CHANNING, JOHN PARK

(1863), a mining engineer, born at New York, s, of Roscoe H. and Susan Thompson Channing. He graduated from Columbia | University in 1883 and was engineer and superintendent of the iron and copper mines in the Lake Superior district from 1885-1894. He was manager of Calumet and Hecla Mining Co. in 1893 and was connected with many other mining and developing companies including the General Development Co. and the Miami Copper Co. both of which he was vice president. He was the author of numerous technical articles for mining societies and engineering and scientific magazines and delivered a course of lectures on mine plant at Golam (1780-1842), Amer. preacher and author; b. Newport, Rhode I.; graduated at Harvard, and became a tutor in Virginia; was app. (1803) pastor of the Federal St. Congregational Church, Boston, a position he held till death. He was specially noted for his lath ok ad23 he visited Europe, and while in England made the acquaintance of Words worth and Cole ridge. His works include Remarks on the Life and Character of John Milton, 1826; Life and Character of Napoleon Bonaparte, 1827-8; Character and Writings of Fenelon, 1829; E ay on Self-Culture.