1901 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



Ivaw. Leaflets for Free DistriViution 416. l,egislation 

 for Bee-keepers i). l,egislation, Pure-food, York on 

 l;?2. Lettuce .Seed, Grand Rapids, Gilt-edge 357. l,et- 

 tuce, Cold frame, in New Jersey loO. Lettuce, Impor- 

 tance of Good Seed (iO. Linden. European 702, 908. 

 Loading Comb Honey Ciosswise 826. Loading Length- 

 wise or Crosswise 24L Locality in Honey Production 



753. Longer or Shorter Tongues 598. Longevity of 

 Bees 582 Long Tongues — see Tongues. Long-tongue 

 Fad 97-t. Lucerne, Tree, of California 707. 



Maeterlinck-s Life of the Bee 770. 930, 971. Map of 

 Switzerland, Bee 972. Market Quotations in Glean 

 ings 6S1. Marketing in Mason Jars 194. Mesquite 

 Leaf 8G7. Mesquite-tree of Texas 806. Michigan Bee- 

 keepers' Convention 155 Midway at Pan-American 

 794. Morrison on Sugars 072. Mountains and Their 

 Economic Value 972. Moving Bees Without Screens 

 894. Moving Bees, Full Particulars 816. 



Naphthol Beta 599. National Association, Joining 

 470 National Association, Nominations for 890. Na- 

 tional B. K. Association, Fowls on 290. Negro on 

 Same Footing as Whites 107. Negro Prol^lem in the 

 South 551. 594 Nevada Statistics 45. Nominations for 

 N. B. K. A. 929. Nomination of Candidates 890 Notes 

 of Travel by E. R. Root 551, 592, 627, 677, 750, 780. 803, 

 903, 943. 9,S3 Nuclei, Forming 220, Nuclei, to Form 

 at Medina 947 Nuclei, Making, by Doolittle 440. Nu- 

 clei over Upper Stories at Medina 947. 



Old Combs, Rendered Up 276—283. Old Grimes 142. 

 Onions, Giant Gibraltar 961. Operator, Ex-lightning 



754. Orange-sheds 526. Overstocking and Location 

 859. 



Pan-American Honey Exhibits 595. Pan-American 

 Exposition 133. Parthenogenesis and Other My.steries 

 393—395 Path-making 870. Pecan Industry in the 

 South 302. Periwinkle Soup 355. Pettit on Thick Top- 

 bars 227, 746. Pineapple-growing in Florida 408. Pine- 

 apple-sheds 526, 609. Plain Sections, Ideal 896. Po'- 

 len in .Sections 100, 331. Pollen Going to Waste 501. 

 Pollen, How Gathered 390. Pollen, Substitutes for 397. 

 Pollen, Too Much 230. Potato, Gregg 567. Potatoes 

 in Leeianaw Co., Mich. 913. Potatoes for Cooking798 

 Potatoes, Scab proof 358. Potato growing. Successful 

 723. Potato-planter, Grand Traverse 157. Poultry, 

 High-pressure 309 Poultry-yards at Willow Cre^t, N. 

 Y. 25. Prices, Low, Responsibility for 907 Property 

 Right in Bees 074. Propolin 9. Propolis for Paint 502 

 Propolis, Salve Made from 101. Purity v Good Work- 

 ers 901. 



Queen Mating Several Times 778. Queens Breeding 

 in Little Hives 587. Queens Fertilized in the Hive 38(). 

 Queens Fertilized in Small Nuclei 434. Queens Fumi- 

 gated in Foreign Mails 130. Queens Mated in Confine- 

 ment 218 Queens Fertilized in Small Nuclei a Fail- 

 ure 030. Queens Mating where Black Bees are 940. 

 Queens Caged when Laying Fully 813, 819, 818, 898. 929. 

 Queens Laying Two P^ggs in Cell 940. Queens Disap- 

 pearing in California 715. Queen, Development of 

 784. Queen, Balled 790, 814. Oueen. how She maybe 

 Worth Thousands of Dollars 582. Queen Tested, 

 What is One? 813. Queens, High priced 85. Queens, 

 Balled, Treatment of 801. Queens, Cost of Rearing 

 700. Queens, Keeping Over 014 Queens, Freak -bfst, 

 Simpson on 971. Queens, ConfiniTig, a Bad Practice 

 671. Queens, In and Cross Breeding 383 Queens, 

 Breeding from the Best 814 Queens, Influenc- of on 

 Bees582. Queens, Virgin, Rough Handling714. Queens, 

 Best 581 Queens, Our Premium 518. Queens. Fertil- 

 izing in Confinement 507. 581. Queens, Bees Suoersed- 

 ing474. Queens. Clipping 85, 345, 405, 889. Queens, 

 Thoroughbred 382 Queens, Sudden Confinement of 

 in Cages 803, 819, 848, 898, 929. Queens, Introducing 

 with Honey 184. Queens, Caging, to Prevent Swarm- 

 ing 244. Queens, In-breeding 7(l5, 777. Queens, Lon- 

 gevity of 598 Queens, Virgin, Plurality in one Hive 

 743. Queen-cages, Pasteboard on 009, 788 Queen- 

 catcher, Rambler's 744. Queen-cell Building in France 

 11. Queen-cell, Incubation of 814. Queen-cells Indica- 

 tive of Swarming 742. Queen-excluders for Sections 

 546. Queen - fertilizing Boxes, Swarthmore 743. 

 Queen rearing, Allev Style 587, 705. Queen-rearing, 

 Modern Methods of 507. Queen-rearing. Scientific 581. 

 Queen-rearing, Selection of Sire and Dam 582. Queen- 

 rearing in France 11. Queen-rearing, Simpson on 741. 

 Queen - rearing. Strenuous 291. Queen rearing _by 

 Swarthmore — see Swarthmore. Queen - rearing, 

 Swarthmore's System 434. 



Rabbet, Hive, Atwater"s 789 Rambler in the Bunk 

 675 Rambler Strikes it Rich 010 Rambler at Stearn.e' 

 Apiary 853, 892 Rambler at McCubbin Apiary 143 

 Rambler and Central California 977 Rambler's Defi- 

 nition of Pathetic 821 Red Clover Fertilized by Bees 



286 Red Clover Increasing Honey Crop 289 Red Clo- 

 ver for Bees 712 Red Clover, Doolittle on 712 Red-clo- 

 ver Tubes, Bees that will Split 788 Resorts, Summer, 

 Northern Michigan 053 Rheumatism and Slings 8 

 Rhododendron 528 Rhubarb Culture, New 415 Robber 

 Bees 705 Robbers, to Frighten Away 131 Roof Bee 

 Culture 341 Rooster, Our Fighting 3,57, 762 Root, E. 

 R., Notes of Travel— see Notes of Travel by E. R. R. 

 Root-German Wax press 637 Royal Jelly by Medi- 

 cine-dropper 241 Royal Jelly in Cell Cups 705 Rus- 

 sian Drone Story 675. 



Salary of $720 and Expenses 761 San Joaquin Val- 

 ley 977 Scent-producing Organ of Bees 639 Science 

 Healers in Trouble 760 Scholl, L., Visit to 627 Scholl- 

 cup Plan for Queen-cells 588 Screens, Fly 707 Sealed 

 Covers V. Absoi bents 241 .Secrets. Valuable 529 Sec- 

 tions Discussed in England 220,327 .Sections by the 

 Piece 326 Sections, Tall v. Square, Weight of 147, 148, 

 223 Sections, Snow-white 8 Sectiotis, Plain, Ideal 896 

 Sections, Unfinished, Liable to Candy 337, 338 Sec- 

 tions, .Starting Bees in 467 Sections, Plain, and Fence 

 .Separators 328 Sections, Ext'g when Partly Filled 398 

 Sections, Bait 598 Sections, Honest Weight 218 Sec- 

 tions, Forcitig Bees into 946 .Separators or No .Sepa- 

 rators 335 Separators for Plain Sections 645 Separat- 

 ors, Harrison's 045 Separators, Early History of 503 

 Section-folder, Mintle's 50 Shaded Apiaries 984 Shade 

 for Hives 40(i, 407 .Shaded Apiaries in Arizona 943, 984, 

 985 Shade, Grapevine 782 Shallow Brcod-chpmbers 

 — see Frames, Shallow. .Shallow Extracting Combs — 

 see Ex. Combs. .Smoker with Continuous Bla.st 325 

 Smoker, Double-blast 293 Snakes and Bees 10 Solar 

 Extractors Condemned 320 Solar Extractor, Cart- 

 wheel 320 .S lar Wax extractor. Reversing 287 Sor- 

 rel, Jamaica 702 .Sparrows a Nuisance 547 .Spraying 

 During Bloom 193, 281 Spraying During Bloom Not 

 Recommended by Exp. Stations 284 Spring, to Fix 

 Up 088 Stachelhausen, V.sit to 627 Steam Wax press- 

 es 276—283 S'earns, O. W., his Management of Apia- 

 ries 853, 892 Stings of Bees, Effects of 382 Strainers 

 V. Settling-tanks in California 437 Strong Colonies 

 for Honev 502 Sugar as a Food 79 Sugar to Finish 

 Sections 815 Sugar, Beet 44 Sugar, Beet v. Cane 192, 

 218, 245, 672, 706. Sugar. Beet, Feeding 644 Sugar, 

 Granulated, Adulterated 325 Sulphuric Acid, Propor- 

 tion of 947 Sulphuric Acid for Wax 8, 101 Surplus 

 Arrangement, Doolittle's Adjustable 99 Swarm Go- 

 ing to the Woods 557 Swarming Contorlled by Large 

 Hives 2.35 Swarming and Section Honey 596 Swarm- 

 ing with Unsealed Brood 787 Swarming Controlled 

 without Queens 753 Swarming Controlled by Doutile- 

 decker Hives 822 Swarming Checked by Honey-flow 

 752, 860, 900 Swarming Plan, Burt's 777 Swarming, 

 Scheme to Control 335 Swarming, how Conducted 515 

 Swarming, Questions on 682 Swarming. Sudden Stop- 

 page of in California 978 Swarming, Excessive, bad 

 Effect 938 Swarming, Natural, and Automatic Hiving 

 851 Swarms Absconding 5.55 Swarms Running to 

 another Colony 753 Swarms. Making 554 Swarms, 

 Brushed, for Comb Honey 333 Swarms, Hiving on 

 Full Combs 467 Swarms, Brushed, by Stachelhausen 

 235 Sw.Trms, Right of Pursuer 674 Swarms, Reclaim- 

 ing by Law 818 Swarms, Brushed, Danzenbaker on 

 87 Swarms, Brushed or Shook 896 Swarms, Reclaim- 

 ed, Law of 935 Swarthmore's Pressed Cell Cups 505 

 Swarthmore's Queen nurserv Cage 506 Swarthmore's 

 System of Queen-rearing 504, 5^88, 634, 743 Swarth- 

 more's Management of Miniature Nuclei 504 Swarth- 

 more Cell-forming Sticks 634 Swarthmore System of 

 Fertilizing Criticised 030 Sweet Clover— see Clover 

 Sweet. Sweet Clover for Horses and Cattle 761 Sym- 

 posium on Wax-presses 270 Svrup for Feeding, to 

 Make 802 Syrup, Consistency of 891 Syrup, Thick or 

 Thin 408 Tall Sections— see Sections, Tall. Tnnk for 

 Settling Honey 243 Temperance and the Railroads 

 530 Temperance in Government 00 Texas, Bee Par- 

 adises of 750, 780 Texas, Honev Re.sources of 627 

 Thick Top-bar, New Scheme for 907 Thick Tcp-bars 

 East and West 777 Thick Top-bars, Atwater on 749 

 Thick Top-bars, Hyde and Miller on 890 Thick Top- 

 bars, Pettitt 740 



Thick ToD-bars, Origin of 227 'Thick v. Thin Top- 

 bars 380 "Tired," Whv Folks Get" 834 Tobacco, Re- 

 lation to Health 503, 609 Toepperweir., Visit to 077 

 Tomales 412 Tongues Measured by Rankin 84 

 Tongues and Pollen "429 Tongues, Long v. Longevity 

 234 Tongues, Apparatus for Measurirg 101 Tongues, 

 Long, Good for other than Red Clover 508 Tongues, 

 Losing our Heads on 326 Tongues, how Measured at 

 Medina 399 Tongues, how Used in .Sipping Horey 597 

 Tongues, Measuring 193, 234, 383 584 Tongues, Long 

 132 Tongues, Relation to Honey 84 Tongues, Long, 

 Burlesque[^on 973 Tongues.'Long, and Honey 79,81 



