Observations from the proportional counter array experiment on board the Ro
ssi X-Ray Timing Explorer (RXTE) of the temporal and spectral properties of
the high-mass X-ray binary 2S 0114+ 650 are reported. We find highly varia
ble X-ray emission modulated at a period of 2.73 hr. The temporal results i
ndicate that 2S 0114+ 650 is the slowest neutron star rotator presently kno
wn. Spectral analysis reveals parameters typical of a high-mass X-ray binar
y system having an absorbed power law with an index of about 1.3 with a hig
h-energy cutoff at approximately 8 keV. The introduction of a fluorescent i
ron line at 6.4 keV allowed better spectral fits, particularly during low s
tates of emission. We have also determined that the intensity of 2S 0114+65
0 is strongly attenuated during part of the orbit, which makes it a member
of the small class of eclipsing massive X-ray binaries.