CATHOLIC CHAPLAINS I I I Cardinal Gibbons Has a Satisfactory Interview With McKinley I Baltimore June 30 Cardinal Gibbons I I went to Washington today where he had an interview with President Mc I Klnley regardIng more Catholic chaplains I chap-lains being appointed to the army On his return home tonight his eminence Slid his visit to the chief executive was l a most pleasant one He said 1 I was most cordially received by the I president and had quite a lengthy in i torvlcw with him I set forth to him the great number of Catholic young I men whoare now In the army aril navy fighting and ready at a moment to tlefend their country and how com Iiaratlvely few Catholic chaplains there are with the army to look after their special religious welfare My Interview Inter-view was most satisfactory but I cannot can-not the > ny details as to how many or what particular Catholic chaplains will be sent to the soldiers The cardinal declined to say that he had received any Instructions from Rome for overtures toward negotiations 10 bring the war to an end I a i