st Li 2 CIGARS I 1 I 1 1 1 i i She is in Boston To Attend tion not to accept the, renomination from tie- Zl congressional dtstrict of Iowa.

and your news ist therefore, a to me. -I learned of his intended retirement orly this morning so that I have not as rt had an opportunity to consider plans fer any campaign or even to map out my I in connection with the matter. --I Lave received number of tele1 grams in relation to this subject since morning. have already notified a number ft friends as to my docision to st-ind 3 a can11.1.1te for the speaker' ship. always 1 that CongreseI man Henderson not prevaCed upon to oc-ain be a candiclate for the honorable -Beyond that much work.

I do not iknow what I shall do in connection with the matt tr" Littlefield -will undoubt- c.ity he a strong candidate for the speakorshtp. as his ability and shrewd1 ness have already gained Mtn great distinrtiol at 1Vashinglon. Maine has for mtny year zt the honor of possessing the speakershin of the house throne the late James G. Blaine and Thomas B. need.

DECISION IS FINAL. Speaker Henderson Will Not Change His Mind, Even at the Request of President Roosevelt I. Sept ITSpeaker Hen4 as positive today in hisdeelinathe congressiot I nominstion a he was last night. notwithstanding the r(-- tf teh.grams front all parts of country protesting against his and imploring him to reconsider Ow same. l'rrslent ROASeVvit sent a lehgthly telegram.

depioring his action and urging lam to withdraw his derlinatton. but th. F.peak-r rt that his decision was lothor tel-grams of the same tenor is ere from 111, the members; of the national committee and the national congressional committee. Senators Allit)n. Hanna.

Lolge, Fairtanks and others. The following is the telegram received by Speaker lien.lerson front the "'resident: "Most earnestly 'ask that you reconsider your determination not to run. tSigneh Roosevelt." Congressman J. M. chairman of the republican national committee, seat the -New York.

Sept 1S "Am in receiot of telegram signed by you that you have this day declined the nomination for congress. "We cannot believe the telegram is genuine. 11.pburn and Iluil are here. ant all enter our earnest protest against action a this kind ty you. "The tepulllican party that you have so long and faithfully cannot tart with your service now." Ittpiying to these telegrams, the speaker further explained tis action adhering to his positon.

he gave positive assurance that there was to danger in the ad district. that Gov Boise Is a very weak candidate. that the republican candidatg. will be elected and that he will do what he can to insure his election. After these assurances the speaker said a must decline to reconsider Lis withdraw al.

This morning the following telegraphiC reply was received in response. at Des Moines. to a request to reconsider bis action: "After an age spent in fIghting for my country. state and district. I can.

Continued on the Seventh rage. THE WEATHER. WASHINGTON. Sept 17 Forecast for Thursday and 2 Friday: For New England Partly cloudy Thursday: Friday probahly showers: fresh east u-inds. FAIR i 4 P.4 1 Local forecast for 4 I toston and idolloudy tyPartly weuittr Thursday; Friday cloudy pos14ibiy llght showers.

with PI ig I ehang in fresh easterly winds. The temnrature. yesterlay. as Indicated by the thermometer at Thompsons era: 3 4 6 a GE 9 a 3 nt 61. 6 lb ei2.

9 to L9. 12 wA; average temperature ytsterday 211. The temperature tee in the erne" et hetet ev.ninst: New York 7et. NeW ekrteans J.L,k-eteille Chtearo 74, Idoups V. (Ink act rel.

St Paul I tenr St ..1.:111,, TL' at tor Ft iday and I t.rd.ty Friday genera dourly vt, tat On it I rboa us. mostly in -tioprit atoll 'sort nit 101,1 OM's; orolisterly to aoutharly Ind. siaturday, taor gkeitther, varlego i'r ki 1 Sharkey Says He Did Not Strike Mr FishPolice Declare Their Can Prove That He DidSome Mystery About the Dead Man's Money. BALLOT FOR Whole number of votes Necessary to a cholco. William A.

Gaston Charles S. Hamlin'. fit. For almost an even seven tours yesterday the demoeratic state convention in Tremont temple svreatled with issues and candidates. to finally dissolve in the early evening.

the sears of conflict having recsevrd liberal application or the healing ointment of peace and concord. administered principally by lion Charles S. llamfln, upon whose motion the nomination of Col W. A. Gaston seas made unanimoua.

and by Dr John W. Coughlin. who had been In the thick of the fray during the entire day. When the convention adjourned the was much better feeling than the distressfully strenuous periods earlier In the day hal promised as the net result of the day's work. non George Fred Williams Triad his anticipated fight for the adoption of his resolution, which contained a.

reference to the national platform adopted at Kansas City in lie was defeated in point of numbers. badly defeated at that. But be went down with colors flying, not, however. before he bad promised the convention to support the ticket at the polls whether his platform or the one acceptable to Col Gaston. and read to the convention by Josiah Quincy was adopted.

Not Very Enthusiastic. It must rot be understood that after the convention. by a. vote approximately 6 to 1. there being no count, bad refused to substitute his platform for that presented by the majority of the committee.

that Mr Williams dirplayed any epecial eagerness to get aboard the Gaston band wagon. Ile sat Amon the platform. his face flushed. taking no part and apparently little interest in the proceedings. When Mr Hamlin made bis graceful speech Mr Williams mildly applauded and a few minutes later.

with his loyal friend. Col A. C. he left the hall. In the convention platform discussion from the intense general excitement which it provoked.

there were two distinct allusions which seemed to make a. serious impression on the delegates. The first was Josiah Quincy's reference to speaker Ilenderson's refusal to stand for reelection in Iowa becauee he admitted that he was Out of touch with the republican tariff reform sentiment of his state. and the second was Mr Williams reference to Tom' John-eon's vigorous canvass In Ohio and his fealty to the Kansas City platform. although he did not and never had believed In the free coinage of saver.

IllaMle Parting Shot. Jr Williams parting shot in his speech on the resolutions came In the form of an admonition to the convention not to throw itself into the arms of the eocialists. Shift on Minor Pisces. In the closing minutes of the COTIVennon a ecntest was precipitated on the bahmte of the state ticket. The cardidate for lieutentnt governor.

Jobn C. Crosby of Pittsteld. avas placed in nomination by lion Intern S. Nary in the briefest posAble war. and the nomination was by acclamation.

For the committee on balance of the state, tit ket. William It. Baker reported the following; Socretsri of state. lien A. Hogan of Lowell; treasurer and regaiVer-getteral.

James J. Phelan of gOVERNOR. cast. 11,41.40 123S 041,10 4,0040 00011 eiplio 620 0 041, OW0401004 00 00 0400 woe. swwoo 232 qmo-oo- wogs 2 Bostont audittm Edward Gnmore rf Urockton; attorney, general, John B.

Moran of Boston. This het was turned down after brief debate and the names printed at the beginning of this report subetttutect by a 'vote of FAS to 163. The Convention. The cortventipn was leery shw In assembling. At a keit-boor beyond the time set for calling the convention.

not more than one-half the delegates were in their seats. At ILO the temporary chairman of the convention. Chairman Mc Nary at the state committee. walked UPon the platform followed by tha members-atlarge of the state committee. George Fred Williams and J.

Gar-an were fit the line. The nrst demonstration. and it wee very mild, of the morning came and there were cries of Williams. "Williams." from varioua parts of the ball. and some lopplause.

Chairman Mc got right down te business. Ile rapped the delegates to order. the tecretary. Stephen M. Walsh of the state committee, read the call.

On motion of Col A. C. water, the convention unanimously' 4i elected lion W. S. Mc -Nary telzporaT7 chairman of the convention.

acid oil motion of William IL Baker of nosteri. Sterhen It Walsh. of Lynn and Williams N. Osgood of Walden were made secs retaries of the convention. Then earns the appointment et the various committees.

Immediately after the ternporarr chairman bad announced the Lion of the committee on resolutions, the members, who were seated in va. rions Darts of the hal1 proceeded to make their way to the anteroom, where the conunittee was to meet. Congressman Thayer and Thomas 3.. Garvin were aPpointed a committee to escort lion Henry F. Naphen of ton.

permanent chairman of the convtntion. to the platform. The State Committee. At the conclusion of Congressman Naphens speech came the presentation of the report of the committee appointed to aelect 2 members at large of the state committee. The list contained no surprises, and a as unanimously adopted.

as follows: A. C. Drinkwater of -Trraintree. 'William S. lieNary of Thomas E.

Dwle et Wakefield. John C. Crosby of Pittefield. Ibavid Walsh of Clinton. Patrick J.

Daly of Boston, Henry T. Schaeffer of ter. Josiah Quincy of Boston. John J. Italeigh of Northampton.

James It. Mellen of Worcester. John 11. Pones of Cam-lit riga Phillo Tworoger of Itostua. John W.

Gleason of Srringricid. Charles C. l'aine of Hyannis. M. M.

Cunnift Boston. Robert J. Crowley of Lowell. Thomas J. Gargan of Boston.

Fred S. Gore of Boston. James E. Sullivan of Fall River. Joln II.

of Hobert N. Burnett of liouthtioro. John A. Kellher of Boston. John J.

Flaherty of Gloucester. 'William T. Jenney of Medford and William P. Connery of Lynn. The Nominations.

Hon John W. Covency of Cambridge was recognizei to move that the convention prooeed to the nomination of cantiltates for rovernor. Amil enthusiastic pr1a Ilse. Hon John W. Cummings of ali River rose to Continued ou the Fourth rage.

TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS yap mg, 'ea I emlIP II .0.1 S. ph.yers turn out for their first Jay's practice. Commander Potter of the Ranger today place marine guards on the trains running amiss the isthmus of l'anama. Pstate FinAnCial and commercial news. Pileup ID.

Housekeepers department and daily history lesSOn. rage 11. Three West End estates charge hands. Real estate matters. Duke Doris leaves Nevi-port for New 'York.

Father of May Maxfield says his daughter has not been found. 14. I1or1 Nahum J. D.Itchulder nominated for governgt by New 11an7rkshire republicans; Minor plank as reported byrealotions committee occepted after long debate. toregrirmereenrtvestenr.t der; mob of atilkers atuicked a provision train.

Sheridan guards of Portland, Me, entertained by Sntridanguards of East lioston. The enteting class at Wellesley largest in the history of the college. Army of the Potomac may meet In Boston for delleation c.f StAttie of Maj Gen ilcoVer. VETERANS' REUNION. Old 35th Massachusetts Survivors Met in Faneuil Hall to Dine and Elect Their Officers.

One of the moat successful Katherings of veterans lock place yesterday at Fancuil hall. the twcaston being the annual reunion vt the at7tth rvitt, It was a jolly crowd that assembled. Nathaniel Velem. to prcsLicnt of the associalion. who, came clown from Albany to met with cnlial reception from his comrades ea l'ot Albert A.

Pope aril Capt (Watley. The vlection of officers restiliett a 4 fklit I'la tlyti Natnatticl Wales pres. (ieorgA Iluttscot ofSalem. Corp T. S.

litav ur littator I anti Cat.t S.int l'atch-ot Valt ham xfre res. Thontan C. Cotter of Neg hair )prt go, awl treas. Rev Murray of leiford chap. Jones E.

idee Itoston color nearer. eaitt U. Nason ot Roxbury, I.ittut Edward F. Snow of r. Lieu( Morse of Lexington.

Corp Stone Of Cori-sea ex conk. Adlt J. I. Cobb of ham. lst Waldo Turner of Weymouth am! Corp II.

1001,1 of Andover mortuary cum. JEFFERSON LOST. Sued for Damages for Cutting Down of Shade Trees Near a Favorite Trout Brook. yonK. se; I 17The pith of Ji4ns tson.

tte J.thri titty Irts aro' Mathew 11. White, IA att Irk, twtiore Jitettre Dixon in trternwm 11.1it tile th4ttitcht.tht1 plittottl prettrilt. It vs-rn st ti trent rOi tO uti I I tilt 114,1 ett.itie tro-rs in tk.1 pear a trom en the forriscr ticrerit itt the 1.1 Itat I the etirttart Pettt LE, ot vhitii.1 eg tiw ft. Jittire .414 th frt. Ity le rut' tlAtivt 14 -e p4t ft fl.t itnEriif to-1 the itiry In pie row' tho What It Means.

When finviatw talks to awl etnitiauegl t.o)11s, rand that ii a maji.writ'y -of eyoik efiii.4M11411 114 Wicti ni It. Fi lithrr Jaat Ste, throont ito)a seolot 1 'owls. 11,4 f)ssatimuttAtt 11, rettilldC4 ta any cutagn ur it cannot Cum, TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS. Page I. Massa ch use tts democrats nominate Gaston and Crosby for standard bearers, and reievt George Fred Williams.

proposed platform. Congressman Littlefield of Maine announces that he is a candidate for the speakership. In the event that Speaker Henderson does not change his mind about the withdrawal. ricked. the woman In blue.

who was with banker Nicholas Fish when be was has been found in Roston; Sharkey Sale he dirl not strike Fish. restet 2. W. A. Wetherbee insrector general G.

A. appeals to Niassachusetta men to aid in building a home for confederate soldiers In Alabama. Marriage of Emma Gertrule Sawyer and Charles tdward Bright at St Paul's church. Reunion of 1st Mass cavalry association at Marblehead. Influx of returning Americana causes many to take steerage quarters; huge fish arrivals at wharf; other water front items.

Hingham Players club successfully presents Pinafore' before largo audience. Willie Anderbon of Pittsfield wins the oron western 'Alf at Cleve ls nd. Page 3. Lord Derby defeats the Monk in great trotting race to wagons at Empire City park; Creaceue fails to lower record; changes In program for the Reedville meeting. Driver Pratt of Pittsfield told yesterday et death of secret trvice agent Craig.

state Controller Chamberlain tOminated for governor ty Connecticut republiIMMO. Rumors of what George Gould may do now that he has returned from the west Brockton high school by attempts suleide. Stephen W. Sleeper of Boston fined 115 in Quincy court for speeding 1.15 automoblie too fast. Big supply of apples in the Boston market; greater crop ttoan usual of peach'.

squash and othyr products. Daniel and Bernard Rinn of New York police force thanked by Gov Crane for aid rendered rresident itoosevele patty In Pittsfield accblynt. Poae 1. Stated that two anarchists or strong anarchist sympathizers are on the committee to reeelye President Roosevelt in Chicago. an drops a dynamite bomb in a bank at Skagivay.

Alaska: he le killed and the bank wrecked. New literature. l'one Joe Wile knocke out Garduer In fifth round at atitimtre. Dennis Reagan of 1 V-1 f.1 it. Soot Looton.

fatally burned. l'one 7.. Devid Hayden, an inoale war eter.in of Ffit4f16: Conn. Idiot todge and and killed Report that the 5Ytir1leat0 hag absorbed the Norfolk air North American company. Arrest of Jotnya N.

dc wool on tt-orryo 4of zellsur from the Vhite ittr. Vt. balik. Thieves get drunk oil cider in Terry. Ilop, Conn.

are I ir I ros irt overt, mrd I ft ocean years ta tO pl ked tin off AMPlikan. V. In owl loaaaa Laltimete on the It untlagtonav Iroutla; other .....0 NEW YORK. Sept mysterious third woman who was with banker Nicholas Fish and his party in the lielneltund cafe up to the time Mr Floh was murderously assaulted and who aue'denly lanished. was found todaY She Picket.

Pe Pre lir Young sister er Mrs Nellie Carey. Do. tectives round her in Roston. She has bromised to be In New Turk by Friday and will be ready at the inquest and tell what he knows or the meeting in the aloon and the trouble between Sharkey and blinker Fish. It was shown that Mr Fish was a stranger to his eompanion4 in the West 31th-st cafe and that he had never seed Mrs Phillips until two hours before 11114 death Mrs Phillips and Mrs Casey both admitted to1ay that Mr Fish sae strianger to them and that they raw him fr the nrst nine on the corner or tith av ani 3ith Pt atiout 3.15 Nlotiday afternoon.

'they have made aril 1.4cits to this effect. which are now in t71 hands of the iPstrlet attorney. An the stories of old frlentritilp between Ntr Fish and the wenion have been proven to he None or the perty evivi the iteetity or Mr Fish mita long after he had ill1 at the hospital. The two women met him on the 11,1 he wa 10,1 with two the sta tooth A few mlnutes later Sharkey cum along and the trouble rose Heti restilted in IF Fish's death. What Became of His Money? te Witco of E.

itarrimmt 01. olt 120 Mr FiAh woo epvelet poritirr the Itthhir nu-inhere t.ty th nom 'steel the point thin ttitritvott Mitt there gm errlItt about tte des4 natiLriS ClOUCY. 0.