The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-06-10
House Passes the Bill by TiiOie
 of 10 to 30
FOREST RESERVES TAKEN UP
Protection Bill as Passed Is a substi- tute for the Senate Measure, Which Contained No Anti-Anarchy
 Provisions.

Washington. June 9.-The house today passed the bill to protect the President, c-President, members of the cabinet and foreign minister and ambassa- dors, and to suppress the teaching of an- archy by a vote of ITO to sS.
 The remainder of the day was devoted to tie bill to transfer certain forest re- serves from the interior department to the agricultural department and to au- thorize the creation in such reserves of game and fish preserves. President Roosevelt in his annual message reeom- ,nended such a measure The minority of the public lands committee offered as a substitute for the bill, measure which eliminated that portion of the bill which transfers the reserves to the agricultural depal tment. Messrs. Lacy of Iowa, Kle- borg of Texas Penkins of New York and Williams of Mississippi, spoke in favor of the bill. Messrs. Mondell of Wyoming and Shafroth of Colorado, supported the minority substitute. MT. Bell of Colorado opposed the bill in toto. No vote was reached.
 Is a Substitute Bill.
 The bill passed today by the house for the protection of the President is a sub stitute for the Senate measure which contained no anti-anarchy provisions. but which did contain a provision omitted from the substitute for a body guard for the President.
 The substitute consists of thirteen sec tions. It provides that any person who shall unlawfuly. purposely and knowing kill the President or e-President or any officer entitled by law to succeed to the Presidency and foreign ambassador, or minister accredited to this country, while engaged in the performance of his official duties or because of his official character or because of any of his acts or emissions, shall suffer deatn Any person who attempts to commit any of the above offenses, shall be imprisoned not less than ten years. Any persons while engaged in an unlawful attempt to innIct grievous bodily harm upon the President or any person entitled to suc- ceed hIm, if he infiicts injuries which cause death, shall be imprisoned for lie: If such injuries do not cause death such offender shall be imprisoned not less than five years.
 Consplrators Same as Principals
 
 with another to commit any of the above offenses shall be deemed a principal. Any person who knowingly harbors, con ceals or aids with Intent that he may avoid arrest or punishment any person who has committed one of the above offenses, shall be imprisoned for from one to twenty-five years Any person who advocates the unlawful killing of an offi- cer of the government or of the govern ment of any civilized nation because of his official character. or who openly jus tifies such killing with intent to secure the commission of any of the above of lenses, shall be fined from $500 to S50O0 and imprisoned for from one to twenty years. Any persons who conspires or ad- vices any person to assault or kill, with In or without the United States, the chief magistrate of a foreign country because of his official office, shall be punished as follows:
 If the attempt is made and death re- suits, such offender shall suffer death. If such attempt does not result in death. the punishment shall be a fine of from t500 to $5co0 and imprisonment for from five to twenty-five years. If such attempt Is not made, the punishment shall be a similar fine and Imprisonment for from one to five years.
 To Keep Out Ansrchists.
 Section Il provides that mo person who is opposed to all organized government or is a member of any oi ganization en- tertaining or teaching such opposition shall be admitted into the United States, and that any person who aids such per sor to enter shall be fined from $500 to s5o00 and imprisoned for from one to i've years.
 Section 12 prohibits the naturalization of anarchists, and empowers the courts to investigate. and before issuing final papers to require the affidavit of the ap- rHcant affirming the truth of every ma terisl fact necefsary for naturalization.