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Deauurui Conway urove. L»r. Hellsworth, owned by Mrs. Julian Keith won the fourmile Warrenton Hunt Club Steeplechase, with the sweepstake of $5 and a silver cup given by W.N. and W.F. Wilbur of Philadelphia.

National news weighing on Warrenton included repercussions from the wave of a prohibition movment including a report about unsuccessful 1908 presidential candidate for the Prohibition Party, Eugene W. Chafin; President Theodore Roosevelt was in Africa hunting elephants.

Closer to home, a story from the U.S. Court of Appeals in Richmond discussed Virginia legislation regarding shipment of liquor from “wet" counties to “dry.” Three convicts escaped from a “roadforce camp” working in The Plains. They were “very bad characters,” and locals were warned to be on the lookout.

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