A woman charged that her sick infant...

A woman charged that her sick infant and 6-year-old daughter were held as collateral in the Philippines until her hotel bill was paid and has turned her anger on the Boston bank that she claims caused the trouble. Maria Luz DeIulis, who failed in her bid to sue the hotel, has sued the Bank of Boston for $2 million, saying her anguish was caused by someone at the bank who bungled her credit card account. A Suffolk Superior Court judge refused a request by the bank to dismiss the suit. The bank says the suit is groundless and that DeIulis brought all the trouble on herself by using a card she had asked be restricted so her boyfriend could not use it.