The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-30

(Confinued from Pare Two.) Fifteen beats heard from in Lowndes county by actual count. give a ma jority of one hundred and thirty votes against the amendment This will be increased in beats to be heard from. cutting scrape recorded.
 Hayneviile, Nov 2s.--(speciai.)-- Lowndes County gives s5 against the from.
 Hayneviiie. Nov. Especial. )-- Sixteen beats out of twenty-one in Lowndes county gave estimated ma Jority against 55. Cannot be less than forty-five majority against.
 Ft. Deposit. Nov 2s.--(SpeciaL)- )--Es- timated 100 against; s7 for amendment. Benton. Nov. ---(speciai.) )--Ben- ton beat. thirteen for; 15 against; Trtckum beat. 10 for; 2 against; Sar- donsviile. for. 3 against.
 MACON.
 Tuskegee, Nov 29.--(Special. )--Seven beats out of ten In Macon County give majority of s7 for the amendment. Tuskegee, Nov 2s.--(Special. )---Cor- rected returns from Macon County shows a majority of 60 for the amend ment.
 MADISON.
 Huntsville, Nov. z9.--(Special. )-- Twenty country precincts in Madi- son County, exclusive of Huntsville, gives amendment era. and against 945 majority against, PIP. Huntsville will increase the majority against to $50. rr.-~..s,,~ so xc-~s.,A Huntsville box 534 against 324 amend ment. Twenty-one precincts out of 25 in county give 262 majority against Total of 22 precincts including Hunts vile 1,47s against s97 fo, Anti claim 525 majority in county.
 MARENGO.
 Linden. Nov. 2s.--(Special. )---Ten beats heard from north of the rail- i road give 3s majority against the amendment. South Marengo may go for amendment by over 100 votes. Demopolis, Nov. 2s.--fspecial.)--w. F. Herbert, anti-amendment manager for Marengo county. said late tonight that his county would not give ten majority either way
 MONROE.
 Beatrice. Nov, Especial )---Bea-
  jority for the amendment.
 MARSHALL.
 Guntersville, Nov 29.-(SpeciaL)- )-- Twelve Of the strongest beats In this county. polling 1.51s votes give s6 against the amendment. The county is lost by 200.
 Guntersviile Nov. 27.--(Special. l-- Eighteen beats heard from out of twen- ty-four in the county give vote of 1.393. They show majority of 27 against the amendment.
 MOBILE.
 Mobile. Nov. 29.--The constitutional prohibition amendment election in Mo- bile county passed without disorder. the result being estimated a-7 o'clock r tonight that at least majority of 5000 against it.
 Returns are a distinct surprise even to the antis for while they expected clean cut victory. they anticipated no such landslide as shown from all re- turns received.
 The voters turned out early and . majority of the votes, were cast before the noon hour.
 A new sight in this city was the. presence Of women at the various vot- Ing places. Members of the Women's Christian Temperance Union served coffee and sandwiches and often they stopped a voter on hts way to the booths and pinned on the lapel of his coat tiny white ribbon.
 No one woman was treated discour- teously by voter either for or against the amendment.
 The women who had stands close to the voting places served their re- treatments to all who applied and many anti-amendist had their appe- tite satisfied during the course of the day. All took their presence good naturediy.
 Information given out at the sher- ifs office and police headquarters to- night was to the effect that not single arrest was made for any dis turbance at the polls and the election is considered by the city's oldest in- habitants to have been the most or- derly in the history of the city. No reports of disorders have reached here from the county.
 Returns received are as follows: Ward l, 2S for, 190 against.
 Ward 2. 50 for. 225 against.
 Ward 3. SS for. 254 against.
 Ward 4. 47 for: All. against.
 Ward 5, 33 for; 265 against.
 Ward 6. fl for, 456 against
 Ward 8. 127 for. PIT against.
 Ward 9. SO for. s27 againstr Ward 2. 4S for, Sl4 against.
 Ward 10, 32 for. 1s7 against.
 Ward 3, and not in.
 Precinct IS, (box 9 Union Church, for, Is: against, 6.