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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



fairs 271 ; Cage, putting bees in 671 ; Canadian 

 National Exposition, exliilMt at 704 ; Candied 

 lioney, Allan's method of marketing 707 ; Candy- 

 ing of honey prevented hy sun's rays 769, 770 ; 

 Cappinir-meUer, George's 667 ; Capping-melters, 

 honev and wax separators for 309, 400 ; Carbon 

 bisulphide, fumigating with 700 ; Carr, W. 

 Broughton 401 ; Cart, Boardman's two-wheeled 

 1'47 ; Cart, Deadman s, two-wheeled 207 : Catalpa- 

 trees in Oklahoma 200 ; Cellar, Hurt's, in side 

 hill 600 ; Cellar ventilation, theory of loa ; 

 Cellar, concrete runway leading into 207 ; Cem- 

 ent alighting-board 252 ; Chaff-tray 700 ; Cham- 

 bers requeening device 178 ; Clematis, Japanese 

 :50, 31 ; Colonies, open-air 86 ; Comb honey from 

 box hives 60 ; Comb honey damaged by wasp 

 110; Combs built in open air 86; Combs plug 

 for making opening through 181 ; Corrugated- 

 paper shipping-case. Crane's 239 ; Corrugated- 

 paper shipping-case wj.^ hole in side 468 ; Cor- 

 rugated-paper shipping-case 307, 308 ; Cover, 

 Todd's telescopic 777 ; Covers, super 701 ; Covers, 

 telescoping 700 ; Craig, Inglis C. 79 ; Cut honey 

 in a jar 28 ; Cutting canv^-ea honey, Allan's 

 method 707 ; Cutting honey. Young's device for 

 27. 



Decapper, Miller's 235 ; Demonstration, hand- 

 ling bees at fairs 271 ; Dining-cars, individual 

 comb honey for 705 ; Divisible hive, Todd's 777 ; 

 Donaldson, R. 79. 



Entrance-protector to prevent robbing 319 ; 

 Entrance, outer 533, 5^4 ; Entrances, the effects 

 of on swarming 504. o-->; Escape-boards, how to 

 put on 605 ; Evergreen-tree holding swarm 338 ; 

 Exhibit at Canadian .National Exhibition 704 ; 

 Exhibit of house made of honey 132 ; Exhibit, 

 Lossing's, at fairs 502, 503 ; Extracting honey 

 with a vacuum pump 463, 464, 465 ; Extracting- 

 outtit, portable 274. 



Feeder inside supers 711 ; Feeding for winter 

 701 ; Fence, high, along north side of apiary 

 567 • Field meeting of Massachusetts bee-keepers 

 601,' 736; Field ""meeting of Philadelphia bee- 

 keepers 32, 33 ; Fire, devastating effects of in 

 forest 34 ; Fire destroys apiary 273 ; Float rep- 

 resenting bee-keeping^n California 201 ; FlorWa 

 views of Shumard's island 43..), 436, 437, 438 ; 

 Follower, how to remove from hive 635 ; Form 

 for wiring frames 254 ; Form for nailing section- 

 holders 253 ; Forest of hard maple 434 ; Foul 

 brood, American 341 ; Foundation ; Huti s 

 method of fastening 443 ; Frame manipulation 

 633 044, 645 ; Frame, reversible 316 ; Fruit 

 blooming in Australia 237 ; Fruit damaged by 

 birds 55 ; Fruit in observatory hive at fair. 



Gasoline-engine extracting-outfit, portable 274 ; 

 Gasoline-engine extracting-outfit at fairs 502 ; 

 Gate for honey 717. 



Handling bees in cage 271 ; Handling frames 

 573 • Handling frames without comb breakage 

 739; Hatch wax press 310, 311, 312: Hay over 

 entrance to prevent robbing 31 ; Head of worker 

 bee 59 ; Heath-fleld 367 ; Hive, Hurst's reversible 

 210 ; Hives, propolis proof 316 ; Hives, row of 

 preferred for winter 676 ; Hives, W. B. C. o07 ; 

 Hive-cart, Boardman's 247 ; Hive-cart, two- 

 wheeled, Feadman's 207 ; Hive-corners, to make 

 Todd on 542 ; Hive-lifter, overhead track for 

 500 ; Hive-seat and tool-box 609 ; Hive-stand, 

 Keek's 735 ; Hive-stands made of rails 13o ; 

 Hive-tool how to use 632, 633, 634. 635 ; Hiving 

 swarms without climbing trees 337 ; Holland, 

 bee-keeping in 367, 368, 369, 370; Honey-cutter 

 '>!• Honey-extractor, brake for 474; Honey- 

 house bui't over the water 437 ; Honey-sac of 

 bee 535, 536, 537 ; Honey-strainer, Fettit 143 ; 

 Hooker J. H. 242 ; Hornet's nest 538 ; Horses 

 covered to prevent being stung 568 ; House made 

 of honev as exhibit 132; House of M. E. Mon- 

 roe 81;' House-apiary. Dr. Bruennich's 17 -i; 

 House-apiarv, Irving Dong's 170, 171 ; House- 

 aplary. Sorter's 168. 169; Hutchinson, ^. /. 

 483 



Incubator, Simplicity 740; Individual-service 

 comb-uonev 765 ; Insect-breeding building in 

 Honolulu '133 ; Intestinal wall of diseased bee 

 665 • Irrigating makes apiary possible 640. 



Japanese buckwheat 29 ; Japanese clematis 30, 

 31 ; Jaws of bees 58. 



Kennedy sisters 109 ; King, Albert J. 705 ; 

 Knife, butcher, for uncapping 359. 



I-esser wax-moths, work of 342 : Liquefying 

 honey by sun's rays 769, 770. 



Maru.me Bee-keepers' Association 79 ; Mary- 

 land State bee-keepers' meeting 131 ; Massachu- 

 setts field meet 6(Jl, 736 ; Melting old combs in 

 tank 248 ; Mondeng handling bees in cage 271 ; 

 Monroe, M. E. 82; Mouth parts of bees uo, .^i', 

 58, 59. 



Nailing hives and frames 280 ; Nailing sec- 

 tion-holders 253 ; New Jersey convention 639 ; 

 Newspaper editor's suburban home 134 ; Nuclei, 

 forming 667, 668, 669. 



Observatory hive containing fruit 103 ; Okla- 

 homa, catalpa-trees in 206 ; Orange blossoms 

 236. 



Paper bottles for honey 204 ; Parade, bee- 

 keeping represented in by float 201 ; Paulownia- 

 tree T37 ; Pettit honey-strainer 143 ; Pettit. 

 Morley 238 ; Philadelphia bee-keepers' field meet 

 32, 33, 639 ; Plug for providing permanent hole 

 through comb ISl ; Portable gasoline-engine ex- 

 tracting-outfit 274 ; Pouder's honey-store 344 ; 

 Pratt, E. L. 242; Propolis proof hive. Fore- 

 man's 316. 



Queen-cages, filling 671 ; Queen-cells, large 

 number on comb 775 ; Queen, Dutch bee-keeper 

 finding 370. 



Railroads, individual comb honey for 765 ; 

 Requeening device 178 ; Respiration of honey- 

 bees 499, 500 ; Reversible hive, Hurst's 210 ; 

 Robber-cage 568, 569 ; Robbing-device 319 ; Rob- 

 bing prevented by hay over entrance 31 ; Robin- 

 son, T. P. 733 ; Roof, apiary on 203. 



Sawing wood with automobile 84 ; Scales for 

 weighing hives 105 ; Section-holders, form for 

 nailing 253 ; Separators of wire cloth 205 : 

 Separators, honey and wax for capping-melter 

 399, 400 ; Shaking bees from supers 604 : 

 Shed, ornamental, made of bark 277 ; Shed. 

 Rex's 734 ; Sheds for bees, of corrugated iron 

 774 ; Sheds for bees in Germany 372. 373, 377 : 

 Sheds, Smith's 202 ; Sheds. Schilling 167 ; Ship- 

 ping-case, corrugated-paper, with hole in side 

 468 ; Shipping-case, Sorter's plan for advertising 

 on 206 ; Shipping-cases of corrugated paper 2.^9, 

 307 ; Shipplug-crate for fowls 138 : Skunk cab- 

 bage 200; Smoker with handle on bellows 379; 

 Solar sterilizer 709, 770 ; Sorter's house-apiary 

 i68 ; Stewart, Wm. E. 80 ; Stomach of the bee 

 535, 536, 537 ; Stores, determining amount for 

 winter 699 ; Storm-door 571 ; Strainer, modified 

 Alexander 39 ; Strainer. Bailey's cone-shaped 

 466 ; Strainer, Pettit 143 ; Super covers 701 : 

 Supers, to examine without removing from hives 

 602, 603, 604, 005; Swarm specialists, Dutch 

 368*; Swarm in evergreen-tree 338 ; Swarm hiv- 

 ing without climbing trees 337 ; Swarms, self- 

 hived 339 ; Swarm-catcher, home-made 445 ; 

 Swarm-hiving device 337 ; Swarming controlled 

 by size of entrance 504. 505 ; Swarming pre- 

 vented by hives raised from bottom-board 038. 



Tank for melriug old combs 248 ; Texas bee- 

 keepers at College Station 733 ; Tongues of bees 

 50 ; Tool-box and hive-seat 699 ; Transferring 

 Iirood-combs from bee-trees 343. 



Uncapping-knives 359; Uncapping-machine, 

 Ferguson's 403, 404, 405 ; Uncapping-machine, 

 Miller 235 ; Uncapping-machine, i>ayless 165. 



Vacuum honey-extractor, Avani s 463, 464, 

 465 ; Veil, Alexander, supported on top of head 

 114; Ventilation at bottom-board prevents 

 swarming 638 ; Ventilation, theory of 163. 



Wasp damages comb honey 110; Watering- 

 place- for bees, made of brick 467; Wax-moths, 

 lesser, the work of 342 ; Wax-press, Atwater 

 136; Wax-press, Brown's 248; Wax-press. Hatch 

 31(t, 311, 312; Weber, C. II. W. 104; Weighing 

 hives 105 ; Winter cases that may be taken apart 

 for the summer 570, 571 ; Winter cases, Bart- 

 lett's, for holding four colonies 563, bo-t ; Win- 

 ter cases. Keek's method of using 735 ; Winter 

 cases. Smith's 599 ; Winter stores, determining 

 amount of 699 ; Wire-cloth separators 205 ; Wir- 

 ing frames 281 ; Wiring frames, form for 254 ; 

 Work-bench. Todd's 279 ; Work-shop, Turner's 

 640. 



