Preferring his shaving water at 86 degrees Fahrenheit, he is thought to be a bank robber by Detective Fix.
A 1973 book by Philip Jose Farmer about this man's "other log" posits that he is actually part of the alien Eridani race. This character's great-grandson appears in a 1963 Three Stooges film, while a 2004 film presents this man as the rival of Baron Kelvin.  Preferring his shaving water at 86 degrees Fahrenheit, he is thought to be a bank robber by Detective Fix. FTP, name this member of the Reform Club, the protagonist of Jules Verne's Around the World in Eighty Days.
A 1973 book by Philip Jose Farmer about this man's "other log" posits that he is actually part of the alien Eridani race.
Phileas Fogg (accept either, also accept either form of Phineas Fogg)