The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-10
STRIKES AT ANARCHY.
House Passes Substitute to senate n Measure to Protect President.

House Passes Substitute to senate
 Measure to Protect President.
 washingtcn. June s.--The bill passed today by: the House for the protection Of the President is a substitute for the Sem ate measure which contained no anti anarchy provisions, but which did con- tain a provision omitted from the substi- ute for bodysuard for the President.
 The substitute consists of thirteen sec tions. It provides that any person who shall ,uniawfully. purposely and knowing ly kill the President or Vice-Preddent or any oficer entitled by law to succeed to the Presidency, any foreign ambassa- dor or minis ter accredited to this coun- try, while engaged in the performance of his oficial duties or because of his of- ficial character or because of any of his acts or commissions shall suffer death.
 Any person who attempts to commit any of the above offenses shall be impris- oned not less than ten years. Any person while engaged in an unlawful attempt to infict 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 life; If such injuries do not cause death, such offender shall be imprisoned not less than five years. Any person who aids. abets or conspires with another to commit any of the above offenses shall be deemed Q principal Any person who knowingly harbors. conceals or aids. with intent that he may avoid arrest or punishment, any person who has committed one of the above, offenses shall be imprisoned from cne to twenty-five years.
 Any person who advocates the unlaw- full killing of an oflicer of the Government or of the Government of any civilized na- ks<,z LA.r ~f tol ohor o,tA ~y. who openly justifies such killing with in- tent to secure the commission of any of the above offenses. shall be fined from $500 to $. 900 and imprisoned from one to twenty years.
 Any person who conspires or advises any person to assault or kill. within or without the United States, the chief mag istrate of foreign country because of his official character. shall be punished as follows: If the attempt is made and death results, such offender shall suffer death. If such attempt does not result in death the punishment shall be fine of $500 to 5000 and Imprisonment from five to twenty-five years. If such at tempt is not made the punishment shall be a similar fine and imprisonment from one to five years.
 Section Il provides that no person who Is opposed to all organized government or who is a member of any organiza tfon entertaining or teaching such opposition shall be admitted into the United States and that any person who aids such per- son to enter shall be fined from $500 to S5 900 and imprisoned for from one to five 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- plicant affirming the truth of every ma terial fact necessary for naturalization.
 The last section of the bill provides that in all prosecutions under the first seven sections of the act, it should be presumed until the contrary is proved. that the President or other officer was engaged in his official duties at the time of the offense.