826 



AMERICAN BEE jCuENAL 



Dec. 27, 1900. 



, .549, 566, 



Kest for queons 



Reversible frames 



Review of bee-booka 



Kietsche'B f*_>unaation press 



KipeniiiK honey 194, 232, :234, 428. 440. 



Kobber-oees 284, 519. 



Robber-bees and balled queens.... 



Robbing 284, 373,418,434. 



Koyal jelly 



Running of the ears 



40fi 

 227 

 8n5 

 200 

 634 

 612 

 374 

 527 



487 

 519 



788 



Salting bees 469.470,541 



Salt to kil! drone-brood 6S*7 



Saving beeswax 7o7 



Scientific views on honey 246 



Second swarms 310 



Sections 119 



Sections carrying foul brood 647 



Selling honey by local newspaper advertising... 4h7 



Separating united swarms 278 



SeparHtors 135, 250, 259 



Separators or non-separators 106, 243, 296 



Several queens in a htve 53 



Shale tor hives 103, 406,541, 583, 601. 650 



Shallow hives 387 



Shallow vs. iull-depth supers for extracted 



honey 115 



Shed-apiary in Nebraska 257. 3^2 



Shipping bees 234, 311, 456, W2b 



Shipping-cages 218 



Shipping-cases 76. mi 



Shipoing honey 433.803 



Shipping queens 30G 



Short-tubed red clover 660, 724 



Should the public be encouraged to keep hees?. 

 Showy and Iragrant tlowers as honey-yielders. . 



Silver linden 



Slumgum , 



Small trees vs. big trees in the apiary 



Smelter smoke 2-'3, 



Smoker fuel 29, 61. 473. .V25, 



Smokinc bees 386,446, 



Soiled sections 



Solar wa.\-ex tractor with bottom heat 



Somerford nucleus plan 548, 



Sore throat and lunn remedies 



Sou'h Airican honey-guide 



Sowing for honey 279. 



Space above frames 



Spacer-nails 



Spacing extract ing-frames 



Spelling retorm... 104. 105, 121. 137,202,249.263, 



343. 4JiS, 5(i2. 708, 7 in 



Spirea or verbena for honey 



Splints instead of wires for foundation. 122, I?.', 



Spores 



Spraying. . . 251. 277, 302. 346. 373. 393. 418, 



Spraying law 



Spreading brood 164, 215' 



Spring dwindhng 158, 



Spring management 



Square frames 



Starting an out-apiary 



Starved bmoU 



Htiniutatmg brood-rearing "236. 



Stimulative feeding 38.87, J03, 154.250,295. 



4n7 -, 



Stinging experiences 



Stinu-i rowel theory 



Stolleys < Wiu.) report tor lytHi 



Storage-tank for extracted honey 



Storing honey 331, 



Strain ins honey 



Straw mats 



Strong colonies for comb honey 



Stung to death by bees 122, 



''Styles" of bees 



Puear in the urine caused by honey ? 



Sulphuring mothy brood-frames 170. 



Superior breeuing-queens 



Supers 197, 259, 



Superseding queens 64, 471, 



Supers on in winter 



Swarm-catchers 



ttwarming 10. 138. 195. 198.214.225,23', 247, 



2K2. 279. 294.297. 326. 341, 342. 343, 350, 35K, 

 387,3-<H, 4"7. 4I9.42;<. 4i7, 43H, 454, 455, 470, 

 493.529.536,598.601,605, 631. 665, 698, 710, 



777 



Swarm of bees on the march 



Swarm of Bb ( poem) 



Swarms 231, 311, 



Sweei clover 23.103, 140. 168. 170230, 277. 



470.477. 47-<, 4Ty. 507, 5>^. 589, 678, 777 



Sweet clover for horses and sheep 



Sweet clover honey 



Sweets for children 89, 



Sweet-tootht policeman 



790 

 510 

 330 

 3i9 

 5' 3 

 191 

 7 

 374 

 569 

 294 

 738 



820 

 700 

 342 

 297 

 630 

 )H4 

 307 

 2HI 

 270 

 695 



278 



473 

 395 

 667 

 823 

 440 

 552 

 617 



3S 

 218 

 250 

 327 

 80 v^ 

 617 

 106 

 289 

 647 



70 

 535 



234.281, 



Taking (.(EFsupers 



Tall sectiuns 



Tail sect inns and fences 



Taxing bees in Colorado 



Temperature of bee-cellars 146, 



Tenement hives 



'J'heilmann's honey-lawsuit 



There's music in the air to-day (poem) 



'I'hickness <ii cell-walls built on foundation . 



Threi.' and live banded bees 



'•'iering-up 



Toads 



Tobacco-smoke for hees 



Transferring bees 55, 103, 214, 308, 309, 316, 



326. 3y 1 . 468, 66 '». 714 



Traveling bees 



'J'ravel-stained honey 



Trials of a bee-supply dealer 



Trials of a commission man 693. 



Tulip or whitewood tree 



Two queens in the same brood-chamber 



V19 



487 

 506 

 788 



780 

 558 

 69 

 119 

 610 



322 



82) 

 638 

 116 

 259 

 563 



^•H 

 458 

 520 



55 

 197 

 314 

 510 



745 

 234 

 365 

 361 

 710 

 552 



Uncapping honey 201. 440 



Uncapt^ing-knife 2H2 



linneiground hive-entrance I.50 



Untliiisht sectinns ll, ly, 66, HI, 467. 553,627, 643 



United ^tate8 Bee-Keepers' Association 24 



Uniting colonies 2i4,423, 43y, 552, 611, 661. 665 



Unsalable sections 675 



Un^it riven fail i poem) 4yo 



Unsuccessful wintering ot\ boney-dew 779 



Untested queens <U4 



Upward veniilaiion in winter 82i> 



U'^ing old combs 2y4 



Using soilcfl brood-combs -114 



Utter vs. Utter case 723. 7o7 



Value of bees to horticulture 217. 440. 453 



Value of daily weighing 289 



Variation in honey-yields :i76 



Variation in weight of a colony 550 



Veil injuring the eyes , 186 



Ventilation.... 18, 76. 86.88. 103,160, 154,518,727, 820 



Vermont on the right track 153 



Virgin queens 329,568,602 



Visit to Kane Co., 111., bee-keepers 663 



Watering bees 42,482,551,662,708, 810 



Wax-extractors 217,307,329, i. 



Wax-moths and worms. H, 124, 154. 186,200,215. 



234. 456. 590 601 



Wax-plant 309 



Wax-secretion 282 



Wax waste not always worthless.... 246 



Weak colonies 142. 164, 196.202,230.638, 627 



Weed comb foundation 473 



Weeds in cities and towns 277 



Weighing colonies 28y 



Wetting sections before fo Idin 428. 605 



What ailed the bees? 794 



When to remove honey 1I9 



Whistled to prevent stinging 7oi 



White eappings for best price , 23 4 



Wbite clover honey 37 



Who should pay the freight? 1H6 



Whv do bees swarm ? 530 



Wild asters 165 



Wild bees and honey in Connecticut 297 



Willom-h^Tb honey 362 



Windbreaks 167,250, 342 



Winter bee-flights 154 



Winter-case arrangement..... 389 



Wintering bees. ,5. 36. 52, 68, 7", 74, 75, 76. 92. 98, 



IIH. 132. 138, 146. 150, 154. 163. 167, I80. 229. 



250,2.55,269,270,282.373, 3S7, 3H9. 419. 627. 



6.52.666,711,715,727.738, 762. 778, 789, 798. 



.107,809 810 



Wintering bees in a cave 119. 2.50 



Wintering bees in a house 74 



Winter stores 5H, 70, 103,373, 633,675,713, 8L18 



Winter temperature of the cluster 106 



Wire fence for bee-yard 568 



Wiring frames 27. 170. 343 



Wisconsin apiaries si, 449, 629 



Wisconsin inspector's report 35.^ 



Wooden cell cups 71o 



Worker-comb 86 



Workers laying eggs at will 509 



Working an out-apiary lor comb honey 81.8 



Yellow sweet clover 417.445, 535, 589, 650 



Young bees flying 374 



Young brood hatching and dying 375 



Zulusin Africa 508 



COKKi:SPO:\I>K3i1'S. 



Abbott. O. li. 45 

 Abbott, P. G. 2.55 

 Abbott. Rev. E. T. 198. 



264, 2y6. 775 

 Acklin, Mrs. H.G.632 

 Adkins.tJ. H. liO. 348 

 Aiken. Wni. h30 

 Aikin, R. C. 1h, 58. 65, 97, 



1 7. l:i2. 154. 1«4. IHI. 



195,225, 250, 259, 289, 



322. 3f'7 

 Akins. .lames. 558 

 Alder. W. U.394 

 Atdrich.T. B. 490 

 Allen. Chas. B. 411.558 

 Allen, .1.*'. 93 

 Allen.. I. H. 460 

 Allen, L. 140,558 

 Alley. Henry, 203, 261, 



332. 565, 573. 697 

 Allinger. G. C. 175 

 Ammidown. Ji. B. 797 

 Anderson, C. W. 542 

 Anderson, .lames. 252 

 Andr»-..l. H. 14^ 

 Applegate. A M. 453 

 Arnd. U.M.21 

 Ascha. C. G 555 

 Atkinson. .John, 638 

 Atwater. E. F. h2. 220 

 Axiell. Mrs. L. C. 251 



478 



Babb, E. .7. 94 



Baird Mrs. Colin. 362 



Baker. D. 542 



Baker. Krank. 140.747 



Baldridge. M. M. 91. 244, 



442. 4M4 

 Banker, Kmma. 222 

 Barber. Mrs. A..J.6MI 

 Barbour, Nelson 8. 30 

 Barrette. Mrs. Paul, ."iS9 

 Bnrton.T. M. .^43 

 mites. W. K.413 

 liaxter, Albert, 76 

 Baxter, iCmil.I. 171 

 Beaudry. .los. 30 

 Bechlv. Fred. 126,796 

 B-ckwith. I. W. 186. 4j2 

 Beheler. B. F. 29 

 Bell.G. W. 541, 830 

 Benedict. V. B. :i78 

 Benton. Frank, 202, 218 

 Bergen. J. C. 6(i6 

 Bergh. L.J. 254. 589 

 Besse. Ur. H. 8il 

 Best. M. 29 

 Bethke. .los. 44. 79m 

 Beuhne, IC. 154 

 Bevins. Edwin, 146,243. 



Bidwell. Henry. II5 

 Bingham. T. K. 112, 76, 



toy, 193. 3l7.;r2! 

 Biser, Taylor, 2y. 7n2 

 Bishop. W. 30, .>4 ) 

 Black. S. N. -Mi 

 Blair. L. G. 431 

 Blighton, D. K. 766 



Blocher. 1>. J. 394,731, 



793 

 Blunk. ,1. P. 3 

 Bonney, C 

 Bowdish, t. M. 525 

 Branson, w P. 206 

 Brodb ^^' 

 Brown. F. E. 154 

 Brown, .Tny 

 Bunch. C. A. 141 

 Burnett. K. A. h94 

 Burrell. H. D. ^81. 390. 



.'.82. HU4. 6I(i. 740 

 Buxlon, Spencer, S. 796 



Parr. H. M. 7^8 



Carv, RTbert, J. 108,493, 



701. 7y9 

 Chandler. Edw. A. 61 

 Chandler. H. N. 3y5 

 t'hapman. U J. :i32 

 Ctieatham, S. hoo 

 «;hristensen. Hans. 460 

 Chrysostom, B. J. 273, 



:^4y. 412 

 Clark. J. 1.716 

 Clark, h .1.671 

 Clark. O. E. 191. 798 

 Clayton, C. H. 436 

 CMne. John. 26i). H30 

 Clubb. Dan. 4;il. 7^4 

 Clute, Herbert, 323. 356 

 Clute. J. H. 6IH 

 Civmer, H. <;. 236 

 Coffey. H. E 605 

 Coggshall.I). H. 542 

 ('uggshall. W. L. 605. 829 

 Coniielly, T. F. A. 499 

 Convers. Clara Eniiline, 



410 

 Cook. Prof. A. J. 147. 



24 3, 292. a21. 3-^9. 411. 



4S3. 4K2. 4^*8, 52y, 549, 



.' 66. 002. 710, 805 

 Cornwall. Mrs. E. ,1.371 

 Cory:i, Dr.W. P. 005. 728 

 (oven I ill-. Frank, 22m 

 Cowan, Thus. Wm. 24, 



372, 756, 76 . 

 Cox. John J. 443 

 Craig. John. 671 

 Crane, J. E. 161,4.50, 6:.5 

 Crank, Alpha. 5.55 

 Crunk. C. tioii. 7:i5 

 Crawford, Bros. 221 

 Crego.G. S. 5 

 Crenshaw. Wm. 700 

 Crofton, R. N. 83) 

 Crombie. U.J. 669 

 Cutis. J. M. 397. 636 



Dadant.C. P. 2, 82. 115. 

 146. 1H3, 211, 276, 3^3, 

 337, 582. ">W. 679. 712, 

 744 761. 775. S06, 821 



Davenport. B. T. 444 



Davenport. C. 179, 26^. 

 3"7, 34U. 40.5. 449, 4y7. 

 590, 776 



Davies, Dr. R. P. 718 



Davis K. L. l.".6 

 Deacon, S. A. 467, 514. 



531 

 DeBusk. F. W..507 

 Demaree, G. W. 19 

 Demuth, Geo. .=i84 

 Devinny. V. 239 

 Dick, Wm.M. 70*1 

 Donaldson, Jesse M. 66. 



S22 



Doner, W. S. 300 



Doolittle. G. M. 2, 34. 37, 

 98, 123, 163, 167. iy4, 

 202, 227, 235, 250, 258, 

 291. 3U6, 354. 3-«5. 41H, 

 468, 4-5, 513. 531. 551, 

 5N3, 614, 647, 637, 694, 

 742, 748. 807 



Doty. John. 557 



Doudna, J. M. 638 



Drury, James B. 4^1 



Dudley, Geo. E. 334 



Duff, G. B. lOH 



Dunham, E. L. 443 



Durham, D. L. 54i 



Eagerty. Wm. H. 542,555 

 Eaton. K. N. 22 

 Edgar. Thos. 5117 

 Emm Dee, 557 

 Evans, Mrs. T. P. 5«9 

 Everding, Albert, 477 



Kacev, M. V. 671 

 Fairbanks, Chas. A. 239, 



H14 

 Farrington. F. B. 203 

 Feathers. E. C. .96 

 Felt, E. P. 393 

 Ferguson, Mrs. Ben. 13 

 Ferris. C. G. 307, 381 

 Files. D. L. 46 

 Filmar, Wm. 363 

 Fish A Co., S. T. 102 

 Fishel H. H. 7'.3 

 Flanagan. ^.. T. 619 

 Fleming, John. I2 

 Foote. A. F. 51, 413. 462, 



H12 

 Foster. A. F. 93. 

 Foster, E B. 392 

 France, N. B. 229, 315, 



35."i,46(i, 5.511 

 Frey.G. H. 453 

 Friesen C. H. 410 

 Fuge, Clark S. ■, 19 



Gallup, Dr. E. 4 

 Gandy, J. I,. 475,695 

 <;atley, J.2.59 

 Gf-orge, J. W. 76 

 Getaz. Adrian, 289, 339. 



6 1 4, H95 

 Gillette, C. p. 149,200 

 (illmor. M. 78 

 Ginner, A. B. 7-3 

 (Jivler, D. B. 491 

 Gloege. Herman L. 350 

 Gordon. F. 242 

 Gore,"'. L. 269 

 G0S8, R V. 3.V', 445. .'>41 

 (Jraham. Dana H .331 



ant. F. L. 599 

 (iranger. Joe. 108 

 irasser. F. 795 

 Greene. R. F. 346 

 (ireen, .1- A. 445 

 (Jreen. Prof. W.J. 3^6 

 (ireen. T. J. 93 

 Gregor. P. W. 830 

 Greiter, F. 177, 2'8, 227. 

 3S3. 418, 465. 533, 698, 



Gresh. Abel. I'o 

 Gresh, Henrv K. 62 

 Griffith, A.S. 4h ' 

 Griffith, Mrs. Sarah J. 



(irimslev. J. O. 285, 452 

 Gruff, G.G. 420 

 Gro-'s. Giisiave. 316 

 Grover, Jwmes. 93 

 Gruber. Will C. 2H 

 tiuide Publishing Co. 346 



Ilaag. E. W. 5-.7 

 Haas. Mrs. wm. 795 

 Hagood, J. M. 747 

 liaight, J. L.2^1 

 Haines, C. A. 45 

 llairston, J.T. 191 

 Hail, I>avid.4j8, 768 

 Hall. F 253 

 HaM. F. W.25J, 395,573, 



Hall, J. B. 202, 486 

 Hall. J. M.77 

 Halstead Ernest W. 395 

 Hammond, L. A. 1(j7, 



26S 2H4, 524, 74y 

 Harrison. Mrs. L. 62, 



23.-<. 2-*7. 431, 7.32, 814 

 Harris, W. D. .507 

 Harter. Silas, 44. 76, 2>5 

 Hartwig. Wm. 716 

 Hartzell. J.S. 744 

 Haskett, Rix, L. 718 

 Hastin. Mrs. Ada. 556 

 Hatch, C. A.2HI 

 Hawn. K. G. 46 

 Hawkins. Fred R. 619 

 Hawkins, J. W. ^l> 

 Hayek, B. W. 268 

 Hayes, E. M. 2 3 

 Headden. W. P. 14^ 

 Healv, Wm. J 29,268 

 Heckler, H. W, 44d 

 Heim, W. K. 2o3 

 Heise. D. W.aii 

 Henry. F. E. 62 

 Henrv. Tom. 639 

 Hentfich. Joseph, 702 

 Herman. F. G. 26y 

 Hewitt, Harry L, 140.777 

 Hill. H. E. r.H. 2 '2. 234 

 Hitchcock. Wm. 284 



Hoagland. I.N. 40 

 Hubbs J. M. 419 

 Hudwe. Prof. C. F. 90 

 Hodseil. B. A. 63') 

 Holeman. D. A. 731 

 Hollister. N. M. I08 

 Hidmes. Charles A. 671 

 Holmes. M. B. 506 

 Holtermann. R. F. 277 

 Ifoshal, A. Hi. 311 

 Hough. W. H. 523,796 

 Howard. (*. B. 506 

 Howard. Wm. R. 295, 



471. 742 

 Howe, Harry. 185 

 Huffman, Jacob, 292 

 Huffman. P. J. 283 

 Hunter, Wesley, 172 

 Hurley. Theo. .S. 1"9 

 Hutchinson, W. Z. 66, 



.505.615 



Hyde, G. F. 575 

 Hyue. O. P. 518 



Isaac, Albert E. 606 



Jameson, H.M. 212. 52 j 

 Jarvis. E. N. 123 

 ■lohanaen. H. 129, 220 

 Johnson. W. A. 95 

 Jolley, Ed. 28, 310, 314, 



38 . 

 J nes. Daniel. 6O6 

 Jones. G. F. 124 

 Jones. H. L. 590 

 Jones, L, 156,604 



Kauffman. E. B. 589 

 '■ Kearnev." 251 

 Keating. T. 378 

 Kell r. U. H. 765 

 Kelly. J. C. 475 

 Kennedy. John, 783 

 Kenoyei. J. 331 

 Kernan. NVm. 351, 606 

 Keyes, F. D 7y7 

 Kil. low. A. L. 141 

 Kilmer. U. U 73 

 Kiiizel & Emert, 492 

 Kirkpatrick. D.Keid, 303 

 Kite. David M. 3ii3 

 Knapu. Frank E. 237 

 Knotts. James H. 6U7 

 Krauss, F. H. 701 

 Kreutzinger, L. 597 



Uarobert.H B. 188,284 

 JjMniKin, l.,ewis,541 

 Langdon, K. B. 460 

 Lathrop, Harry, 51, 347, 

 372. 4b6. 629 



Lazenby, Prof. Wm. R. 



33-* 

 Le Fevre. Fred C. 266 

 Le"iuan,TolJeld. 269 

 Lehnu-. vJias. sli 

 Lewis E. A. 445,477 

 Lewis. W. H.237 

 Livings. on. T. W. 187 

 Lohaus, Henry, y2 

 Ijoucks, Fred li. 125 

 Lovesy, E. S. Ii4, 2U7. 



2' .. 23=-. 302, 622 

 Ji \ry. M. P. 12 

 ..libbers. Ira, 62 

 Luebke.Chas. si 1 

 Lyman, W. C. 6.305 

 Lyons, Wm. 108 



Marks, W. F. .567 

 Marrs, D. F. 606 

 Martin. G. E. 2 

 Martin, J. H 41,213,329, 



330. 457. 551 

 Mason. Dr.A. B. 313,42.5, 

 4. .5. 474.523. ■■'Hli, 596, 

 63t», 645.660, 677. 6"3, 

 7oy, 7 .5,741, 756, 757, 

 773. 789,820 

 Mason, Joseph. 63 

 Masun. Dr. O. C. 443 

 Matheny, J. W. 123 

 Miitson. S. A. 63, 191,540 

 McBride, A J. 43,254,443 

 McBriue, F. 286 

 McCaslin, John P. 639 

 WcCombs. H. W. 171 

 McCuc. Leslie H. 620 

 McCurdie. J.M. 637,799 

 McDonaldson, Jesse, 58y 

 McKvoy, Wm. 51, 156, 



2h3. 435.780, 8 6 

 MeFarlane. A. L. 543 

 McGhee. W, L. 654 

 McGuire.G. W. 542 

 Mclnivre, J. F. 106 

 McKown, C.W. 159.670 

 McLean, Dr. J. Ky, 172 

 McLean. Mrs. J.M. 330 

 McLeod. D. C. 187 

 McNay. Frank. 201,287. 



3(i2 

 McNeal. W. W. 792 

 Merriani. G. F. 63 

 Merrill, Se'ah. 35i 

 Melcalf, D. a. 124, 255, 



299, 652 

 Miles, E. S. 190.236,249, 



;^ny, 4hO 

 Miller. A. H. 27 

 Miller, Arthur C. 703 

 Miller, Dr. C. C. 36, 75, 



83'. 151, 226, 263, 2 ,5, 



371, 374.377, 409, 451, 



484, 538, 566, 644, 7^8, 



~-2t<, 78y 



Miller, Noah. 236 

 Minebart. R. D. 363 

 Minkler, C. E. 443 

 Mitchell, Charles, 2:16 

 Mitchell, George. 812 

 Montfort, yt. B. 29 

 Montgomery, G. T. 365 

 Moore Herman F. 6, 20, 



22, 550. 613, H7H 



Moore, J. P. 325 



