000000JOJOJULY 4th. AT LOST ISLAND»' '.**lt; y J* • • '* • • ***M Sptti of Bad WcitkcrLMie Crowd Celebrates 4th. of III;Loet LakeTho weather man wu on Die Job tetter exhibition than die score lb-, .Wednesday forenoon and nearly rained .ilkatea''.The second game wa* also a havoc with the celehratWrvat Ldk good contest, batUhe Giants lied a Island. It rained quite heavily early clear edge oyer itelr opponents, Sod Jn the'moruinjrand spasmodic show-'also romped away wicti Uts j oo* end em continued until about 11:110. ' De- df a 5 lo 0 score In this game, spite the gloomy prospects, car* were First game: It n Barriving steadily and at 2 p. m.-the Bancroft 0 0 0 o o 0 0-0- 3 4croud was estimated at between Olants 0 2 0 3 1 2 *—# 10 2three and four thousand people. The R n Emorning program was entirely aban- GlanU( i o 0 2 I 1 0—5 I 1doned, and white concerns were en- 00000. 0 0-02 1:terialnlnc^thc crowd continuously, * ..... . . - . .Die flr«nail’ cv«ni of tlie d»y juried ./Hie exwllent display of fire »ork* at 3:30 P: m., -.id things were kept I” the eveniog attracted a Urge and humming from that rime ontll the »“« hlchdance In the paviiliot, »•„ over about lt;*« »«* In the pavlilion claimed at 1,10 this morning. ^flttlng climax to asuo-The (list ball game bcineen tlie L. cessful day. everything considered.I. L. Giants and Bancroft, the All- From tike looks of the weather the Nation learn having failed to fuldll ball games scheduled to take place at their contract, was won by the Giants the Lake today will have to be post* oy a ‘core of 9 to 0, and It was a much poned.