The sun., 1909-06-18
BOTH OF THEM ARE HONEST
KENNEALLY AND DOULL HAVE
JUST FOUND 1T OUT.
So They Apologize rs Publicly as They
Abused Each Other-little TIM Sits
BY and Grins Like Whole Hague
Congress Looking for . Nobel Prize.

Not a drop OF blood was spilled yes
terday In the City Hall when Aldermen
Doull and Kenneally met again at another
hearing on the new building code. Doul
had threatened that he would make
kenneally retract a charge Of grating
or would drag him from his chair anc
pummel an apology out OF him. Lttl<
Tim Sullivan has been busy ever sinct
creating more calm. just before the
hearing yesterday he had a talk with
both Doull and Kenneally. He laid the
birch hard on Kenneally and told the
Alderman who represents Charles +
Murphy's district that he was sin bad
with the Tammany boss and that it was
up to him to pacify Doull. kenneally
promised to do 1t, and then Little Tin
took Doull in hand and finally got ar
assurance from him that II Kenneally
would say out in the open that he didn't
mean what he had said he, Doull, would
say the same thing.
AS soon as the committee was called
to order Kenneahy rose and said:
There has been considerable notoriety
given to some remarks which passed be-
tween Mr., Doull and myself at the last
meeting Of the committee 1t has been
stated that / made charge Of grating
against one OF tho members OF this COM
mittee. mean Alderman Doull. want
to say now, and l want to say it not be-
cause have been prompted by any one.
that | never meant II to be inferred that
| was accusing Mr.. Doull OF graft. So
far as know there has never been any
hint at graft in the drawing up Of this
new code. II l said anything in the
heat Of argument that might seem to
want to say that did not mean to be
offensive 10 any member Of the COMMITTEES
and ! want to say publicly that don
know anything about graft in the making
up Of this code concerning Alderman
Doull or any other Alderman. Some
times in the heat OF. debate you say
things that you are sorry for and % Lam am
thought was a reflection on him.
Then rose up Alderman Doull to say;
Il accept the amende honorable. 1t is
true that there has been q difference of
opinion between myself and the gentle.
man who has just spoken on some OF the
clauses Of the proposed code. but a
charge Of graft is very different from an
have no wish to refer to what happened
two days ago except to say that if ! used
words which ought not to to have used
I withdraw them. l cannot recall just
what ! said, but il ] publicly charged
MIR. Kenneally with grating | take back
the accusation because have no knowl.
edge that he was ever guilty OF such a
thing =,
Al the hearing on Tuesday Mr. Doull
called Mr.. Kenneally damned thieyish
CRATER MIR. Kenneally accused MIR.
Doull Of having held up fellow for $500.
While Loull and kenneally we're obey.
ing orders Little Tim was seated at the
reporters table with the broadest Of grins
on his face.
There you are" he said. there's moth
ing in that talk about graft
ou certainly turned that trick very
neatly, Tim. it was suggested to him.
Il didn't do anything in it,. replied
Little Tim as he grabbed for his hat to
leave as soon as the incident had closed,
those two fellows just thought that each
other was CRATER and now they have
found out that both OF em are homes,
men,"