The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-29
PRINCETON NAN ASTOWAYAY
CANP or THE SENIOR CLASS
ARRIVES N ROPE.
Strangely Missing Tor . Week whlIe
search Ter Him Was 9slnG OA-FIn-
Nshes voyage In PIrSt CabiR. hut LlGht
a. 20 BagEage MhS Dld He Do O..
!spssisi Casis DsSpaieA 10 TnE SuN

taheaNogNge IN Ftrnt amin. hut Legnt
a. 20 BagGaGe WhS MD He do ItG
special Casis DsspaieA 10 Tar SUN
PLYMOUTH. March 2s.-Among the pas
Ssnsers on the North German Lloyd
steamship Kronprihzessin Cecilie. which
arrived here to-day. was a young man.
. stowaWAy He gives the name cf
scwAll Frederick Camp. sAys he 10 -
years old and that he 10 a student at
PrincetOn
Camp says his home 10 In watertown.
v. Y. and that his father IL . banker at
that place. He boarded the vessel just
a. abe was about to sail He was dressed
in . negligee suit and had no baggage.
When the vessel was 90 miles out he
wAs approached by the purser and adj
mittsd that he had no ticket and also
that he had no money.
The young man told the captain that he
had left home after n serious quarrel with
his parents. He appeared % he very de-
spondent and awAtch was placed on him.
He recovered his spirits in a couple Of
days and az treated A. . regular saloon
passenger He will be allowed to land at
CherbOurg when the steamship reaches
that port
PRINCETON. y J.. March 2s-Camp.
who IL a member 81 the senior class. left
Princeton last Tuesday morning. lie was
aeen going away from the campus carrying
q suit case. and Il was supposed that he
was bound for his home in Watertown.
NY.
When was learned that he had not
arrived home a search for him vas begun
put no clue Ia his Whereabouts was found
Dean Henry Il. Fine telephoned tn Chicago
In hope that he might he there with the
Triangle Club. and posters describing
the student and Offering a reward for
information about him had been put up
about the town. Possess were searching
the countryside aud a party was about
to drag Carnegie Lake.
ArrAng' mcnts had been made 20 pro-
cure bloodhounds from POughkeopsic
to trail Camp. whom news 81 his arrival
az Plymouth WIS received to-day by
e. z. Olcott, HIS cousin.
Il u Ecn,rally thought here that worry
over a differ noe Of opinion was tho cause
u Camps disappcerEnce. hut Dean
Fno sid tonight that IN his opinion
tho young man had greatly mAGniftcd
this diH"rcncs and that ho had yielded
to an unressoning impulse to board III"
STEAMER end ct away. Tho dean readily
tcstificd 90 tho good character Of young
Camp. saying that h. stood high in his
studies md that his record for disoipline
was perfect
II 10 said thst young Camp and his
e. Their had disagreed - 20 what vocation
he was tn sdopS on hrs graduation ncSt
June. II n said that the hoy. who was
deeply Interested IN tho work Of th"
Philadclphien society. the undorgrGdu-
ctc religious organization. wished To
r. Ia mp religious work after graduation
and that the father did not favor his
doing -.
WATEkrowN. y. Y. March Is Walter
r. Comp. q prominent hsnker % this city.
II the father IT Sawall =. Camp He had
no clue u his sons whereab bouts until
this morning. when he received a cable
gram from the American Consul az Cher
bourg He sgys there - no truth in the
story told by the son that he and the
family had auarrrIled and that that Was
the cause Of his going 10 Europe a.
stoWsway. On the contrary. the father
and sister ~ the young man ssy that
letters had passed between them almost
every day up o. the middle 81 last week.
and the' IN the 10 - letter received the sou
aid he expected t. be home for Easter.
Inmed .ately upon receipt ~ IN" cattle
gram Ms Camp cHblcd the Consul sum
ci.nr norcy and told him TO start the hoy
for home AT once lat" this afternoon
b" received a nessPgc saying that IN"
hoy would return Immediately.
Twice. Mr. Camp sFys. I'll" son has
accomp. ned him 10 Europe and on both
occasions h. took greet interest in the
boats he Is 81 the opinion that some
thing was gwen to him Lcfore he won't
on tho hoe, that mtde him sick or that
hs bccUmc ~ Afterward ard lay out Of
sight
For several days the Camp family have
been sending messages all over tho coun.
try IN an effort to locate the son. The
family scou; the idea that the boy at
tempted ia commit suicide. - was re-
ported her"