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The daily sentinel., 1907-04-17

Mrs. Putnam, wife of the field
agent for the sugar company, arrived
home yesterday from a visit to Cali
fornia.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-17

All Kinds of fresh and salt meats
constantly on hand at Patz Brothers,
$50 Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-17

You are sure to be we'll satisfied
with your cigars If you get the El
Socorro.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-17

You are sure of always getting the
best and freshest groceries when you
trade with Patz Brothers, $40 Main
street. Phone Junction $50.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-17

Call and see new shipment of har-
ness and sweat pads, Just received at
McCary's.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-17

International Stock food at the
Grand Junction Feed and Implement
company.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-17

Call up Junction $50 and have
Patz Brothers deliver. to you anything
in the line of fresh vegetables or
fruits.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-17

c. P. McCary carries a large and
complete line of harness and whips.
If you are contemplating purchasing
anything in this line call on Mr.. Nc
CarY
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-17

The up to date ladies and gents
have their clothes cleaned and press
ed at the Suitorium, Phone Black 662
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-17

If we can't sell you light harness
that is our fault-Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-17

Saturday whip sale is still on at
Fred Manteys.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-17

Joe Moon buggles may look good
to you.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-17

Let the Joe Moon buggies look at
You.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-17

Billy Ahern, the well known fruit
buyer. is In the city on business.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-17

The live and let live shoemaker at
222 Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-17

See my stock of harness before buy
ing 1t will pay us both. Harry l..
Hiatt.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-17

Examine Joe Moon buggies.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-17

Tents and wagon covers.-Fred
Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-17
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Cash paid for butter and eggs at
Patz Brothers, $40 Main street.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
ROOSEVELT TO HUNT
IN NORTH CAROLINA
VIII be Guest Of Toxaway Inn II
SAPPHIRE Country, and Hunt
Bears-Date for the Sport
Has Not Yet Been Set.

ASHEVIII4E. ". Special-Presi-
dent Roosevelt has accepted al invita-
tlon 20 c0ue 20 North Carolina later
II the season 10 hUnt bears.
The Invitation 70 the President was
sent BY J. l. Alexander. inviting him
30 - his guest a. ToxAway Ian. in
the Sapphire country. 20 hLut bears
The President wired that &c would Dc
pleased 70 accept me Invitation. the
date OF his visit 90 be decided on later.
4 party OF well KNOWN aDortsTuen Will
accompany tne President on his bear
nCnt through the mountains OF West
ern North Carolina. and ths EreslcSlr
ass been assured that tns bears Viii
net be lacking
u 5 sxpSctsd that one OF tie guides
VIII BE DOiph Wilson. son OF Big
Tin" Wilson. the famous bear trap
per % the Blue RlGEe. Eclph las
killed ninety beam
The Prestdslts hunt VIII include
visits 70 the principal mountain ranges
IN TIE Blue Rage. noted for bs4F aud
other game II Is expected that George
y. Vanderbilt VIII exte1c an invits-
lion 70 the President and party 20
hunt On his famous P1sEAh preserved
II Ny Fanderclt - here curing the
Presidents vlsi& tE Is expected he
NIL be q member % the party. and
VII also sntsrSsi1 the Presidsnt A.
Fillmore house
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
SOUTHSIDE TOBACCO
CROP ONE THIRD SHORT

SOUTH BOSTON Special ---
Although the weather has been dry
ana uufovnrah Die fnr handling ear TO-
oacra fhe past week. breaks have
been fairly heavy. about $4,000
pounds having been sold here on The
Narchnuee doors at an average 81
nearly % cents per pound Much Of
it hHs been nf very common aud in
ferior qualify
Do present prices kr~p np. which "a
prof. nhIn fhe crop win he marketed
a month earlier than usual
HEFLtShI ke -nrrfal-Tha
snles ~ loose tobacco or the new crop.
which began October 9fh az the sew
crnl warehouses in Petersburg. hava
been comparatively small. but as soon
as there ia "a good rain a season %
lage sales la looked FOR The fo-
nacco ls good. both in quality and
body. and very suitable for mnnufac-
turing purposes
The crop. it Isl estimated VII -
about oue-thlrd short in the counties
Hf south Ile Virginia The Shortage
ia attributed 20 the scarcity OF farm
labor at The time 81 planting. This
prices obtained for the tobacco sold
ranged from 50 90 SIS per hundred
weight the latter price being paid for
large dark Wrappers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
POE DENIES STORY
OF POISONED CANDY


Two Richmond specials ia recent
issues out ~ town announce that
Mr.. Harvie T. Poe. n Chesapeake
and Ohio clerk ~ tha city who
boards az 1905 East Marshall Street.
Recently was the recipient ~ box
of poisoned candy whlch was sent him
by "a rival in an anaire iu coeur.
The correspondent further ssys that
Mr Poe distributed the CONNECTIONS
freely among his friends and office ae-
-uaintaaccs. and that some teu per-
sons. Including the railroad man him
SELF and two lady stenographers. we're
made quite fl Further embelllsh-
meuts add decidedly sensational
ha-or 90 tho article. which smacks ~
tragedy. romance and crime.
Indeed. the story makes thrilling
reading. and 81 apparently lacks but
one essential element basis ~ fact
The story described the railroad
clerk as being "a society man and
TAXED his name with tnat of some
imaginary damsel moving iu the upper
crust Mr. Poe also denied this d0u-
bly, soft impeachment he said he
wasn't a society man.. and just now
wash Q particularly Interested In any
one young lady.
Chief Werner declares that the
police have had no report Of such an
AFFAIR as that in which MI Poe Is
alleged 20 have figured.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
RUSSIAN POLICE
ARREST AMERICANS
United States Ambassador De
mands Prompt Release Of MI
honaire Wsiling and His Wife.
Wanted 20 Extort Infor-
nation

81. PETERSEN -RG .-Spccia The
Trffe1 states e-r hassT Gales perrrn p
rcrity upcn Russian authorities rc-tay
for an expfararion % yesterEav-a ara
res- q william English WaiiluE The
American mlllional~e ana noted SOC a.
Set. ris wife. formerly Anna Strgrsxr.
80 famous Elseian novelist. ard the
lnttr~-s stsf-- Mess Rose Sfrrsr sSr.
Though legation Srrretsry ScnGs d er
did all in ris power CO. ala tire prison
rrs yesterday. tne absence - hIEa o.
Seals from the city made 10 fuposs. hin
20 tearu more tc1r rn1f ere arrests
ulgrCvitch chief 80 enc secret police.
and that th~N are accused ~ az I'D atoms
with Flnri~h Progress
II IS believed that inc police 60 nos
intend 60 bold me trio. hlt took them
into custody that thev ni Eht have "a
from them concerr@nC their asso...ates-
heir release - looked for today. cnl-
plies wtrn orders. EDVveVe~. for tneLr
rlroTy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
GOV. SWANSON TO VISIT
STATE INSANE HOSPITALS

EAe(1AO-NDs As pec1al.-
Within the next week or ten DAYS
Governor swanson VIII make a tour
OF inspection OF al the state hospirais
for the insane 81 Virginia. ana viii
use the Information thus ENlnea eo-
what & may BE worth Ia Connection
With his message 20 the legislature
Il look upon The care OF the insane
OF the State. says the Governor. as
most Important feature OF our gov
ernmenr ans q - my purpose 70 get
Into the closest possible touch with
conditions Al the various hospitals: 70
see how the money annually apprO-
prl2ted - oelIzg spont. and 20 snform
the Legislature o<nciaity what. Il any.
reforms shoulc De Instituted.
II deem T. OF fnpoVtancs. TOO. TO
Ard cut conditions At The various col
leges and educational fnstitutions re-
ceivlng state AID. and 1 shall person
ally Wait tksse a. well and require
their chief orrclals 70 report 70 ms al
often a. four tines = yeaF.
4 have contemplated taking this
matter up for sometime. ana now that
most OF TIE state days are over a.
the jamestown Exposition. viii have
an opportunity % make these vi<,ss- :"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. Ill. oct.
2i.-Hogs-R Receipts. $4,000. market
slow, 1 cent lower. Light. $500
to.65, mixed. G6-o5 e se15. heavy,
$500 S5-65, rousnt $500 . ss.29.
piss. $500 = $500 Workers. ss.558
$3.50.
Receipts. 5000: market 10
cents lower. BeeVes. S850DS7.sO:
COWS $40 $3.50: Texas steers. ss.Ts
o sf.e0: calves. $3.50 O $500; western
cattle. $3.50 . $500 stockers and iced
ers. s2.so y $40.
Sheep-Reeetpts. 1900: market
steady 20 10 cents lower. Sheep. na-
rves. $500 $3.50 Western. 5000
t5.00; yeariings. $3.50 . $500: lambs.
3s-75 4s7.S0-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
Y. II. I. GAVE UNIVERSITY
OF VIRGINIA HARD FIGHT

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA--Spe.isl
Virginia won from y. n. J. Saturday
afternoon in a specta cuiar and hard
fought contest i % u. Doyle. the
cadet Quarte- back. missed az easy
goal his last rry. which gave the
game 20 Virginia
Both teams put up a remarkably
fast game. keeping the spectators key
Cd up 10 high pitch throughout the
contest
IN the second half the cadets out
played the locals. and by straight
football scored two touchd0wns
against one u Virginia.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26

new XCKK-SDso125--C tnaus4
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se<z1 A. Tscs<T CO k11es1 "a
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oS2nE - 80 tact eN&1 meat ~ -
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES
EDIT HEARST PAPER
Atlanta Man is Gfven Chief Edi
toTial Position On the New YORK
American. the Favorise Jour
nal Of Wm- Randolph Eea-st

ATLANTA. CA-->reclnf --
John Tempe Graves. eflror - ne
ire %-w Nnrs Anrr-r.ln 49, on Nn-
VAN o-e~ I5th ulsi Lave Atlantis So 49,
sumo fne chief editorial rrsr.r'rsIcIr
~ TIE gr.ateet 20 she eight Eraat
aeNspa pers 90 william Randolph
helrsl
Tae selection ~ Afr Graves FOR taia
peef -s enc reest dis-tu pushed compu-
r'ent p2ld IA Sog- n-rr newspaper man
f.tnlr -rost h'y no
greater honnr could De urfcrei On
.e,ssDs PER aorS ora this continent.
The Nrw York Amerlcon Is Known
1rsc-S --~-srarer men eVesg-rf here Co
D. SIR Hearts favorte. AS lf is the
most influential 10 an h.s n..,ess,s rers-
u writing % M~ Graves ~ me an
pcIntment. ar Bradford M-r-ill. man
sger tor SIT Hearst. -ay.-
Ae many nt yeur editorial vfr Do
Fif1 tltRnocu>ly printed ln hIe papers
In Boston. Chicago. san Francleco snd
t.'~ Angels. lo rnt know 90 any
editorial poef ln the world In which e
n11n could exert more power arl in-
flrencc. nor ore iu which "A great ma
tonsl reputation could he more rcr-
taluy Won. thInk. therefore that
YOU are to be conE~itulafcd uron so
great an opportunity
Air Graves and ATT Hearst have
nrru good friends fnr years. ard lhn
Sew York publisher has before th.s
SIT '-@Lrf connection with
..r -tairft N't lfNl 'n" present
"''. .er Ait Graves been
49,. 90 r0A.N' '.'I tn leave ihe
'-t"- Pr" t' 500. means i' him
N'r a'N .N '.r iNntr aad
personal tns chat nla1 hIm fo thls
..'"- H..n 50 .etINfns an onei
z SOUS "'''" NNN'''-~' nave rallied l'
"'' N.'t' .'At atf tt'@fa' 4
N. i"li p" .t-.iNt Hiin l-
'' "'l'' ''tn Nar 'Nat Pc nil-at sFelN
.Ni t"" '' 'A' N'4tn --t'AfH Ii' f'i-
.- 4t,'N '.'.'' pr Nt .i.iN'r ~ t'
-.'N r'F.'' 20 "N rnt''f N't iAN-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
lhDICT TWO IN THE
CITY HOME SCANDAL
Charles Gunst and ISadore Loven-
stein Held For Conspiracy 10 De
fraud City Of Richmond in
Contracts for Almshouse
Supplies.
RICHMOND. vA-speciai--

AALAAONLr NA--Sp eclal---
The grand jury IN the Hastings
Court shortly before l o'clock this
afternoon presented 10 the court true
bills OF Indictment against EszGOre
Lovcnstein and Charles Gunst. charE-
tng them with a misdemean0r. sechni-
cally known as criminal conspiracy.
In addition 10 the indictments. the
jury presented a volurninOus report
The indictments carried three
counts. ffrsI. charging with 6efraud-
ing the city. second. with defrauclng
the bidders. and third. with fraud IN
giving the bid 20 GunsJ-
No warrants have been issued
against the accused. who have en-
gaged Nessrs- Harry and Hiram smith
As counsel The indicted men will
appear before Justice Crutcheeld to-
morrow morning RnG surrender them
selves They viii then be bailed IN
the sum Of $500 for their appearances
IN preliminary hearing on Saturday
morning.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
REFUSED TO GIVE UP
EVELYN THAW'S ALBUM

NEW -SDecial--N-ns. Nor
cross. tho plctureaQus ex-traxo14szns
&1d Newspaper writer. for wh1na t1e
Lh1w sleorhs have been searching fzr
and Wtta n order 70 recover ne vAfo-
abe k{cGrn % E>velyr <swott ThAw-a
photographs was aocats6 az AS West
fcrry-khtTt Street ne k1ouu q
hu<s leather a<1Ai-. - Waived a. -. 34o.
D&1ssl crRet,ly'a &stscttva Ma
Guire. located Mn2sL <orccosn Whan
Rxk&d fer t1a s4oGra. ne Eou2a re-
fsrrst htm 70 hs~ iawyeE. 10 easn
z22n2ket - have h4r ArToEsef. ezk sna
rst1ss6 - gre - TIE pic<GzeS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
COVER NMENT SEXES
GOODS OF THE TRUST
Shipment Of Leaf Tobacco Con.
signed Great Britain is Attached
at Norfolk Under Provision Of
Anti Trust Law.

WASHINGTON. ID C.-special-
The Federal Government took an
other sensational and advanced stem
today in tta warfare against trusta
II has scited trust goods passing IN
Interstate tralflc. Acting under Or
ders from the Attorney General a
$1,000 shipment or leaf tobacco. corr
signed from Durham. ". e.. Cd tho
hrt tlan- a msrican Tobacco rounanv
OF Great Britain. has been attached "A
Norfolk. The action has been aiken
by invoking section SIX 81 the Sher-
man antitrust law. which authorizes
the solEuro and condemnation BY ths
Government ~ property of any trust.
while Ia Interstate or foreign COM
mcrce.
This Is the nrst time me section
has been enforced Although the to-
oaccO trust Is involved IN this uarffeu.
lar Instance. 10 - understood thai
similar action may Do taken arafnaf
the products O. other trusts AGAINST
which suit for dissolution = pendInx
The Briush American TobaaSc
Company - declared 20 be the foreign
branch OF the Tobacco Trust, ana IA
Government charges that ono-tnlrd a
It's $50, 900. 0oo capital - held By tha
imperial Tobacco Company and sbs
balance BY ths American Toeaoco
company. The Govsrnment fuFthss
charges that th8 British Arnoricaa
Company has bean created "a al IN
sfrunontAlirys and for the eSDecial
purpose OF defeating ard viols<inx the
laws Of ina United states. AID nal
while is principal cflcs8 are IN Lons
Managers - an oencer of ne Ar&rs-
can T0b2Sc0 ComDazy. ASz1nse which,
salt for dissolution = alrs2.ly penS-
tnE
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
FISHING INTERESTS MAY
REACH COMPROMISE

GLOUCESTE NJ -Spscial-Lso-
cal fishing interests Rave decided 20
eccert the propcsitlon OF Captain
OReilly. % the ttona. shat ~ Ansrt-
nets. anchors and other Daraphernalfa
uSe1 IN tie osheri~s. the NeWfoUn6-
tenc Government Will allow the ship-
mens % native nshsrmen within the
Rhree-r1iie HALT
This VIII avert the ruin whlch
tnre1tened the herring Industry bSth
Tor OsoHcesfer and the Newfoundland
nsner1~en- aitno0xh it viii ado . good
sl1ed sun a. the cost OF the industry.
II - thought that The lonx Controversy
a. a. last stsalxhts1st eut
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
NICK. LoNGWoRTH MAY
BE AN AMBASSADOR

Spec3at-The Q0estion o.
who VII succeed Charlenragns Tower
a. American Ambassador here - the
chief topic OF dlscusSio2 IN interested
circles. That the new Amsr.can rsp-
rcse2tatfvs VIII % Nicholas Long
worth. PreE8ent Roosovslt's son-sn-
law. - ire general opfn1oa 0s th0sS
who might know What "a ltkely %
happen. but who may he alsls9 By
runner.
An ths reason for kr. Lonxworth's
appointment the Presidents agprsciA-
Il suzgeEtsd. "a TIA favor2his imprss-
Eion abe created On the kz.ser az kfel
6E-tnx hsE xs11lns tosg - generally
reAlfz@A
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
HONOR TO MEMORY or
REV. ALEX. WHITAKER
Notable Exercises az Old 81.
Johns Church, in Richmond
FIRST MINISTER TO HENRIco
Great Crowd Gathers 10 Witness
Impressive Cerenonies-Tablet
in Church Wall Unveiled.
Bishops Lead Services.
RICHMoNp. vA.-spselsl.-

RICHMOND. NA--Specisl-
old 81. Johns Church which stands
today as a monument % the devoted
work of the Colonial Episcopallars %
Virginia. yesterday afternoon was the
scene o. notable exercises. that con-
convention which has been held ir
this city
The ceremonies. which were attend
81 BY a crowd that Overfoued the
house % worship. were des.E ped 20
honor the memory 90 the Rev Alex
ander Whitaker. the first minister %
Henrico parish Everything combined
70 maze the celebration a success and
20 Insure the deep significance which
:, was intended Tor the exercises 20
convey
Or the afternoon before. Richmfnd
Randolph Lodge. NO 1e % Ancient
Free and Accepted Nasons. with SUIT
able ceremonies. LAID -ne corner stone
% the new chapel. which o. On con-
stlrute an architectural memorial 20
the Rev. Mr. Whlttaker. and yester-
day the distinguished company. In
Guiding many visiting bishops gather
ed 20 unite ir a historical service.
Open Air Exercise.
Following the devo-ious % the
tine-honored edihce. the congregation
adjourned 90 che churchyard and
there. under the canopy 90 a lovely
autumn Sky. was held a most beaur-
ful open air service. iu the course 81
which the newly Laid corner stone
Bishop o. Virginia on this occasion
the presiding ocicer ~ the Church.
Bishop futile. % ST lssourt. also made
an appropriate address.
The exercises began with the entry
% the preiateS AID ciergy. ~a1 @-E
IS the process onal Ancient ~ Days
Then followed shore prayer ana rle
reading % the NiDety-stX Psalm.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
TOM UPCHURCH FOUND
DEAD IN JAIL CELL

CHARLOTTE. ~. C.-spe
rpchuroh. a negro under sentences OF
death for assault who was % have
been hanged az Louisburg. ~. c.. Wed
nssdoy next was found dead IN his
cell IN Franklin county tatl yostsr-
day By the death watch.
Though under close survsllIRncs. Up
church had in some manner secured a
coil % wire. During the night he
fastened one end 20 Eiraor % us
cell tied the other around his neck
and Jumped from his cot
He committed an aggravated assauit
on q ffty-year-cld wklts woman nsar
LouIsburK IA August lat
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
1000 sin~- in 1000 Hours

CINCINNATI, O.-Sp ecfaI-Dan
O'LeSry. the old-tinle pedestrian. who
= sixry-three years old. finished At
o'clock yesterday morning az Norwood
Inn. q few miles out his task OF walk
.-g 1000 miles IN 1900 consecutive
hctal tin1ekeepers
O'Leary sad last nfgh- thar hs fslt
al riSht. 0ur had lost fourteen pounds
during the endurance trial The match
Wa said 70 have been for = purse OF
s5.00o-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
EMPEROR FRANZ JOSEF
HAS THIRD RELAPSE

FGE>NA--Spe cla---Anothsr rel4pso
today followed the fndiscret4on OF the
aged Emperor. Insisting EDon rssam-
Ing work after bis rerroshlnE sleep %
Saturday. HIS cough - verse Gad Ia
strength diminished. He went ine0
the new study, which waa prepared
IN great haste a. hla sDeciAl CON-
mAno- Ths room was hiled With TAI
ar trees IN pot4 Walsh we're taksrs
from ne park 20 purity the ar &a6
20 facfiitats ths patients breathing.
Tho 6o0t0rs have decided % co1unus
tha sane a1csshri2s t-eatrnart
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
PEACE CONFERENCE
HAS COST MILLIONS

THE HAGUE SDeciAl-Durfng tho
40 days the conference here lasted
tho delegates he'd s1T dinners given
IN their honor. including those from
the diplomats BODY accredited % The
Hague. The dinners cost altogether
t5z3.s2o.
the general expenses sustained BY
tas governments amounted 20 s&.sTo.-
ooo. Including s13s.ss3 spent for tsi-
szEamA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
hECHLER ON TRIAL
For ELECTION FRAUDS
DemurTe-s 20 Indictment Are
ovsrruled by Judge Harrison
Is Charged With Paying Pol
Taxes OF Voters in Primary
Election.

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-26
WILLIAM AND MARY HAD
TARHEELS WORKING HARD

CHAPEL HILL Y C-Special-
William and Mary put up q great
game against the University OF North
Carolina Saturday afternoon. the lat
ger winning by a "a 20 score Only
one touchdown was made during The
contest. two feld goals being landed