The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-15

Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. 1.-two favor
ites. two second choices and an outsider
divided the money at State park to-day.
Summaries:
First Race-Seven furlongs Merry Mon
arch, rs. H. Williams, to 5, won, with
Judge Baker second and Sunburst third.
f Time 1894.
Frost 10S, Caywood, to 5, won, with c.
II Whalen second and Hurns third. Time
1:03.
Third Race-One mile. Trilby, 1O2, Cay
wood, to l, won, with Doctor G. sec
ond and Umbrella third. Tmie 1:42.
Fourth Race-Seven furlongs. Campa-
MIA, 9S 7. Burns, to 5, won, with Fred
die L. 7. second and Miss Perkins third.
Time 2SA.
Fifth Race-six furlongs. Lew Hopper.
100, w. Jones Is to l. won, with Melody
second and Roy LOchiel third Time :15%
Brighton Beach, Aug. 14.-This was get
\ away-day here, and one of the most sue
cessful race meetings ever held under the
auspices of the Brighton Beach Associa-
ton came to an end. Although the card
was not a brilliant affair to-day, there was
a good attendance, and the hackers of
favoriteS Jared very well. The princiDal
event down for decision was the race for
the owners handicap for three-year-olds
ana upwards, at a mile Lehman, fhe faV-
orlte, won the event with ease defeating
Beldemere to 1 chance by two lengths
Cromwell, the second choice in the bet
ting finished four lengths behind Belde-
mere.
First Race.-One mile. Crimea. 9S. r
Sloane, to l, won, with Doggett second
and Chugnut third Time 1:421b.
second Race-Five furlongs. Leonora,
10, Iaral, 8 to .. won, with Athy second
and Vinita third. Time 1:O41l.
Third Race-Six furlongs GaIiIee 1O7
Doggett, s to 8. won, with Fannie B.
second and Sirocco third. Time 1:16
Fourth Race-Owners handicap for q
year-olds and upwards, one mile T,eb-
man. 81, T. Sloane. to 5, won, with Bel
9Iemere second and Cromwell third.
Fifth Race-Seven furlongs. Remn Of
walker, to l, won, with BreakO'Day sec
ond and Ben Ronald third Time i:32
sixth Race-Steeplechase about two
miles mi,.1y. and one quarter, Red Pat, 16S,
dunlap, . to 2, Won, with Marcus second
ana Lafayette third. Time 5:33.
Detroit, Mich, Aug. 14-The talent Jared
very well at Crosse Pointe to-day. one IA
Vorlte and three well-back second choices
winning. Outsiders won the last two
events The track was still heavy. but
; tIe racing was excellent, all of the nm
4sHeS Delng close and won in a drive
flIst Race-Six furIongs. Florence c
Az, 81 kkIhS, TO !, won, with Ogden burg
second ana Little Eyes third. Time .9oiSS
~ :. ClrN iNdce-flNe furlOngs. Brown Girl
-, ocherrer, 312 to l, won, with Lexington
T Tipaa ;, sc. second and Wordsworth third.
Third Race-One mile. sykeston III
0 en5 on TO l. won, with Wolsey second
IN Fo,- [Atinee Goodwin third Time :481b,
o curtin Raee-Five and a half furiong.ss'
99u l6. ~, R. Williams. to s. won viii With
1rIi raa ta second and Scarborough third
1o Pl[ In Race-six furlongs. Lucy Belle
500 ~ eIeIt, to l. won. with Little Sadie
'V S'q ana Sobriquet third. Time 1.iS1L
1o ST XII. Race.Six furlongs Anna, May1es
o1d We etl' II to !, won. with Loorann sec,
0-'u ana irish Lady third. Time III,
lor' Wayne, Ind, Aug. 14.-Robert J.
p Ecu an exhibition mile here this after
a ,'ooll IN zoS, breaking the track record Of
Tirn4 made by himself two wears 400
Ho ,. by Quarters: BIZ: 1:O2; i:S2; 2:OS
thoTgs " SlS paced by thoroughbred. Five
ne sTssI1su people We're present. The tom.
cold r,1 re- was high until O'Clock, when a
east "1 t,S, swept suddenly from the north.
ana cn4hng the crowd and the hor,sas
ing marked effect on speed-