Show WINTRY BLASTS IN KANSAS Missouri and Southwest Also in Grasp of Suffering Kansas City March unusually heavy hoovy snowstorm prevails in the south woot tonight The storm by bya a stiff north wind began early today and up to n a late continued unabated The wInd drifted the snow badlY both in city and country Street car traffic in Kansas City and other Kansas and Mis Missouri MIssouri clUes cities was totally stopped or badly Interrupted Railway trains In every di direction direction delayed and it Is 18 likely that many schedules will have haYe been annulled tl before morning Although the weather was not especial especially ly Iy c cold much suffering resulted Follow Following Following ing an unusually open winter hundreds hundred or of families themselves with but meagre supplies of co and fuel corn com comp p inies nies e a lIght demand during the remainder 0 of th the winter had permitted ed their stocks to run low The lonest continued stretch of cold weather in ails City and this part of f the southwest has been experienced during the past week culminating tod today y Coal dealers hd had worked almost night and day to sup supply supply ply the sudden demand for fuel and to days snowfall made the streets In outly lug InS districts almost Impassable The Th snow is wet however and as milder we ther Is predicted for tomorrow it is believed the snow will have hae pJ ared within an another anOther other twelve hours and that normal con conditions conditions will ill be restored QUickly TOl Topeka ck Ka Hail March st storm rm in Kansas today has been general through throughout out the state the depth of snowfall vary varying ar arIng Ing from four to six inches with no wind ind to pile up drIfts and no report of Inter Interruption r of railroad traffic The tempera temper tune ture rang ranges s from 10 to 5 degrees above zero and in man many places the sno snow m melted fast hile the Indications In g general are arl tot fo a continuance of snowfall throughout th the night nigh th the heavIest seems to have passed Farmers s sa the ts Is or of orin in Incalculable b benefit to the wh wheat at without exception the Is 13 char characterized as th the heaviest of th the win winter winter ter Ch itt Kan iCan March ll avi t snowStorm of the winter prevailed in this part of today and extended south Into inti ThE temperature was j triflE b rW zing point |