The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-09-27

The walls throughout the whole
building are superbiy freseoed and
finely finished with quarter oak
wood as are also the staircas g. mans
ties, etc. Massive chandeliers grace
and adornt the many rooms. Alum.
dant light is thrown into ali the
rooms by light wells III the center
and not a single room Is iisparaged
by any lack Of q perfect light. ~
thorough system of ventilation IL
employed. In fact u complete sani-
tary system has been provided.
A thorough heating system ex-
tends throughout the entire build
ing. Alipipes aud returns are COW
erred with asbestos and magnesfa
coatings. Throughout the whole
system under pressure Of one
pound, thorough radiation Is obtain
ed and in the very coolest weather
only five pound pressure is neces-
sary. The building Is provided with
ample radiators witha well Regulated
temperature at all times. Steam
generating is done by two steel boil
ers 60 inches by IA 1t. each, located
in the basement. Tie hot water
boiler is go inches by 10 Il. and sup-
plies hot water for cooking, baths,
etc.
The building Is lighted by electric
ity and natural and artificial gas.
The electric plant is not connected
with the main building and thereby
no disturbance or annoyance to
guests is conveyed by It's vibrations.
The owners of thebuilding furnished
the plant and Q. M. e j. b. Hart
built the engine. THE system was
constructed and laid by II. S. Sands
of Wheeling. Insurance inspectors
have investigated and pronounce ii
the safest and bestyet knownin that
line.
The plumbing Is thoroughly done,
and meets fully the approval Of ex-
perts in that work. In truth, tits,
up-to-date in every particular.
An unusually large number OF fire
escapes and exits have been proyid-
ed for the safety of guests. The IRE
escapes are principally Of iron and
Insure absolute safety in time Of
danger.
There isa sewerage system under
the whole building, the main sewer
of which rs 1900 festinllength and is
inches in diametef, extending along
Main Street TO Elk Greek. This
works so successfully that every
vestige Of waste esstssr Il spes.iiiv
from the premises. Ali
water used for drinking and cook
ing purposes is afforded by a
splendid artesian we'll 100 feet deep
which flows Adams ale in
abundance. Il Is soft, cool and of
excellent taste and after being
thoroughly filtered, which is almost
unnecessarily is a satisfactory drink
even to the most sensitive taste.
The hardware, roofing and In fact
all the materials were furnished by
most reliable firms and the work
performed by most competent work.
men.
Every room contains a white and
brass iron bedstead with exquisitely
comfortable bedding, The halls,
stairways and rooms are carpeted
with Smiths velvets, together with
Moquets and Administers, laid by
Wa j. Sloane whose fame is
widespread, The floors OF kitchen
aud serving rooms are covered with
.linoleum. The linens of the house
are Irish imported and superbly
elegant. The dining room Is fur
nished with Austrian chairs and
tables imported In the original
package. The parlors were furnish
ed by the well-known Schrinkeins-
ten. The silver which il Of the
finest quality was provided nv Reed
& Barston and is OF rex pattern.
The china and glassware f,,rnishad
by Knifin 4 Tooker Of New York
City bear 1.-THE Traders Company
on each and every piece.--AIl ~
these Furnishings we're selected nv
G. sprirp Sands. Thomas q Rrody
and DR.. Howell who cersainIy
possess a taste worthy Of the onaen;s
deepest admiration
rup IA NKISs tooNs
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