The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-02-05

- tt@t 414{A the e0-UNII4s
orders, eoE',ice. etc. enc is6ry. assd over
the eslssanes + q s,.Iscnx for snusics;ans
The I,aslor + IS lssst ~ IS Ieet and
l.as . llsndscme NAL my mantle FftEi
Nubian marble facing and cast brass
/ t4inlmnes The color scheme 81 t;,e
room = comprised OF tsnsS e green.
The litcben IS Is BY 81 feel, aud the
!! entire sp1cel i divided hy wine 1sftis
tons for pantry, sewing room. este. TIE
Hoor Is like other rooms already aescfsb.
cd and The walls have cove tie base snd
! the wa5nscoating is Of Keen's cement.
! The waJls and ceiling are tlnished With
/ white enamel. This department + thor
! oughsy equipped and is the most model
Kitchen in the country. All waste from
the kitchen i frozen TO avoid seenting
the room or giving offence TO any one
Z as It i taken TO the crematory or eise-
where. And In this CONGESTION It may
well be nCted tasat by tire circulation Of
] brine the refTigcrator in the wine cellar:
kitchen, PANTRY, 'generaI storage room,
etc, are kept at temperature of from.
% TO 30 degrees Fab.
The cafe Is % by as feet, ewith cese-5
annie Mosaic tile floor, while the walls
have grey Tennessee marblo base and
tnalicsany wainscoatiag. The decoration
are Of various tints of term Gotta.
i The dimensions of the private dining
room are IS by 90 feet. There Il ere.
annie Mosaic tile floor here also, with
the walls having tlies same sort Of blsc
and waiiiscoating as the main dining
room. The decorations are vario,is tints
Of yellow.
As one goes through the third story.
or floor, he finds the bakery, refrigc1at-
ing rooms, officers dining room, and ser
yants dining room, all thoroughly equip-
ped for efficiency, convenience and
| promptness.
The fourth. fifth. sixth and seventh.
floors are divided into numerous bed
rooms, sample rooms ami bath rooms.
All FLORIST are alike, excerpt the sixth,
OF which in the center of the building IL
located the assembly hall, which Is rs
by 81 feet, with Is foot ceiling. The
| decorations in this room are various
shades of green
| All the bed rooms Of the various
i stories have clothes closets, running
| water. combination electrict and gas flx-
lures and telephones, and are beautifully
decorated and expensively finished.
The building Is heated by the Duplex
system. 1t differs from amy other in
that heat is produced under four ounces
of steam pressure tisnt The radiators can
he graduated so that ouefonrth, one-half
three-fourths or all may be turned on
This part of the construction of the
building was done by the West Virginia
Heating and Plumbing Company, of .',is
city and Charleston
The disiiwasher in the kitchen and the
ice cream freezer in the bakery are OPP
Grated by electricity
The freight and passenger elevators
run from the base of The building to The
seventh floor and are opernted by ste.s,u
| They are of the latest type and were
manufactured and installed by the Otis
| Elevator Company. with Offices in all
! the. principal cities OF t,e world.
{ The Electric Supply and Construction
Company, OF Columbus, Chit. did the
winning for lighting and Telephone pi,r-
poses and installed the light and tcle-
phone plants.
All city Nater Is filtered as 1t enters
the building through the Locmis Mani
ming filter, with a capacity Of 100000
gallons per minute. This system makes
all water used in the hotel absolutely
pure.
The building was constructed by a. +.
NNithrow & Company, of Charleston, gun
eral contractors, represented by j. G.
I, Roberts
| Harrison Albright. OF Charleston, who
grns designed and superintendent The cree
tion of numerous hotel buildings
throughout the country, was the arshi-
tect of the building.
In addition to she hotel proper there
i a three story annex two. or three
blocks lfrush s.se hotel. especially planned
ard built for the n-e Of che servants.
| 1t Is AZ by IS feet and three stories higi.
4 being of brick construction. It con-
4ains 30 rooms, and bath and toiiek
| rooms also for both sexes.
| Thre II no hotel south OF New York
city which s more complete in its work
ing Departments, or which has a better;
mechanical equipment. Everything Is
fr@t-ciass and the best That money can
purchase.
The proprietor Of the hotel Is Col. Geo
/ rye A. Keller, who was secured after
the most carfui constellation by Judge
GoG. The hitter furnished him the ho.cl
fully equipped for running.
Colonel Keeler Is known far and wide
a. a successful and modern hotel man. by
his genial personality, long experience,
isncwlcdge. natural adoption and COM
i plcte conception. The history OF aais ho.