. Ohio archæological and historical quarterly . or, Prof. Rollo W. Brown of Wabash College, Crawfordsville,Ind., and Randolph W. Walton of Columbus which were of a very high order and were interestingand entertaining. Excellent music se-lections were furnished by Prof. J. K„Murdock, Mrs. Bowman, Mr. S. and the Clark-Dillow orches-tra. Despite the intensely hotweather, the banquet was a great suc-cess. ADDRESS OF JUDGE DONAHUE. I know it is in very bad taste for atoastmaster to inflict a speech uponthe guests. The instruments of tor-ture have been carefully selected, andthe toastmaster
. Ohio archæological and historical quarterly . or, Prof. Rollo W. Brown of Wabash College, Crawfordsville,Ind., and Randolph W. Walton of Columbus which were of a very high order and were interestingand entertaining. Excellent music se-lections were furnished by Prof. J. K„Murdock, Mrs. Bowman, Mr. S. and the Clark-Dillow orches-tra. Despite the intensely hotweather, the banquet was a great suc-cess. ADDRESS OF JUDGE DONAHUE. I know it is in very bad taste for atoastmaster to inflict a speech uponthe guests. The instruments of tor-ture have been carefully selected, andthe toastmaster performs his full dutywhen he trains these gatling guns of oratory in your direction, towork your discomfiture at their own sweet will, without addingany further burdens to those you are already fated to bear. This occasion is one, however, that might justify a fewremarks. I know that a few remarks by a toastmaster is aspecies of tort for which there is no adequate remedy at law. Inthe language of the law they are damnum absque injuria. How-. Judge Donahue. The MacGahan Monument. 219 ever, I promise in advance not to offend too seriously against theethics of my position. This home-coming of which this delightful function is but asmall part has a dual purpose. First, that all former residents ofthis City and County may visit their old home at one and thesame time, thereby affording each an opportunity to meet all theirformer friends and neighbors, not only those still residing here,but also those who have wandered to distant places and haveheard and answered the kindly message of recall that PerryCounty has sent out to all her absent sons and daughters. To the right-minded individual the word home has a tendersignificance, because with that word is associated all that isnearest and dearest to him in life. The home of his youth mayhave given place to one of his own building, of his own making,yet deep down in his affection he cherishes the imperishablememory of the home of his
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