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luS rooms; new, modern building; most ele-
gantiy furnished everything OF the best office
ana cafe OH ground floor there Is nothing bet
Ter IN san francisco. either money ma ker
or quality of furnishings; can be had very rea-
sonaoie on account of sickness; will take ranch
or house and lot in exchange.
"a rooms DOWNTOWN; frst-class transient To-
caton; GOOD furniture and carpets; owner
oDIlsed to leave city; price $3.50: will take
S2oO down. balance long time.
80 rooms new modern, downtown house; /;
cneap rent; long lease; well furnished first
class condition; choice location and clears over
S2oo per month; to be sold at big bargain.
80 rooms. beautifully furnished; well located
boarding house: rent only $500; all new o
months ago: this is frst-class proposition:
Sl5Oo down. balance $50 per month; until paid.
Is rooms; finely located: good furniture and
carpets; Is paying we'll; will exchange for 10
or Il room house In good condition.
o3 rooms: very central: elegantly furnished:
full nrst-class people. and II conducted now
VIII be guaranteed to clear $500 per month the
year round; part cash. balance time.
~ rooms; elegant location for high class
boarding house; beautifully furnished will
either sell the furniture and equipments or
lease same to responsible party. fine opportuni-
ty for some one.
Is rooms; fine location: on Bush ST.. oak fur
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
NIRLo,

PROFESSOR NIBLO,
ASTRO-TRANCE CLAIRvOYANT.
MY SIS CELEBRATED LIFE READINGS. 81
I do hereby solennly agree and guarantee to
make you no charge if l fail to call you by
name in full names of your friends, enemies
or rivals; promise to tell you whether your
husband wife or sweetheart is true or false.
tell you how to gain the love of the one you
most desire, though miles away: how to
success in business. speculation, lawsuits
how to marry the of your choice; how TO
regain youth health and vitality; removes
evil influence cures drink habit; locates treas
ures cures all nervous diseases.
How can / have good luck?
How can I succeed in business?
How can 1 make my home happy?
How can l marry the one 1 choose?
How soon can 1 marry2
How can | make any one love me!
How soon will my lover propose!
How can get good position?
How can I control any one?
How can 1 hold my husbands lover
How can I keep my wifes love2
HOURS 10 to TO DAILY AND SUNDAY.
ALA ELLIS ST, NEAR JONES ST.
Permanently located in his own home.
PROFESSOR NIBLO.
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$1,000 (flrst payinenO
secures splendid So
room.
FAMILY BOARDING
HOUSE.
IT'S a MANSION
with EXTENSIVE
lGROUNDS filled with
shrubbery and flower
ing plants. OAK and
MAHOGANY furni-
ture
What does the bust
ness pay?
The BANKABLE
PROFIT is S201
each 80 days
Isn't that good for
a little capital of
only $1,000?
Exclusively with J
MARION GRIFFIN. !
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LoDGrNG-HousEs FOR sALE-con.

LODGING-HOUSE FOR SALE-COn.
niture; good carpets; few rooms not furnished;
| dig bargain at $3.50
central location; newly furnished in best oak
furniture, administer and velvet carpets; cleo
trlc elevator, lights and all modern convent
ences; beautiful, light and airy halls; in fact
splendid proposition: can be bought for less
i ,nan ran cost to furnish; part cash balance
long time at low interest: price $4,000.
II rooms: fine corner. close in; we'll fur
nlshed throughout: always full and pays hand
somely biggest bargain in city; price S3ooO
80 rooms. new and modern; fine location;
well furnished and paying well. but owner is
oongeo to leave city, ana to make QUICK sale
reduced to half cost to furnish for $1,000
IA rooms: fine block on Ellis ST.; rent $75;
good furniture and carpets; bargain; S6oO
rooms; Jones St; rent $40; water free; ex-
ira well furnished; ali new; snap at $3.50.
S5 rooms: grand corner; cheap rent; very
centrally located; good oak furniture; fine car
pets part Offices big S3seS part
6 rooms. central: rent $50 80. elegantly fur:
nished little home; fine buy at $3.50.
% rooms. downtown; rent 500: good furni-
niture and carpets, and if run right can make
a mint OF money out of it and will only take
$500 to get in; balance can be paid out OF
house; price $1,000.
19-room corner house: fine location; oak fur
niture. good carpets: everything frst-class con-
dition; all full and clearing SIS per month; an
excellent buy at $3.50.
90 rooms: fine SW. corner: rent $50 well
furnished: all light and sunny and full OF nice
people; price only Sl2CO.
40 rooms: beautiful corner irst-class board
Ing house: fine location cheap rent; we'll fur
nished years lease: part cash. balance time
Groom and aicove beautiful modern fat near
Sutter st: ali light and sunny; elegantly fur
nished, with fine upright piano; bargain: $500
hrst-class furniture and carpets; one OF the
best little transient houses In city and can be
got at big bargain; S225o
IS rooms; fine corner: new and elegantly fur
nished apartment house; rent 5000; price $500
IA rooms; fine location; rent only $50; north
Market: good furniture and carpets; all full;
price $3.50.
7-room modern fat furnished In mahogany
and oak furniture: good carpets; nne location; ;
on account of death. snap; price S4O0
Large list of exchanges OF all kinds always
on hand
A. CAMERON & co. 3 EDDY ST.
A-s85O; NICELY furnished residence in apart
ments for housekeeping; II rooms: clears
$40 month; sacrifice; cost 1890. kREDO'
FISHER & co. ......-.... Phone Main 1884
Room ass James Flood building
Furnished rooming-houses, hotels and mats
A WEEKS news for cents-The Weekly Call.
16 pages, in wrapper. for mailing. 81 per year
CuAIRVOYANTS
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TO SUBSCRIBERS LEAVING TOWN
FOR THE SI-MNER

FOR THE SUMNER.
CALL subscribers contemplating a
change of residence during the summer
months can have their paper forwarded
by mail 10 their new address by notify
inE THE CALL Business Office. This
paper will also be on sale at all summer
resorts and is represented by a local
agent in all towns on the coast.
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40 rooms.
Rent S140-(S3h per
room.
NICE LOOKING
CORNER house with
many big, roomy bay
windows.
Near SUFFER- street.
East of Van Ness ave.
Worth $1,000; will
positively accept any
loffer down 10 S1400.
Good mana ger should
clear Sl60 to $500
monthly.
MARION GRIFFIN.
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MARION GRIFFIN.
Special.


Owner under con
tract 10 leave this city
on important busi-
ness: must sell his 35-.
room corner house,
clean as a pin: full Of
,roomers; monthly
lbankable profit SIS.
MAKE
YOUR OWN
OFFER
MARION GRIFFIN,
go Market st.
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II rooms: fine corner. close in; we'll fur
nished throughout: always full and pays hand
somely; biggest bargain in city; price $500.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-07

30 rooms new and modern; fine location;
we'll furnished and paying well. but owner is
obliged to leave city. and to make quick sale
reduced 10 half cost to furnish for $1,000
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ANNUAL AEETIEG-rhe Risdon Iron and
Locomotive NOTES.-The annual meeting OF
the stockholders cf the Risdon Iron ard Lo-
corodve Works for the election OF trustees
.or the ensuiug-year and the transaction Of
such other business may be brought before
the meeting Will be held al the office OF ,he
company. xsS Steuart St. San Frs ncisco, on
MONDAY. thee7th day OF August. 1905. at ii
retary.
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300 roons-

-222 rooms
! FINEST and best
apartment house OF
222 rooms in San
Francisco. 1t Is
--MAGNIFICENT-
New and right up to
date.
For A
Money-making bust
ness 1t could not be
better located.
1T caters to
| WEALTHY PEOPLE
who want SWELL
APARTMENTS with
all the comforts of
home. EXACT BOOK
ACCOUNTS are kept.
which are open to
bona-fid investiga-
tors.
PROFIT $4,000 TO
$4,000 yearly.
This house can only
be inspected by a
buyer who Is accom-
Ipanied and vouched
for by
MARION GRIFFIN,
THE AGENT,
Room sol.
James Flood Building.
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l23 rooms for S1100
l(part cash and month
Ily installments).
BRAND NEW
FURNISHINGS.
MEN ROOMERS
ONLY.
$3 per room rent.
Lease for 5 rooms
Note.-This house.
was furnished by a
rich lady for a friend
who cannot now take
icharge. Profit about
SIS monthly Exclu-
jsively for sale by
MARION GRIFFIN,
sol James Flood bldg.
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LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.

8 Eddy St. cor. Market and Powell
Headquarters for Rooming houses. Hotels ana
All Kinds OF Business Chances.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-07

Is rooms: fine new brick building choice
central location; newly furnished in best oak
furniture, administer and velvet carpets; cleo
trlc elevator lights and all modern convent
ences; beautiful, light and airy halls; in fact,
than hall cost to furnish; part cash. balance
long time at low interest: price $1,000.
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APARTMENT

APARTMENT
HOUSE.
81 rooms laid out In
lS-room apartments /;
Ircomers take care OF
their own rooms Z;
Ilandlady cares for the
halls.
$1,000 PRICE $1,000
Nicely located on
sunny side, near Lar
kin and Turk; 5 blocks
north of Market ST.
Low RENT. less than
! -S412 per room
NICE class of QUIET.
PERMANENT room
ters-
MARION GRIFFIN,
97o Market St,
opp. The Emporium.
- OUR ---
lEllis-st entrance is
- OPPOSITE
The
| GOLDEN WEST
| HOTEL.
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35 rooms grand corner; cheap rent: very
centrally located: good oak furniture; fine car
pets: part offices; big money maker; part
down. balance time; price $500
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rooms; Jones st. rent S4J; water free; ex
ira well furnished; ali new; snap at $3.50.
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A WANT AID MAY BLAZE, A PATH FOR YOU
Rooming-Hou.e. and Hotel. for Sale.

RoorninE- Houses and Hotels for Sale.
MARION GRIFFIN
MARION GRIFFIN.
MARION GRIFFIN
970 - Market st. = room, = sol - Elgn!h
floor = James Flood = Building = opposii.oe
The Emporium = Phone = Main =, ssfS, ,,of1
Modern Business = Methods. = ROOMlN0 ~
and = APARTMENT - Houses. = Apslrac's
furnished. All - titles guaranteed,
Our Ellis st Entrance - Is
Opposite .,
THE GOLDEN = WEST :. HOTEL
TAKE - THE = ELEVATOR
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IA rooms: fine block on Ellis St; rent 81;
good furniture and carpets; bargain; $500.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-07

rooms, central: rent $32 so; elegantly ful
nished little home; fine buy at $3.50
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RoFEssoR ALEXANDER pELMAR.

PROFESSOR ALEXANDER DELMAR.
The Greatest Living
Clairvoyant Palnist and Psychic Healer.
The Only Yogi Mediator
OF Secret Influence in America.
Without asking you a single question he
calls you by name, tells your mothers maid
en- name, tells you the name of friends. enc
mics or rivals tells you what you came for
tells whom and when you marry; in fact.
e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g.
No matter what your troubles, sickness or
desire may be- Professor Delmar will help
you: kind, honorable and confidential treat
rnent to all. Full life 81. No pay in ad-
vance and unless you are entirely satisfied
you dc not pay penny. Daily from 10 a m.
1 to o. m Ia Geary st.
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niture; good carpets; few rooms not furnished;
big bargain at $3.50
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-07

23 rooms. downtown; rent 500: good furn
niture and carpets, and if run right can max
a mint OF money out of it and will only TAX
$500 to get in; balance can be paid out {
house: price $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-07

19-roonl corner house; fine location; oak fur
niture good carpets everything frst-class con
dition; all full and clearing SIS per month; a
excellent buy at $3.50
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-07

7-roon modern fat, furnished In mahogany
and oak furniture: good carpets; fine location
on account of death, snap; price $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-19
SECOND PEACE CONGRESS.
CZAR'S CALL TO NATIONS.
The Plan BekeUed to Meet the Presi-
dents Approval.

st Petersburg. Sept 1S.--Emperor Nicholas
again appears b21ore the world as a promoter
of universal peace. Before the peace treaty has
been ratified his majesty has issued invitations
to a second peace conference at The Hague.
That the Emperor has taken this step was
learned to-day from a source which leaves no
shadow of doubt of its authenticity.
It is officially announced that "the Russian
government proposes to address the foreign
powers with view TO the holding of a second
peace conference at The Hague" but it is known
that negotiations preceding this announcement
that the government proposed" 10 address the
powers were entered into especially with the
United States and were conducted with the
greatest secrecy.
The announcement created the greatest sur
prise here. and that Russia should plan second
conference despite the steps already taken by
President Roosevelt was also heard with amaze
ment 1t seems clear that such a step could not
have been taken by Russia without hrst reach
ing a complete understanding with President
Roosevelt The fact that President Roosevelt is
reported as being entirely in sympathy with the
proposal. that he is said to believe that to the
initiator of the first Hague conference should
belong the honor of convoking the second and
that he gladly acceded 70 the Russian proposal,
is clear proof that the conference has already
been called. and that President Roosevelt relin-
quiShed MS part IN II 10 the emperor
There is strong reason TO believe that the
news. even Of the intention Of the Russian gov
eminent, would not have been given out unless
invitations had already been sent to the powers
and possibly unless their answers had been re-
ceived
The question arises how the invitation was
communicated to Japan in view of the lack Of
diplomatic relations. but the invitation may be
delayed until such relations have been resumed,
or it may have been forwarded through the
United States.
It was impossible to learn tonight the pro-
posed date of the second conference, but it prob
ably VIII not be greatly delayed. Russia. as
the power convoking the conference, will prob
ably submit an official programme, the other
powers submitting suggestions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-19
FACTORY BLOWS UP.
Three Men Badly Hart in Explosion
of FTeuOrkS.

An explosion injured four men and wrecked
the fireworks factory Of the Jerome Fireworks
Company. on the Hackensack meadows.
nuarter Of a mile from the Hackensack Plank
Road, in Fairview last evening. The factory
was a. one story frame building, 40 by so feet
It was wrecked by the explosion and then
practically destroyed by a fire which followed
The four men injured were the only ones at
work in the building the time.
What caused the explosion is not known The
company manufactures bombs and rockets, and
uses a considerable quantity Of high explosives
The explosion took place just as the men were
prepared to quit work
Giovanio Catiln sustained broken leg, hole
was torn in his left side and he was cut bruised
and burned so that he will probably die from the
injuries Nicola Dicapoli was burned about the
body and face and cut and bruised Luigi
yecchfoni had a splinter twelve inches long
driven into one of his thighs and the flesh torn
from his right arm. besides sustaining cuts and
burns All three are in a serious condition
Giuseppe MarveIIt was cut and burned, but was
a BILE TO go home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-19
NEAT PACKERS PROTEST
Alleged IrreguIdrity in Grand Jury
Which Indicted Them.

Chicago, Sept 18.-By pleas in abatement at
torneys representing the seventeen meat pack
and other persons indicted by federal
grand jury on charges of conspiring in trust
to monopolize the meat business to-day at
tackled the position of the government The at
tack was made against the impanelltng OF the
jury 1t alleged improper service of summons
on John Murray, one of the jurors; unlawfuI
secrecy at the time the jury was drawn from
the box unlawful presence of stenographer IN
the jury room during the hearing. and the sub
sequenr writing OF the shorthand notes; that
the indictment was returned in the Eastern Di-
vision of Illinois although the jury which found
the Indictment was sitting in the Northern Dl-
vision of the Northern District
The pleas were filed late this afternoon with
District Attorney c. B. Morrison. after an all
day conference between Attorney John S. Miller.
general counsel for the packers, and several as
sociate attorneys in the case There were no
court proceedings and the pleas have not yet
been properly filed with the clerk Of the District
Court but this will be done tomorrow
The rair ground on which the defendants
stand in their pleas is the presence of John Mur-
raw In the jury It is thei- assertion that the
1urz was drawn from the box previous to
March g. at which time law redistrtcttng the
Northern District of Illinois went into effect, ex-
Guiding Kankakae County. the home of John
Murray. from the Northern Division OF the
Northern District of Illinois. BY the terms OF
the new law this county was placed in the East
ern Division of the Northern District. and there
fore not within the jurisdiction of the court. 1t
is declared that Murray was served on March g.
five days after the enactment of the law re
moving Kankakee County from this division by
a deputy marshal OF another division OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-19
DEATH AFTER PINOCHLE.
WEALTHY NAN 4 SUICIDE.
Richard S, Fqy Kills Himself at His
Country Home.

After pIaving pinochle with his wife until
midnight on Sunday. Richard s. Fay. forty years
Old reputed to he worth millions. and who was
formerly we'll known in Boston, committed sui
eide yesterday morning by shooting himself at
his country home. Valley View Farm. on the
outskirts of Katonah, y. Y. 1t is said that
about two years ago Mr.. Fay tried TO Kill him
self at the Calumet Club, this city, by taking
morphine.
Hs was a divorced man. and his present VIE
was a divorced woman. He married her Sep
tember %. of last year. and about two months
ago he began divorce proceedings against her
About week ago they had quarrel and. 1t
is sa5a he drove her and her little girl by
former husband away from their country place
Mrs FAY returned few days ago to get her
effects and the couple became reconclled tenn
porariIy.
Last night they sat up playing pinochle- MIS-.
Fay told Coroner Weisendanger that sne reureo
at midnight She had been gone but few MIN
utes when she heard pistol shot, and on gong
downstairs. found her husband lying on the sit
ting room floor. dead. The bullet had entered
the right side of the head just above the ear ana
death was instantaneous.
The F'ays own beautiful place in Katonah,
consisting Of about seventy acres and a large
mansion. and keep a stable of fine horses. He
bought the place about six years ago. Little is
known in Katonat about his business aHalrs'
but it ia said that he had a large income
Fay evidently contemplated suicide on sun
day afternoon, as he cleaned the revolver ana
loaded it with fresh shells Fay's mother sailed
for Europe a few days ago, and he expected
that she would cali him before she went
abroad. but she did not and he became despond-
ent his wife says over this slight on her par'-
Coroner Weisendanger took charge OF the oody
and ordered it removed to Hoyt Brothers un-
dertalfng establishment at Katonah. The body
will be buried in Boston
Fav's suit for divorce is still pending be-
fore referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-19
BOILER TUBE BURSTS.
One Nan Badly ScaIded and Many
Others Painfully Hurt.

Through the bursting of a boiler tube In the
plant of the United Electric Light and Power
Company. in East 29th-st. last night one man
was painfully burned and several others less
seriously scaded. The tube which burst was
one in a l. .60O-horsepower boiler Twelve hre-
men. the chief engineer and half dozen coal
passers were in the boiler room when the ex-
ploson occurred.
There are fourteen other similar boilers in the
room. and the men were engaged in tending
them. When boiler No , exploded. Kerr. the
chief engineer. was thrown FROM his feet and
enveloped in the scaIdtng steam Thomas Ford
fireman grabbed him and dragged him
through Doorway into clearer air,
Nearly all the other ner escaped without in
Jury Kerr and four others were taken TO Belle
vlIe all but the engineer going home as soon
as their burns had been treated. Kerr was
burned painfully about the head and shoulders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-19
YOUNG TRIAL BEGINS.
NaraI Constructor Eu0ns Excluded
from Court Martial.

Mare Island. Cal, Sept. 1S.-The court martial
10 try Commander Lucien Young, Of the United
States Runboat Bennington, in connection Win
fatal boiler explosion at San Diego several
weeks ago held its opening session to-day.
Commander Young. Judge Gear the de1endaht s
attorney. and the full board We're present
Holden Evans. naval constructor was IN the
room and this gave rise to the question OF the
exclusion of naval experts After consulting
the naval rules and regulations. Rear Admlral
Glass decided that Constructor Evans must re-
fire. The charges and specifications were read
and Commander. Young pleaded not guilty tc
each Of the six charges.
Lieutenant Yates. of the Bennington, called as
tbe first witness was not present. Ernest r.
west Judge advocate was then called. He de-
nosad that he was custodian of the logs of the
bennington at Washington West produced
tn. logs for the last days of the months Of No
ver,ber and December 1904 and said that for
the first six months of this year the logs were
o+ 61led ont under the signature of Commander
,,cten Young West was dismissed as wit
,es= and warned by Admiral Glass not TO dis
a,.e the trial outside the courtroom. West then
-ee,roed his seat as judge advocate.
To1,7 C Harmon. water tender on the Ben
r,rgeon. said boiler b had been OUT Of order one
and four months, all the other boilers hav-
inc been repaired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-19
TO SWAP PARASITES.
Uncle Sam and John Bull Form
a PrOtectiUe alliance.

Boston. Sept 1s.-Dr. L. o. Howard. who was
sent to Europe in June by the Massachusetts
chronological officials for the purpose of col
Iecting and shipping to this country parasites
for the suppression of the gypsy and brown tail
moths. returned TO Boston to-day. He an
nounced that he had made an agreement with
European officials whereby they will ship to
this country the insects needed here FOR tne
moth warfare. In return for American parasites
which are needed abroad.
Speaking of his plans. Or. Howard said that
the parasites he had secured merely would Keep
the moth pest in check. and that property
owners should not IN any way relax thelr
watchfulness over their trees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-19
TONGS CLASH AGAIN.
Police Interfere in Time to Prerent
Bloody Fight.

IT, ;,s1 chinese organizations were In fair
20 renewal of the bloody fights of sew
oraI -,.aaL,s ago. when the police swooped down
ON rhe headquarters of the on Leon Tong at No
- ,1ott-st last night and carted off half a
5ou., mon There was meeting of the On
Leon Tong at No, "A. and everything was gong
aIong calmly when the Hip Sing Tong forces
t-oI,a in and proceeded to batter the faces Of
the on Leon Tong men,
e.,.sraI shots were fred and the noise attracted
49,. at+artior, of persons on the outside. Acting
captain Eggers's men burst into the rooms and
arrested Kip Loeb Chong. No. IA Mott-st.; Lee
lev No 60 Mott-st; Jim Lang Charley Lee
and sam Yucl all of No. Is Mott-st and Tom
lees secretary. Lee Yup all members OF the
Hip Sing Tong. One on Leon long l,ie,l,'el
was badly injured in the ngnl Du' iei"9'u -
ba taken 10 a hospital